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    Roy Chand

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    Chapter-1: Introduction 1.1 Background of the Study Battery operated autorickshaw (Easybike) is a newly added mode of public transport in urban transportation of Bangladesh. From the very begining of introducing this mode is being used as a popular public transport mode especially for the urban lower‚ lower-middle and even middle class people. Urban transportation system involves different types of public transport modes namely bus‚ minibus‚ CNG-autorickshaw‚ rickshaw‚ autotempu and recently the

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    Sister Callista Roy

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    and teacher Martha Elizabeth Rogers was born on May 12‚ 1914 in Dallas Texas as the first born daughter and oldest of four siblings of Mr and Mrs. Rogers. As the oldest of four siblings Sister Callista Roy was born on October 14‚ 1939 as the second child but first daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fabien Roy. Devote Catholics her parents name her after Saint Callistus from a Roman Catholic Calendar of the day on which she was born. The daughter of a licensed nurse Callista was continuously taught the importance

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    History of Roy Haynes

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    Jazz ROY HAYNES Roy Owen Haynes was born March 13‚ 1925‚ in Boston‚ Massachusetts. Roy is eighty-seven years old and still performing today. He is an American jazz drummer and bandleader‚ and is among the most recorded drummers in jazz and has a career lasting more than 60 years. Haynes ’s early interest in jazz developed in large part from the influence of his older brother‚ Douglas. A jazz record collector who worked as a roadie for Blanche Calloway in the 1930s‚ Douglas introduced Roy to the

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    Analysis Of Uncle Roy

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    fictional imagery of looking for figure‚ “Uncle Roy”‚ simultaneously in a combination of real and virtual spaces. The performance includes two categories of performers‚ called street players and online players. Street players were guided to give up anything in their pockets (their kays‚ wallet‚ phone‚ etc.) and in return‚ they would get a handheld computer and sixty-minute period to find Uncle Roy. Their only clue was “Hear to location in the park. Uncle Roy will send you message indicating where this

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    Sister Callista Roy

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    Sister Callista Roy: Roy Adaptation Model Presented by: Sarah B. Elmer‚ RN‚ BSN Washburn University‚ Spring 2015 1 Sister Callista Roy  Born in Los Angeles‚ California in 1939  Began work at the age of 14 in a large general hospital. She worked her way from maid to nurse’s aide.  Joined a religious order of the Sister of Saint Joseph of Carondelet‚ where she has been a member for over 40 years. 2 Background Continued  Education includes a B.A. from Mount Saint Mary’s college in Los Angeles

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    The Roy Adaptation Model

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    Theoretical Research Analysis According to the National Cancer Institute (2015) an estimated 231‚840 people will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year. Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in females (National Cancer Institute‚ 2015). For most women a diagnosis of breast cancer is a life changing event. As women deal with the diagnosis they experience a gamut of emotions and physiological changes. According to Spiegel‚ Bloom‚ Kraemer‚ and Gottheil (1989) patients who are faced

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    Roy Adaptation Model

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    Nursing Theorist: Roy Adaptation Model Jeanette Ratliff‚ RN Chamberlain College of Nursing Course Number: Summer 2011 Nursing Theorist: Roy Adaptation Model Sister Callista Roy was not only a pioneer in the field of nursing‚ but also a leader. Her dedication to the health community is inarguable. As serving numerous roles as leader‚ her thoughts and visions touched many. One example of her mark in nursing is the Roy Adaptation Model. It is in this model that health is defined as a state of

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    The Roy Adaptation Model

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    The Roy Adaptation Model Roy began work on her theory in the 1960s. She drew from existing work of a physiological psychologist‚ and behavioral‚ systems and role theorists. She was keenly interested in the psycho/social aspects of the person from the start and concentrated her education on this aspect of Person. Thus‚ the language/thinking of psychology and sociology became second nature to her. The need for intense study of the language and ideas behind Roy’s Adaptation Model is its biggest

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    Roy Adaptation Model

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    intervention that is adequate to be implemented the patients care‚ not only that the nurse can maximized what intervention is necessary and can avoid unnecessary intervention‚ hence minimizing nurse efforts thus saving time‚ energy and resources. Sr. C. Roy approach when it comes to decision making and prioritizing needs is based on hierarchal bases perhaps same with Maslow’s but with the emphasis on how far did the patient already have cope-up with its condition‚ as human behavior was studied; when patient

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    Roy Criner Case Essay

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    Roy Criner Case The body of Deanna Ogg was found in a secluded wooded area near an old logging road on September 27‚ 1986‚ in Montgomery County‚ Texas. The cause of death was determined by autopsy to be blunt trauma injuries to the head and multiple stab wounds to the neck. The victim was also sexually assaulted. Roy Criner became a suspect after allegedly bragging to friends that he had picked up and had sex with a young woman and "had to get rough with her." In 1990‚ Criner was convicted of

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