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    Patient Advocacy Analysis

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    Patient Advocacy Analysis Chenfang Li‚ Nan Zhou‚ and Yin Lin Florida International University Introduction A patient advocate may be present for healthcare appointments and alert the healthcare provider about patient compliance issues. He or she may separately assist the healthcare provider and support staff with potential issues and communication challenges. The patient advocate is

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    Often‚ people come across bad journalism. It comes in numerous forms. Sometimes it is in the form of textbooks‚ television‚ and radio broadcasts. These stories are biased and untruthful. Often‚ lies are added to support the journalist ’s opinion. Bad journalism is heavily opinionated and gives incorrect perceptions of things. One of the traits of good journalism is the ability to state the facts directly without adding one ’s opinion. In "Ten Ethical Principles for College Journalists"‚ the second

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    Journalism between two Worlds An Abstract: “Journalism as an Anglo-American Invention” is an article by Jean K. Chalaby which appeared in the European Journal of Communication. The article argues that journalism is an Anglo-American invention. This essay attempts to examine the claims made by Chalaby by critically venturing into what the histories of these two types of journalism can enlighten‚ and thereby‚ state the extent of authenticity made by Chalaby’s claims. The Essay: The writer attempts

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    NAME:didi COURSE: Law RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LAW AND JOURNALISM The establishment of justice does not mean merely the establishment of courts or the machinery for the enforcement of law. It means something far more. It means the establishment of just relations between man and man‚ between man and his own government‚ between man‚ the individual and society. It means the creation of a social state that deals justly with every man and every interest of man. This may not be done by the profession of

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    Journalism of detachment Introduction In this essay I will discuss Martin Bell’s notion of ‘the journalism of attachment’ and try to pitch it against traditional values of journalism‚ such as objectivity and impartiality. I will acknowledge some of the criticisms that have been raised against those values‚ but I will argue that instead of replacing them with something new we should try to re-evaluate them and reconsider how we practice them. The main body of the essay is divided into four parts

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    Through lots of research I have found that checkbook journalism is misunderstood and wrongly persecuted by many journalistic groups. These attacks on checkbook journalism are one of the reasons that it is so wrongly viewed. In fact many news stations and journal outlets use checkbook journalism to obtain information. Even though many news stations and media use checkbook journalism it is still looked down upon. But checkbook journalism is actually a good way to obtain reliable information that wouldn’t

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    Question 1. Explain the influences of the emergence of mobile news on the future of journalism. How substantial do you consider these influences to be? Mobile News and The future of Journalism Digital‚ mobile and visual technologies have provided us with new ways for society to find and share news and information‚ making them a key part of economic‚ social and cultural life. Today‚ People all over the world

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    Glismer A. Critical Thinking September 27‚ 2013           Career Research Project: Journalism                   Why journalism? Why not? I chose Journalism because I really like to tell stories. Also‚ I’m a people watcher‚ I really enjoy just watching the people around me‚ going about their daily lives. I feel like this would also make me a good journalist because of my ability to focus on the world around me‚ rather

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    Lelia Burkhalter Liba 102 Robin Street February 16‚ 2006 Journalism Interview Journalism is a very complex field in which to work. It involves much more than writing‚ such as photography‚ interviews‚ research‚ and much more. Through this interview‚ I learned both the good and bad sides of working in journalism. I interviewed Jon Scott‚ the news editor of The Oxford Eagle. He decided to become a journalist because of his history with the news. Growing up‚ he was the youngest of five boys.

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    Ethical Issues in Journalism

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    1.0 INTRODUCTION: Journalists are professional people‚ trying to work within a code of professional ethics. This includes the need to be fair to all parties involved in any news story. However‚ journalists cannot operate in a vacuum‚ doing what they think is right without pressures being put on them. Journalists face pressure from a variety of sources‚ all trying to make the journalist behave in a way which is not the way the journalist would choose. It is important that you try to resist

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