Running head: MAJOR DEPRESSION ARE WE LOST Major Depression are we Lost in Screening and Treatment NURS4386 Leadership in Nursing Cee June 10, 2008 Part I: Action Plan 1) Project Focus: Major depression- screening and treatment 2) Documenting Evidence: a. Questions to be considered within the evidence-based practice process. Within the initial year following diagnosis, will individuals eighteen and above who has been diagnosis with major depression improve from screening and treatment compared to clients without proper screening, treatment and follow-up. i. P (Patient Population of Interest): ages eighteen and above ii. I (Intervention of Interest): Improve screening
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There is an astonishing 14.2 percent divorce rate in Nevada (Fiegerman, 2010) one of the highest in the country. While parents are going through a divorce I do not believe they are thinking of the children. In my opinion the parents are thinking how to hurt the other parent and in the meantime the children are forgotten. There are laws put in place to protect our children while determining which
What's Wrong with America's Health Care? Retrieved from http://www.aflcio.org/issues/healthcare/whatswrong/index.cfm Filson, C., Hollingsworth, J., Skolarus, T., Quentin Clemens, J. J., & Hollenbeck, B. (2011). Health care reform in 2010: transforming the delivery system to improve quality of care. World Journal of Urology, Academic Search Premier, EBSCOhost (accessed January 27, 2012).
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(Document ID: 1266892201). Munch, S., & Shapiro, S. (2006, February). Silent thief: Osteoporosis and women's health. Health and Social Work, 31(1), 44(10). (ISSN 03607283) Retrieved September 12, 2008, from Sociological Collection Database.
Same Tuition’s Problem The issue of higher education and immigration has been debated for more than a decade. American educational system is falling to a record low level for its unprecedented low academic standard, high dropout rate, and huge economic burden (Walsh 1). The state should require illegal immigrants to pay higher tuition should they decide to participate in public higher education, because illegal immigrants drain resources; affect the quality of public educations; and take away legal residents’ rights. In doing so, the overall public education system may head to a right direction. Illegal aliens have strained our education budget (Walsh 1).
Information of Interest Through my years of schooling, I have always noticed how difficult it was to retain information from one year to the next. However, I had never thought that my family’s income and economical status could how much information I lose. The article gives possible reasons for this that suggest kids living in poverty do not have the same opportunities such as traveling, spending time at a camp, going to a zoo or museum, or having the resources to read. Karl Alexander, a researcher at Johns Hopkins University, in a scientific journal, wrote that the two-thirds of the gap between kids from lover-income and higher-income families could be traced back to how they spend their summers of their elementary years (Von Lunen, 2011). Another interesting point made in the
Do Asian Students Face Unique Challenges In American College Applications? In the decade, more and more international students are enrolled in American colleges, and many come from Asian countries. As the New York Times reporter Karin Fischer said in her report, the U.S receives a huge number of college applications from South Korea each year. People from there usually want their children to get higher educations from US institutions, even though that means they have to afford the heavy pressure of expensive tuition and difficult tests. However, in the past two years, the application rate of Asian students began falling.
Annually, that adds up to about 1.2 million students who will not graduate from high school with their peers as scheduled.” As you can see, the number of high school dropouts is skyrocketing. There are many reasons why a student would have to drop out before being able to complete high school. To start off with, there are many high school girls that get pregnant anywhere between their sophomore year and their senior year, and they cannot finish off school. It is very difficult to have a baby and stay on track in school to graduate. Another reason why a student would have to dropout is because their family needs finical help.