Patients may be forced to stay off work which will lead to a loss of earnings putting more stress on the individual and their families, possibly leaving a patient needing treatment for depression. Also the patient would have the stress and worry of passing on the infection to loved ones. All of these will lead to a loss of trust in in the organisation. Worse case death could occur. 007-4.1 Define the term risk.
While they are moving to new land things will be tough. They will have to learn a new language, learn how to function on the streets of New York, find jobs, and meet new friends; starting their new life will be tough, but they will be able to fall back on their tradition as it may be the only stable and consistent they thing they have in their lives. The idea of tradition has the ability to affect everyone in the same way. If you leave behind your friends or loved ones you can fall back on your tradition. If things are not going the way people prefer, or people are uncertain of what is to come, they may fall back to tradition for their tradition is perpetual.
They nearly abolished freedom of speech and the press in the new nation. The acts increased the period of residency before citizenship to 14 years, authorized the president to deport any alien he considered hazardous to national peace, and empowered him to expel citizens of a country at war with the United States. (Document Q) The dispute over the Alien and Sedition Acts exposed bitter disagreements on a number of issues such as immigration, concern of becoming a monarchy, and foreign policy. These acts were the pinnacle of a major viewpoint in the 18th century, in which hostility overruled political
This made it harder for foreighners to become citizens.The second part stated that the President had power to deport all aliens that he thought dangerous to the peace and safety of the United States. The third part to this act stated that the United States could restrain and remove all adult aliens of the hostile nation in a time of war. Document B Source: Bill of Rights, Amendment I. One of the many underlying issues that brought about the debate over the Alien and sedition acts was immigration. The immigrants that came to America usually sided with the Democratic-Republican Party.
Well it turns out that not everyone agrees with the DREAM Act and what it would do. People like the Republican Senator of Alabama Jeff Sessions who argues that the bill has “too many loopholes,” and that it allows too many illegal aliens to qualify. He has outlined ten reasons why the senate should reject the DREAM Act some of which are: That the DREAM Act would be funded on the backs of hard working, law-abiding Americans. The Dream Act is not limited to children; applicants can be up to age 29. Certain criminal aliens including drunk drivers will be eligible for amnesty under this act because the DREAM Act allows an applicant to be convicted of one felony or three misdemeanors.
Use the Text Box Tools tab to change the formatting of the pull quote text box.] Those who discriminate Isolated from society or work force, because of their prejudices. Face disciplinary action which could lead to dismissal or even arrest and criminal charges. Wider society A lost opportunity for the wider society missing out on what the individual could have brought to society. Having a diverse mix within society Their
Communicate using: the individual’s preferred spoken language; the use of signs; symbols; pictures; writing; objects of reference; communication passports; other non verbal forms of communication; human and technological aids to communication. Key people include: family; friends; carers; others with whom the individual has a supportive relationship. Move on from the environment may be: in the short term, because the arrangements were temporary; suddenly, because of changes in the individual’s needs and requirements; because the living environment is no longer available (eg closing down, there are specific conditions and rules individuals have to meet, to remain within the environment); because of problems with the individual and/or others within the living environment; in the medium to long term because of changes in the individual’s needs, circumstances and requirements. New living environments might include moving from: home to hospital, residential care, sheltered or other accommodation; ward to ward; hospital to home, residential care, sheltered or other accommodation; homelessness to living accommodation (eg housing, hostels, hotels). Risks could include the possibility of: danger, damage and destruction to
Sumptuary laws were laws that restricted people from doing certain things. Sumptuary is a Latin word that means expenditure, or the act or processes of expending (The Sumptuary Laws). In Elizabethan England there were laws restricting the population of England from certain colors and material used in clothing (Secara). In June of 1574 Queen Elizabeth enforced the Statues of Apparel which restricted each social level from wearing certain clothing materials and colors (Renaissance Clothing and Sumptuary Laws). The punishment for breaking these laws was either fines and/or jail time, and starting in King Henry’s reign there was an additional three shillings and four pence for every day of offence (Renaissance Clothing and Sumptuary Laws).
An example of inappropriate care planning would be where in a residential care home a service user may struggle to walk about coherently due to mobility problems as a result of a hip/knee replacement or arthritis. Therefore if inappropriate care planning is given or not given in some cases the risk of injury to the service user is high. Obstacles such as boxes on the floor in their bedroom, wires and steps can be of great danger to them. Inappropriate care planning means not assessing situation and therefore service users are open to harm. To give adequate care planning would to be planning ahead of the situation and ensuring on a daily basis there is not any hazards around that could potentially hurt the service
Randy Pullen, the chairman of the Arizona Republican Party, criticizes many for calling SB 1070 illegal, claiming that the only reason liberals are outraged is to campaign for the upcoming election. In 1952 the Immigration and Nationality act was passed allowing law officers to enforce the federal immigration law if they find an illegal immigrant. As well as the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Act of 1966, this gave authority to police to enforce immigration laws. These court rulings support the right of a state to enforce immigration laws (par. 6-7).