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 Surveillance And Notification Systems For Haemolytic...
INTRODUCTION The quality and standard of food and water is a universal objective in food
safety and a public health priority. The advent of globalisation has been chiefly positive, however
negative impacts such as pathogen transmission through exported food can be a risk to population
health. The exponential transmission of Escherichia Colibacteria can transcend geographical and
class barriers, impacting both high and low income societies. A causal link between Shiga toxin
producing E. coli and Haemolytic Uraemic Syndrome has been established, due to the detrimental
healthimpacts, this is deemed a high public healthpriority. Ongoing research, outbreak tracing and
other relevant information needs to be maintained and notified on the syndrome.
Effective surveillance and notification aids stakeholders in policy development, preventive strategies
and funding of treatment programmes. This paper will examine and evaluate attributes of the
surveillance and notification systems for Haemolytic Uraemic Syndrome in Australia, drawing on
international literature and best practice guidelines. The scope of this evaluation involves
investigating actions of the key stakeholders such as clinicians, state and federal health agencies and
patients. In particular, the Communicable Disease Network in Australia, and OzFoodNet, will be
assessed alongside the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention in America. PATHO
PHYSIOLOGY Haemolytic Uraemic Syndrome (hereafter referred to as HUS),
 Australopithecus Afarensis
In recent years, anthropologists have made incredible work in discovering all the different kinds of
human species. The discovery of a certain human species, the Australopithecus Afarensis, was mostly
credited to the finding of a single individual, AL 288 1, or Lucy. She has helped anthropologists to
understand the diet, anatomy, environment, sexual dimorphism, the technology or tools used during
their time, and bipedalism of this early hominin. The evolution of humans is interesting due to the
questions we are trying to find and the answers we might never find. While investigating the
mysteries behind Australopithecus Afarensis, it may shine some light on how closely related to this
ancestor species. Humans created a theory that millions... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This earlier hominin was between a mixture of human like traits and ape like traits. Sexual
dimorphism plays a role in ape like features such as pointed canines that were longer than the rest of
the teeth and a diastema for their canines that are not seen in modern today humans. Their enamel in
their teeth is thick indicating that they feed on rough objects like plants, nuts, and seeds. It is
believed with the little evidence of Australopithecus Afarensis, that the skeletal size was affected
by sexual dimorphism as well. Body size and body mass change in inter male competition
(Kimbel Delezene, 2009). A couple of human like traits is the position of the foramen magnum
that moved under the bottom of the skull. Their pelvis is another human like feature that is in
length and height. The pelvis is short and broad, but it does not possess the modifications that
allowed them to move in an average stride. Their pelvis is another human like feature that is in
length and height. Ape like traits insist of fore limbs that are longer than their hind limbs with
shoulder blade sockets that were positioned upward because their closest relative were
brachiators. Australopithecus Afarensis cognitive abilities fall unexplained but some evidence
has shown they were able to take hold of rough stone tools (Szpak, 2007). Their rib cage was
shaped like a cone because it gave more space for a larger stomach. The size of their brain was
small relatively like a chimpanzee s and a low forehead with projecting brow ridges. Also, obtaining
a small hyoid that supported the tongue and voice box resulting with a voice like a chimpanzee. Ape
like cusps in the premolar teeth and one big cusp in the front premolar. Furthermore, this gave
Australopithecus Afarensis the ability to climb trees due to these ape like characteristics. In addition
to human like traits, the size and pattern of the back molar teeth which the size
 The Thought And Follow Of Change Management
2.0 LITERATURE REVIEW
2.1 Introduction
The aim of this study is to look at the thought and follow of change management in SMEs and to
appear at the criticalness given to the correspondence as a change management tool in these
associations. To attain this purpose, the researcher critically reviewed the relevant pedantic literature
on the topic. The section displays that literature review that supported the research in theoretical and
hypothetical understanding of the subject alongside setting the heading of the study in accordance
with the course gave inside the past studies.
2.2 Change Management
2.2.1 Change management definition and background.
There is no universally acknowledged meaning of change management. Nickols (2010) claimed that
each one the definitions of change management may be classified into four perspectives especially
change management as undertaking of overseeing alteration, as a zone of talented follow, as an
assemblage of information and as a bearing mechanism.
Lorenzi (2005) delineated change management as the technique by that an association achieves its
future state the vision. Although he utilised the expression process for change management, the
principle focus of his definition is on the methodology to this strategy. He affirmed that before
actualising a change one needs to have a dream for change and ought to impart this vision to
