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    Option 3: Redemption in the Deep The Song “In the Deep” written and also performed by Kathleen York was the main song in the movie Crash. The song was also nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song. As a music critic‚ I’m going to analyze an excerpt of the song. Thought you had all the answers to rest our heart upon but something happens don’t see it coming‚ now you can’t stop yourself now you’re out there swimming In the

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    According to Hamric‚ “evidence-based practice (EBP) is a problem-solving approach that incorporates best available scientific evidence‚ clinicians’ expertise‚ and patients’ preferences and values” (Hamric 2009) and is of high “importance to best practice and to the education of healthcare professionals” (Hamric 2009). EBP helps nurses to improve their clinical practice by evaluating what they do and how they do it‚ and what are the final outcomes on their patients. Research‚ in providing healthcare

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    Implementing Evidence-Based Practice: Walking the Talk Norma E. Thurston and Kathryn M. King Russworm and Larrabee’s (1999) six-step model for evidence-based practice (EBP) was used by 10 nursing teams to seek answers to clinical questions. These teams‚ primarily composed of staff nurses‚ participated in a health region-wide EBP program over 1 year. Overall‚ the model served as a useful mechanism for examining practice-derived questions. However‚ additional strategies needed to be incorporated

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    Evidence-based practice (EBP) emerged in the field of medicine during the 1990s and has been extensively integrated into an increasing number of disciplines (Coggan‚ 2004). EBP relies‚ first and foremost‚ on research findings published in the peer-reviewed scientific literature including treatment process and treatment outcome research. EBP of psychological treatments involves the conscientious‚ explicit and judicious use of current best evidence in each stage of clinical decision-making and service

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    During this roundtable discussion‚ it was very challenging for me to remain on one side of the debate. I think this was challenging because I remain more neutral on this topic; Meaning I understand both pros and cons of evidence-based treatment. Although‚ I can say this discussion encouraged me to think more about the importance of evidence-based treatment. There are many pros to using evidence-based treatment. First and foremost‚ I think the most beneficial part of using evidence based treatment

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    Intro: Evidence based in sports therapy provides both reliable and useful sources. Primary sources are an original piece of data‚ the piece of information hasn’t been tampered so it proves the information is correct. Evidence‐based practice requires that physical therapists are able to analyse and interpret scientific research. When performing or evaluating research for clinical practice‚ sports physical therapists must first be able to identify the appropriate study design. Sackett et al (1996)

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    Hippocrates Four Humors

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    For a long time‚ rationalists and doctors gave diverse clarifications for irregular practices. Hippocrates showed that ailments had common causes. His impression of anomalous conduct was as an infection from inward physical issues. He trusted a type of mind pathology was the reason and came about because of a lopsidedness of the four humors‚ liquids that coursed through the body. The four humors were as per the following: yellow bile‚ dark bile‚ blood‚ and mucus. A lot of yellow bile caused lunacy

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    The Elizabethan Era Medicine and Alchemy The medicinal practices and problems of the Elizabethan Era were very important to the people‚ although they are very different from those of today. There were many different beliefs and diseases‚ like the Plague. Medicine was not an exact science and was related to Alchemy (Chemistry). Here‚ some of the many practices and beliefs of the Elizabethan Era will be discussed. One of the most widely known and important of the beliefs was the humours. It

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    Introduction to Medical Science * Stages of medical science effort: Stage 1: the stage of translation from foreign sources to Arabic. Stage 2: the stage of excellence & genuine contribution in which Islamic Physicians were the leaders of medical science. Famous names (in medical science): Ibn Sina & Al-Zahrawi. Stage 3: the stage of decline in which sciences (including medicine) became stagnant‚ especially after the 13th century. * Ibn Khaldoun: the civilized nomads possessed

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    Al- Ghazali

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    Al-Ghazali Reflection The section of Deliverance from Error in the readings of The Path to Sufism is very fascinating to me. The way Al- Ghazali speaks in his teachings is very different from that of Boethius and Aristotle. Al- Ghazali expresses his support for mathematics almost as an exact science‚ he shows that it cannot be used to support religions whether they be Islamic or not. This type of truth is called Apodeictic‚ which can be defined as truth by definition or necessity‚ which can also

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