The Basics behind Effective Police Operations Changes in the Police Operations Various changes have affected police operations. First is the standard community involvement in the law enforcement practice. Community-based proactive practices usually recognize and promote active communities’ role in crime prevention. In this case, the involvement defines the relationship between the police and the community in ways that reduce criminal activities. According to Zhang & Brown (2013), unlike other proactive policing approaches, police have always employed community-based strategies with the hope of increasing positive perceptions of the community towards the police and enhance corporation. This change in practice has led to changes in police mission and vision such that the community is now more involved in finding solutions to the persisting crimes within society. The second change within the police operations is the involvement of technology, which is mostly used for communication and to combat crime. To keep the public safe, it is prudent for law enforcement agencies to employ cutting edge technologies that include the use of tracking systems and crime identification technology. In the US, the police departments…

GENOTYPE-ENVIRONMENT CORRELATION The 20th century saw the first fierce debate on matters genes in understanding genetic informative data sets on humans’ behavior, such as understanding identical twins’ differing behaviors. As a result of this fierce debate, there was in-depth research into the causes and consequences of genetic variation in environmental exposures. This phenomenon was termed Gene-environment correlations (rGE).  rGE occurs when there are genetically influenced differences as a direct consequence of exposure to risk factors in the environment. Under rGE, there are different genotypes whose differing traits are based on individuals’ ability to choose, manipulate, or inherit according to the environments. Therefore, in the presence of rGE, there is an expectation for different genotypes to systematically experience different environments as a direct consequence of the different traits. rGE, as a concept formalized the pre-existing notion that there is a link between genes and environment and that environments as well as genes, are likely to “run in families.” Gene-Environment Correlation rGE has a distinct influence on a person’s psychological makeup,  affecting their behavioral patterns and the environmental surroundings chosen throughout their…

During a staffing shortage, I would concentrate on workforce planning and recruitment to increase the number of staffs in the organization. Retirements of older workers and high turnover rates of staff are some of the primary causes of workforce shortage in organizations (Buchbinder et al., 2019). The retirement of older staff and the resignation of other staff leads to a significant drop in the organization’s staffing levels, which leads to an increased workload to the remaining staff. The loss of balance between the number of staff and the amount of work inevitably lead to low-quality services and drop-in organizational performance. Thus, focusing on staff planning and recruitment is necessary for resolving this shortage. Staff planning and recruitment is a necessary response to workforce shortages. Recruitment denotes the overall process of selecting appropriate candidates for jobs within a firm (Buchbinder et al., 2019). Its primary goal is to feel the staffing need of the organization. Before initiating the recruitment process, I would establish a proper staffing plan by analyzing the present, and the future workforce needs to identify the gap between…

Nursing theories Nursing theories are backed with the concepts of the person, environment, health, and nursing goals. The person/ patient is usually the most important factor, as all three revolve around them. These theories help develop human understanding and experiences by focusing on those seeking care and care providers. The nursing profession makes use of the P (problem, population, or patient) I (intervention) C (comparison) O (outcome) framework to guide the clinical inquiry processes. Some social and cultural factors that inform clinical practice are the level of education, income, housing, and access to healthcare. The nursing profession demands that nurses have effective communication strategies in their interaction with various stakeholders. These nurses should be well-versed in verbal and non-verbal communication, using each or a blend of them when necessary. Technological aids can also be used for a seamless communication experience. Further, they should have an understanding of barriers to communication and how to overcome them. Inter-collaboration in handling patients is one of the direct consequences of effective communication. The advantage is that there is improved patient care and outcomes as…

Impacts of Monopolies on the Society’s Welfare Monopoly cannot be sorely described as bad or beneficial. But this whereby a good or service is controlled by one particular seller with no close substitute. It all depends on the role it is playing in social welfare. Usually, it requires government regulation in most cases to make it beneficial and helpful to the members of the Society.  Again depending on the type of monopoly, it is possible to tell which is acceptable and which one is not suitable for the welfare of the Society. Therefore, the paper unveils both positive and negative impacts monopolies have on society welfares. Beginning the discussion, we look at some of the disadvantages of monopoly and to start with we have the price discrimination. It is whereby a firm charges different prices on the same product to different consumers. The negative aspect of this is that the change in prices is not a voluntary thing such that they are willing to pay for the increased priced, but it is usually forced (Accounting, n.p).  The same is not…

