HCS 304 Week 6 Paper

Individuals suffering from mental illnesses tend to fall victim to the criminal justice system due to their uncontrollable actions that result from their mental illness symptoms. Within the United States two to three hundred thousand people in prison suffer from mental illnesses such as schizophrenia, severe depression, and bipolar disorder. Sadly, the majority of prisons are deficient in providing the appropriate resources to treat these individuals; people with mental illnesses are too frequently socially mistreated, neglected, and misunderstood within the confines of a prison. Prisons are deficient in correctional staff trained to suit mentally ill inmates, in

This meek beginning social work had progressed into a professional service with treatment obligations in all patient care areas, helping patients ←and→ families to attain their highest level of adjustment/coping in society, endorsing vocational ←and→ psychosocial rehabilitation. Social workers developed implemented treatment approaches which addressed individual social difficulties work with acute/chronic medical conditions, dying patients, bereaved families. VA social workers were liable for ensuring continuity of care through the admission, evaluation, treatment, follow-up processes this consisted of coordinating discharge planning providing case management services based on the patients clinical community health social services

Over the past five weeks, data has been collected from the process of getting my daughter, Sophie, ready for daycare in the morning. I have tracked six key areas, or steps, in the process: The time it takes to wake her up, The time it takes to get her to go to the bathroom, The time it takes to get her stuff ready, The time it takes to get her dressed, The time it takes to brush her teeth and hair, and The time it takes to get her into the car. In this paper, I will discuss what I have discovered based on this data, I will identify roadblocks to the process and recommend strategies to overcome them, and I will discuss the variables which affect the steps in the process. Finally I will discuss

I have selected Apple as the company that I will be following financially for the duration of Accounting 561. Not only am I a passionate Apple user, I also believe in how the company develops, creates, and markets their product lines for consumer use. They have created products that are so complex at their core with an extremely simple user experience, which has been nothing short of remarkable to watch from the time I was a child through adulthood. I look forward to studying the company and their financials further as we dive deeper into Accounting 561.

Health care providers deliver the care needed by the health care consumer. Services range from preventative services to surgical services, chiropractic to cancer treatments. Physicians, surgeons, nurses, medical assistants, radiology technicians, and home health providers are a few different positions within health care professions that deliver services to health care consumers.

Week Two: Write an Introduction to a person important to you in your life by explaining that person's background and relationship to you

When a patient scheduled an appointment, they arrived, and now you are waiting to be seen by the doctor for over 15 minutes. Or when you have the appointment, and you have waited in the lobby for about 20 minutes pass your appointment time to be seen by the doctor, you’re called inside the patient room, and from there you are still asked to wait on the doctor for over 15 minutes.

Integration and agreements made will reduce tariffs barriers that are associated with trades of goods, services and the factors of produced goods between countries (Hill, 2004). As this paper will demonstrate a proper analysis of how integration will promote global advantages in business, and will deliberate the disadvantages and advantages of integration. Therefore touching basis of contrast and comparing the development of economic stages within a region and the effect on the process of development of business globally.

Mental illness is a problem that occurs in all nations around the world. This is even more true for the populations in correctional facilities for both men and women. The overwhelming number of persons in correctional facilities with health issues is caused by: the rational that people with mental health disorders are a threat to society; narrow mindedness and low tolerance for people who are different from us; no resources to acquire the proper care needed. These mental health problems may have occurred prior to incarceration, and may nurtured further by the stressful environment of prisons, or they may have also been caused by being incarcerated in the first place in addition to other prior issues. Correctional facilities is not the place for the mentally ill, instead they should be treated for there illnesses. The purpose of this paper is to depict both the problem of inmates with mental health disorders in correctional facilities and the challenges faced by correctional staff. Secondly, denote possible interventions (treatment) for inmates with mental health issues. Next, support this information with studies about mental health in correctional facilities. Lastly, offer reasons it is important to combat the problem of mental illness in correctional facilities in order to better serve their well being needs.

