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COURSE OUTLINE HUMANITIES 101–KNOWLEDGE AND ITS APPLICATION: Understanding Canadian Culture through the Arts TERM: PONDERATION: DISCIPLINE: COURSE CREDIT: PREREQUISITE: HELD: OFFICE HOURS: Winter/2013 3/1/3 345-Humanities 2.33 M-W 4:15pm-6:00pm D-207 Office hours will be posted on Omnivox and on office door at the beginning of the term. INSTRUCTOR: Annie Khatchadourian/ office# B-425 COURSE CODE(S) AND MELS OBJECTIVES General Education Component: Humanities, registered in 345-101-MQ 4HU0. To apply a logical analytical process to how knowledge is organized and used. MELS OBJECTIVES AND PERFORMANCE CRITERIA FOR HUMANITIES 101–KNOWLEDGE Knowledge courses focus “on how knowledge is defined, acquired, classified, transmitted, and applied. Students examine both messages and media to identify the strengths and limitations of each.
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Principally, justice is defined by the Canadian Nursing Association’s Code of Ethics as including “respecting the rights of others, distributing resources fairly, and preserving and promoting the common good (the good of society)”. I believe strongly that without health we have nothing. As nurses, our moral framework helps support a delicate system. Therefore, it would stand to reason that upholding
Among other things, nurses want safe workplaces that promote quality health care. “It’s the role of the nurse executive and nurse manager to establish a work environment that supports professional practice,” says Pamela Thompson, CEO of the American Organization of Nurse Executives. “That’s one key piece to retention.” It’s also important that nurses play an active role in shaping their environment. “Nurses want to work in a place that brings high quality to patients and know they have a role in the process,” says Susan Shelander, director of recruitment and retention for Memorial Hermann, Houston. Creating such an environment is not easy.
This strategy once again prioritises a number of key influential factors which impact health in a significant way. 5.1 Housing One major impact on the health and well-being of people is where and how they live. Not only is the physical and social environment important, but the home is also the setting within which care is increasingly provided by both family and community based health and social care. Poor housing can affect people’s health. These links between housing and health in supporting the health and well-being of people in their homes are well documented and were highlighted recently in a Welsh Health Circular from the Welsh Assembly Government.