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1. Introduction Urban infrastructure can't work without public transport, which gives everyone in the community access to the needed mobility. However, a critical service like that was almost impossible to receive for people with special needs like autism or chronic issues with pain, such as Kerry-Ann Tape. The 31-year-old digital archivist Kerry- …

Task 1: Describing Three Culturally Safe Values as They Apply in the Workplace 1. Respect for Diversity Regard for variation is a Foundation of ethically secure practice. It entails acknowledging and valuing the unique cultural identities, beliefs, and practices of all individuals inside the place of work. In a traditionally diverse office, staff …

Task 1: Enhanced Data Models for Recycle4Change Introduction The main motive of the enhancing the data models from previous assessment is to refine all the understanding as well as the representation of Recycle4Change's operational and functional data. This exercise helps in involving the critiquing as well as amending the existing Conceptual alo …

Introduction Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people represent the oldest people and cultures in the world. However, as patients of Australias health care system, their experiences include bias and racism, as well as cultural and linguistic differences. Effective communication related to actual care is respect for peoples communication prefer …

Task 1: Critical Reflection on Training and Development in Career Success Training and development play a significant role in career success and this is because the world is competing and changing in the global world. This critical reflection evaluates the importance of training and development in Human Resource Management (HRM) and its connection …

Introduction Reflective practice is an ideal model every nursing professional should engage in due to the ability of the model to help the practitioner analyze practice experiences with the view of evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of practice encounters. It has been noted that through reflective practice, the abilities and strength of the n …

1. Initial Assessment of Mr. Tran in ED Impact of Negative Stereotypes on the ED Nurses Initial Impression There has been an increasing prevalence of stereotype associated with age. It is generally assumed that old aged people show signs of frailty, weakness, confusion and dependency (Barber et al., 2020). This can have a negative impact on the i …

Providing Culturally Safe Care for First Nation Patients 1. Introduction The approach of providing a culturally safe care to the first nation patients ensures that indigenous communities receive high quality medical care with is focused on improving their health. Cultural safety extends beyond the cultural competence and aims to consider the cult …

Introduction Nurse abuse is one of the current challenges affecting the discipline of nursing; it is physical and verbal aggression towards the nursing professionals in different health facilities. With violence experienced in a number of the employing areas being directed towards nursing professionals, or observed within the healthcare environmen …

Part 1: Synthesis Introduction A great deal of information, both internal and external, influences our ability to learn. A thorough comprehension of these advantages is necessary for the development and implementation of efficient educational policies and practices. This overview highlights key concepts from EDC 140 Modules 2 and 3, focussing on …