Ever since I was a little girl I can remember my parents saying that I needed to do this or that because it reflects what type of family I was raised into. My family is very well known in a small little town in Northern Michigan. Anything that I did that was against my parents expectations was corrected in private, and then expected next time we went out. My family was persistent on being represented well. They valued things like respect. My mom grew up in a family where they all went to a catholic church every sunday so it is viewed as a ritual that my she always took part in. Therefore, if she was to go to church, then I was too. From the time that I was a baby until I was 16 I never had the choice to choose what I wanted or what I believed. So how was I supposed to understand other religious views that people held if I wasn’t able to learn about them? The day I questioned my own religion was the day that I became myself. I started reading. I started learning. I started meditating. I explored the unknown natural surrounding that had never been exposed to me.
I came upon meditation. What is meditation? Meditation is a conscious state of breathing techniques to enhance our mind, focus on something, and create a sense of awareness of one’s environment. In essence, it’s like the nervous system; interpreting signals throughout the body to relay information to the brain, and being aware of what’s going on. With this comes equanimity: composure and evenness in a difficult
spoke with LAbcorp Billing department (Wendy K.) and she told me that the reason of why the patient labs was denied is b/c his insurance benefit package doesn 't cover the service. She said that our Provider from Westside doesn 't have to do nothing with this. We select the appropriate CPT codes and Dx Codes for this type of visit and also this is nothing related with any NPI number from our providers. I think the patient need to contact directly LABCORP billing department and spoke whith them about the bill. Labcorp and his payer need to work together on this since WFH don 't bill Labs to Labcorp.
The client had an L-hemisphere CVA on 8/11/10. After the stroke, the client was admitted for a 5 day acute care hospitalization and then into an inpatient rehab setting for six weeks for one hour every day. Through a speech evaluation, the client was diagnosed with a mild anomic aphasia and mild apraxia of speech. The client 's goals are to improve her mobility, communication, and return home. This session was a re-assessment six months after she was discharged from the inpatient rehab setting.
Practicing meditation allows me to become aware of my thoughts and the world around me. I can better understand who I am by spending 10 minutes alone and reflecting on my thoughts. I enjoy reflecting on myself because mentally creating the person I want to be and taking action will only translate positively in my life. This form of intelligence will allow me to succeed in my future career. I aspire to become a nurse, and by understanding my own emotions and deeply comprehending my awareness, I can help
Despite not placing in the competition, participating in the FBLA county competition was important to me because of the valuable lesson I learned. I had a long speech prepared that I had spent several days preparing and memorizing, and was confidant that I was going to ace it. But the second I stood in front of the judges, I stumbled over my words, lost my place on my note cards, and was so eager to get it over with i rushed through the rest of my speech and didn 't make the time limit. I was so prepared to give a winning speech, i was dissapointed in my inadequacy. Noticing my disappointment, when my adviser came to discuss the performance, he told me he was proud.
I was brought up in a very humble, family-oriented home. My parents never
These APPE sites expose students to innovative healthcare delivery systems and treatment protocols. The majority of the sites are located in various areas of California, representing various segments of the general society, including medically underserved areas. Throughout the APPE curriculum, students will be exposed to diverse patient populations. Students will be expected to deliver evidence-based care to patients of diverse cultural, economic, geographic, and/or disease state-related backgrounds. Most APPE rotations will have a focus on interprofessional interaction and practice.
Even though I have experience helping to write IEPs in the last two years, it was really just from what I gleaned from sitting in IEP meetings and listening to colleagues as they reviewed IEPs with families. This class provided much more detail to me, about the thought process behind each section of the IEP (PLOPs, measureable goals) and why the IEP is developed the way it is. For example, the Present Levels of Performance are written to give a clear picture of the student – where are they now? What are their academic and functional needs? How does their disability affect their time in the regular education classroom?
In my first semester at Duke University, I have witnessed an array of attacks on minorities and the subsequent reaction by various student groups, ultimately leading to the production of an independent underground zine consisting of pieces written by a multitude of students: the Un-Chronicled. In this paper, I attempt to analyze the discourse set forth in the magazine using mainly the political ideologies presented by Wendy Brown in “Wounded Attachments” and, to a lesser extent, Richard Ford in “Beyond ‘Difference’: A Reluctant Critique of Legal Identity Politics.” While I believe many of the points made in the publication are valid and deserve the attention of both fellow students and administration, the presentation of those points is often
In PE, we were to create a six-week, specialized training program for a client that was going to do a 5k. The client that my group had received was a forty year old man who underwent a double bypass heart surgery. A double bypass surgery is when the patient is put under general anesthesia and the surgeon repairs anywhere from two to four coronary arteries. We were given a series of assignments to complete to help us decide on the final draft for our six-week program. We didn’t want to overwork our client because of his heart surgery, so we tried to keep it as simple as we could, while making sure he got trained properly for the 5k run/walk.
As a Teaching assistant, at the university is Saskatchewan I effectively assessed the research proposals of more than 100 students. Each proposal was assessed using guidelines such as class curriculum requirements and the principles of research – such as a clearly stated thesis statement, a clearly defined research question, a representative sample, appropriate method of data collection and analysis, amongst others. On the basis of these requirements, appropriate guidance and advice/feedback was given to student to facilitate an accurately conducted research and by extension a well written final research paper
Last week we just experienced the prologue to Meditation, this week we promote with more involvedness and furthermore benefits we accomplish on rehearsing meditation. In the event that you spend more time in meditation, you will begin to see surprising changes throughout your life. It works like a magic. For this to happen, you ought to do twenty minutes sessions every day. It has been scientifically demonstrated that in the event of meditating, you remain quieter and healthier.
My small group experience was back in Secondary School where I was part of my school’s National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC) Cadet Leaders’ committee. The group lasted for approximately two years. Within the two years, we have meetings every fortnightly. This committee is a task group in which all members worked together to carry out activities for the school’s NPCC unit. The Cadet Leaders’ committee comprises of 10 members.
Regarding to CCD projects mentioned previously, interdisciplinary collaboration can be seen commonly, including artist, local organizer, social worker, community member, students. It is worthy to think about what the social worker’s role is in the CCD. Social workers serve three main roles - facilitator, organizer and advocate. As a facilitator, social workers could work in gathering and facilitating groups of people for community development, actively participating in cultural life, for instance, circle painting and symbiotic dance held by the CCCD. To be an organizer, social workers could carry out community organization in various levels from finding the potential local organizer to organize cultural project for the targeted community and
What is sociology? Before taking this class, I honestly had a very limited understanding of what sociology meant. However, because of the great diversity of people living in America, I have now realized how viewing the world with a sociological perspective can help me grasp the reality of many beliefs and practices in society today. Starting off with understanding the origin and purpose of sociology and transitioning into major topics such as race and ethnicity and education, I have gained new perspectives on how to observe the world around me.
The purpose of this memo is to give a detailed report on the success of my completed projects as well as the status on ongoing projects. Throughout this report I will discuss any questions or concerns I have with projects that I have done or that I am still working on. I will also provide an illustration of the status of each project that has been assigned in the form of a chart. The report will then go on to discuss my future plans for how I plan to complete projects that are currently incomplete.