Walmart currently employees more that 2 million people worldwide in their more than 10,000 retail stores, strategically located in 27 different countries worldwide (Walmart Inc., 2013). In 2012 the company reported earning well over 400 billion dollars (Walmart Inc., 2013; "Walmart- Refocus," 2006). Here in the third week of the needs assessment being conducted on behalf of our client Sams’s Club a division of Walmart Inc., the focus surrounds the collection and its analysis. Following the collection of data and a meeting was held with Sam’s Club management and a recommendation was made based on this analysis.

The concept of them being correctional workers first is they are responsible for the care and wellbeing of the institution. All staff are expected to be vigilant and attentive to inmate accountability

Every human being in this world is born with some rights and some obligations. One of the chief right that every individual must have is the right to life saving health care. Humanity dictates that every individual regardless of their place and position in society, their occupation, color, caste of creed. Therefore even prisoners deserve top class health facilities and to ensure the provision of these is the duty of the government. There are many governmental agencies in the world that look after the health of prisoners, one such example is the WHO, others include National Commission on Correctional Health Care in the US, Her Majesty's Prison Service/ department of health, National Health Service in UK, California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation etc. the paper will analyze the work of one such organization and its laws, rules, as well as its processes of accreditation, certification and authorization.

Nesmith-Barker was recently re-assignment to the Otis Bantam Correctional Center (OBCC) which has a daily census of 449 class members. In addition, she will facilitate the training and re-training of four direct reports. She is knowledgeable and proficient in all aspects of the department functions and has made it her duty to work each area to gain the necessary skills required to be successful. As part of her responsibility, she will continue to ensure the timeliness and appropriateness of discharge plans, supportive housing applications, SPOA applications, CRAN referrals, 30 / 90 day follow ups, and all other entitlements eligible to the patient population. She will participate in all necessary in-house meetings in an effort to effectively coordinate day-to-day responsibilities to staff members while ensuring necessary information is communicated to middle and upper management. Ms. Barker will oversee all reports to ensure timeliness while reviewing charts to ensure that appropriateness is in alliance with good patient care. In addition, she will continue to monitor and work with DOC to maintain production in an effort to ensure patients are presented for services and in accordance with the Brad H stipulation. She is well-informed of departmental policies and procedures in the Social Work Department and ensures they are appropriately operationalized. Ms. Nesmith-Barker’s professionalism and experience provide the department with the key skills necessary to maintain its

From a caseworker’s perspective, inmates can be difficult to treat effectively, especially if you are uncomfortable with the population. “The hierarchical structure and safety issues put prison workers under continuous daily pressure. They face a major challenge to handle their daily tasks while keeping emotions of anxiety, anger, and fear hidden so as not to interfere with their job performance.” (Ghaddar, Ronda, Nolasco, 504). Dealing with anger over the crimes committed by these people, the anxiety of trying to assist them in solving their issues, and the fear of them committing some form of violence towards you can be overwhelming to a caseworker. “Work ability is defined as ‘How good is the worker at present and in the near future and how able is he/she to do his/her work with respect to work demands, health, and mental resources.’” (Ghaddar et all, 503). In this study, scientists conducted a study in which the effectiveness (work ability) of a worker for prisons was put on an index (work ability index, WAI) and measured. This was done in order to determine if, after a certain age, social workers began to “burn out” when it comes to their ability to complete the emotionally and mentally taxing activities of being a resource for prisoners. According to this study, the following psychosocial factors were identified to interfere with performance of the worker: “high workload, emotional demands, needs to hide emotions, low control and influence, poor social support and

They discovered numerous approaches to help criminals and the rehabilitation it seems to be their priority. Since 1978 the Prison Health System has been providing health care in prisons to more than 268,600 inmates (Robbins,1999, p.203). Most people who committed these crimes have the opportunity to participate in accredited programmes, which their main aim is to reduce re-offending (Justice Website,2017). Such as the ART (aggression replacement training) which is a programme for people who are finding difficult to control themselves and their tempers. During this programme, they learn how to accept responsibility for their actions. One other programme that is currently available is the PPTSP (Prison Partnership Programme Twelve Step). In this programme, they are striving to make them grasp that they have to stop drinking alcohol or taking drugs due to the fact that those chemicals can make them to not think clearly or even participate in dangerous activities without being able to understand the danger of their acts. Furthermore, according to Robbins (1999), the National Commission Correctional Health System have been providing treatments and care for inmates and have been managing multiple medical