Things you need to know about leadership In any organization, one needs to prove his skills and abilities while performing on various tasks. One of the skills required by modern business organizations is the skill of leadership. Though it is said that one can have these skills by birth, in this era, one can know the basics of the same and imbibe them in his personality to be a successful leader. The leadership training Moorhead can help such aspirants to learn the skills of leadership. There are certain qualities with the help of which one can identify a leader. However, with the time and place as well as personalities, these skills are changed. Here are some important things as per the BNG Inspire that one must know to be an effective leader. Gain the trust: As per the experts in the field, one must gain the trust of his followers. This is possible with the help of knowledge and skills as well as commitment. People learn from you by observation, and hence you must follow the right practice. Delegate the…

10 Pest Control Tips to Keep the Pests Away This Summer Pests are plants, insects, or other animals that are detrimental to human beings living by affecting their crops, livestock, or their homes. Some of these pests carry microorganisms that cause diseases that are dangerous to ridhealth of a human being: an example is a mosquito that can cause malaria. With all these Effects it is Justified for the human being to control pests. Pest control is the process of regulating pests from affecting the activities of human beings. It is best to control pests in a professional way like we the Pest Exterminators here in London do.   This article generously shares ten pest control tips to keep the pests away this summer.   Seal any possible gaps at your home   Pests can be very minute and easily find entrance into your home, thus the first step to control them is to block any possible entries.  Ensure you thoroughly go through your entire house checking and repairing any gap you discover   Maintain a high level of cleanliness…

ELECTRONIC ASSIGNMENT COVERSHEET         Research Report : ICT612 Assignment 1     ELECTRONIC ASSIGNMENT COVERSHEET   Student Number Surname Given name Email Unit Code Unit name ICT612 Human Factors in Information Technology Enrolment mode Internal Date Assignment number Assignment name Tutor   Student’s Declaration:   ·         Except where indicated, the work I am submitting in this assignment is my own work and has not been submitted for assessment in another unit. ·         This submission complies with Murdoch University’s academic integrity commitments. I am aware that information about plagiarism and associated penalties can be found at http://www.murdoch.edu.au/teach/plagiarism/. If I have any doubts or queries about this, I am further aware that I can contact my Unit Coordinator prior to submitting the assignment. ·         I acknowledge that the assessor of this assignment may, for the purpose of assessing this assignment: o  reproduce this assignment and provide a copy to another academic staff member, and o  submit a copy of this assignment to a plagiarism-checking service. This web-based service may retain a copy of this work for the sole purpose…

      Outline of a Lesson Plan   Lesson Subject:                                                                                                    Teacher: Date:                                                                                                                      Time: Class: Grade Three Health and Life Skills Lesson Plan Unit/ Topic : Lesson Level:    Objectives Standards met Material Needed Evaluation Day One: Introduce Food and Nutrition topic to the class. The children should be able to clearly determine what food is and also understand the importance of learning this topic. Attend the lesson on time Each learner to be prepared for the lesson A quick overview of the understanding of the topic (Meeks & Page, 2012) ·         Teaching aid ·         Enough chalks ·         Charts that clearly show a well-drawn variety of food s Ø  Physically assess by asking questions if each child can be able to relate to this topic. Ø  Assign homework for the learners to list five different types of food that they consume at home. Day Two: A continuation of lesson one, the learners now with a glimpse of what the topic means should be in a position to spell and write the various common foods that households in Georgia eat. In…

After Action Review ( AAR) document in emergency management An after-action review (AAR) is a vital emergency management document used to review the actions taken in response to an emergency. Furthermore, from the review of actions applied in response, the AAR also recommends some of the activities that should be improved in the future to promote better response to future emergencies. Notably, the composition of an AAR document is diverse depending on the emergency. However, the general outlook an AAR document comprises an organized assessment of response activities, a collaborative and extensive discussion, and analysis of events that happened during the emergency. From the analysis, some of the emergency response actions that can be changed immediately as from the next emergency response incidence are identified. Lastly, a discovery of the long-term changes that can improve future response to an emergency is also highlighted from the AAR. Therefore, an AAR supports communities by not only outlining the emergency response activities or steps, but it also provides the basis for identifying and implementing better emergency practices during future emergencies. For instance, during…