By the end of this unit you should understand: • The range of different businesses and their ownership. • How businesses are organised to achieve their purposes. • The impact of the economic environment on business. • How political, legal and social factors impact on a business. Scenario A bank wants to put together an information pack to help students understand the business world and have asked you to put certain parts of the pack together.
These places and institutions need the services offered at Central City Concern and marketing all services helps them know where to refer clients and they benefit from the program by stopping some clients who continue the cycle back to them. Clients needing services and have successful outcomes through a program at Central City Concern will save these other institutions from the helpless confusion of working with the vulnerable people in the city of Portland. One example is the program called Old Town Recovery Center is a program that provides post op care from local hospitals that have performed emergency surgery on an uninsured homeless client. Transporting this client to “The Recovery Center” saves money for medical stays in hospitals, ambulatory care, return patients with lack of the ability to care for their wounds and a safe place for the client to heal. This supports the price of funding needed for this program.
This means that Oxfam is an organization that provides goods and services to people. The services Oxfam provides to people around the Globe include giving access to clean water and also building clinics and schools in countries so that health and education is available to more people. These are just 2 of the many services Oxfam provides as a charity. Furthermore, Oxfam also has charity shops in countries such as the UK, France and Germany through which they sell donated items. Oxfam is also the biggest second-hand books retailer in Europe.
Michele greenhill 20/6/14. self reflection on provide mobility unit Hsc 2002.1 _________________________ On my shift l was assisting a resident with different health conditions ,The main health condition is parkinsons disease This effects his ability to walk also to communicate .I am aware of the residents communication needs and support needed for mobility because l have supported the resident on previous shifts at my work place .If l did not know the resident l would get to know the support he needed by the nurse at handover and l would also read his care plan before starting my shift at work that day because this would tell me all the needs ,wishes ,and prefrences of the resident as this helps us to use a person centred approach with each invidual resident .l then went to check the hoist and noticed the battery was flat and needed charging so l took it of the hoist and took it to the charging station to be put on charge .Then l informed the nurse in charge .l did this because some other carer off the previous shift who last used it did not check the battery after use to see if it needed charging up so this left us with one less hoist to use till the battery was charged again .l then went to look for a different hoist when l found one l checked it was safe to use and the battery was working and it was .l then went to the bedroom to see the resident .l knocked on the door and waited as the resident needs time to answere because he suffers with parkinsons desease and his reactions are slow even when verbally communicating ,also when he verbally communicates he finds it hard using the right words and needs to be given time to answere .when the resident is in a noisy area for example the dining room his reactions become even slower ,so he prefers to sit in the lounge or bedroom because its quieter .l waited for the resident to tell me to come into
The purpose of home hospice care is to support the patient, their families, and the caregivers through this process. Home hospice is a valuable resource for people with terminal illness who want to be in familiar surroundings in their final days. A key component to hospice is discovering the patient’s end of life wishes. This conversation involves the medical team, patient, and those wo will be caring for the patient. As a hospice worker, it is not only necessary to support the patient’s wishes but work with their caregivers to accept the wishes and help carry them out.
The business environment P1 – Describe the types of business, purpose and ownership of two contrasting businesses Northampton Life Magazine The aim of this report is to describe the different types of business organisation, purpose and ownership of two contrasting businesses. The two organisations I have chosen are ‘Aldi’ and ‘Macmillan’ Aldi is a leading global discount supermarket chain with over 9,000 stores in over 18 countries, and an estimated turnover of more than £38bn. The purpose Aldi serve is a worldwide service which sells groceries and miscellaneous items which are at reasonable prices for people to buy. Aldi is a global business as it operates in more than one country. Aldi is a private business which is owned by private individuals, with aims such as to make profit and expand, finance comes from the owners own money and or the businesses profit.
For this reason, throughout the United States of America and other countries, groups have been organized by parents who have had children die in this way, to support each other during the period of bereavement and to educate the public about the problem of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. These organizations of parents provide help through the sharing of experiences and recognition that such deaths are not unique. The Sudden Infant Death Syndrome is a not for profit, voluntary health agency whose goals are to eliminate SIDS through the support of SIDS research projects, to provide support for people who have been affected by SIDS and to raise public awareness of the issue. Furthermore, emotional support and concern from health team members is necessary for parents whose children have died as a result of
Beatrice Foods had taken over the company after Rudolph’s death in 1973. He had successfully expanded Krispy Kreme to more than 100 locations. However, the decisions that he made to introduce other products, cut costs by changing the appearance of the stores and substituting cheaper ingredients had caused the business to drop. In 1998, Scott Livengood had became CEO and as a chairman of Krispy Kreme. He is the person that took the company into initial public offering (IPO) in April 2000 and made it the largest IPO during that time.
Basically, the charity is trying to understand a cause and a way to refine the care and quality of those transformed by Alzheimer’s (Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s Research Foundation). The association accommodates benefactors such as therapy, clinics, medical suppliers, and rehab hospitals to help Alzheimer patients; it also provides services to ones who are mourning to support their time in need. Many other supporting sponsors are willing to lend their services, and citizens assist on encouraging researchers to find a cure. Not to mention, the association also contributes financial information to aid those in need of money to pay for healthcare (Fisher Center for Alzheimer’s Research Foundation). Most people who carry the illness aren’t able to support their bills financially, but the charity could arrange a deal by offering their legal help.
University of Phoenix Material Personal Philosophy of Nursing Worksheet This is a philosophy of nursing that reflects the beliefs and values of your name Today’s date is October 14, 2010 I chose nursing as my profession because nursing is about caring for others in their time of greatest need. It is one of few professions in which you can go home each day and be happy for what you did. Although you may not realize it, but you have affected the patient’s life in some way. Nursing is about healing and curing the patient’s symptoms of disease or illness. In my nursing class, I learned that doctors cure the sickness and nurses cure the patient.