individuals inside the associations to make them serve as change operators. Mackezie Robb (2004)
 Developing A Stronger Home And School Partnership
Effective teachers recognize the need to engage families and communities of diverse backgrounds
and cultures. According to the 2012 MetLife Survey of the American Teacher, it identified family
engagement as one of the most challenging aspect of their work. Schools and teachers want to
develop a stronger home and schoolpartnership with shared responsibility of the results, but are not
always sure of how to make that happen. Likewise, families and communities have a great desire to
partner with schools but often encounter the structural challenges of navigating the school system as
well mustering the social and cultural capital to navigate the complex educational maze. Some have
had experiences that were negative which has left them feeling unwelcomed by the school
community. This in turn, has led to distrust and many are hesitant to get involved because of their
past experiences.
Several state government along with the federal government have established policies that require
schools and districts that receive Title 1 funds to develop school family compacts that dictate how
these groups will work together to bolster student achievement. It appears that everyone understands
the importance of involving the community and families in schools.
Currently, in the district where I work, it has room for improvement in terms of parental and
community outreach and supporting community based partnership programs. While attending
conferences addressing this issue, other schools
 Animal Captivity In Seaworld
Animal entertainment is when you use animals to entertain people for their pleasure. It began in
the 1960s, when corporations such as SeaWorld, captured wild animals from their natural
habitats. In 1993, when Free Willy, a film about a captive orca and his journey to freedom came
out, it was the first time a worldwide audience fell in love with these amazing creatures of the
ocean. However, the issue with orcas being held captive is still an issue today. There is animal
captivity all around the world, but the issue at SeaWorld, is one of many documentaries, articles
and speeches, made to fight the neglect towards orcas in SeaWorld. SeaWorld s entertainment has
caused arguments and disagreements since the 60s. In Canada, back when there was a place called
Sea Land, there was a brutal method they used to capture the orcas. The first thing they did was to
go out on a boat, see a mother and her baby, then corner them. Take the calf away from the mother,
then throw them in little rings, separated from each other, confined in their own areas. They capture
them from just being out in the open, or their taken from other places, or bred in Captivity. From that
park, it got shut down, but all of the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Orcas are forced to perform tricks, and since they are going in the same current, their fins flop
over to the side. In the wild, their fins can stand 6 feet tall. Mentally, since their brains are mainly
set on emotion, keeping them in small spaces isn t healthy for them at all. It can cause them to go
crazy because the space is stopping them from doing what they naturally do, which is roaming
large bodies of water. In February 2010, there was an attack with an orca named Tilikum. Tilikum
killed Dawn Brancheau, an experienced trainer. The orca drowned Dawn by grabbing her by her
ponytail, then pulling her under the water. Orcas are very large animals and too socially complex, to
adjust to the space in
 Australian Tax Compliance And Laws For Individuals And...
Broadly skilled finance professional with over 3 years experience in both accounting and taxation.
Thorough understanding of Australian tax compliance and laws for individuals and companies.
Excellent financial reporting skills, building meaningful financial information and reports that can
be presented to financial and non financial members. Benefits from Chartered and Commercial
environments, whilst quickly demonstrating the versatility to adapt to both. Pro active
communicator, confidently developing relationships both internally and externally, and liaising with
all levels of staff.

Financial Statutory ReportingTax Advice ComplianceCorporate Capital Gains Tax

Qualifications Education:

StudyingCPA Qualification | Six papers completed with two subject left.

Academic Awards:

Top Student Award | Swinburne University, Melbourne, VIC, for excellent performance, Semester 1,
2011
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 Soda Bottle Research Paper
The soda bottle is all to common today. It is made of polyethylene terephthalate (PET), a durable
yet a feather light product. PET is used in many diverse products, such as polyester fabric, cable
wraps, films, transformer insulation, generator parts, and packaging. It contributes to about 6.4
percent of the packaging industry and 14 percent of plasticcontainers, including but not at all limited
to the common soft drink bottle. Making up for 43 percent of those sold, PET is the mostly used
soda drink container. Aluminum, comes in second with 34 percent, while glass, which used to be the
sole and only contender, is now only a petite percentage of the material used for bottling.

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In this process, a polymer is formed while another molecule is released, or falls out. The
condensation polymerization of bis 2 hydroxyethyl terephthalate is carried out in a vacuum at 530
degrees Fahrenheit (275 degrees Celsius) and results in chains of PET and ethylene glycol (see step
#1 above); the latter substance is continuously removed during polymerization and used to make
more PET. After the PET mixture reaches the required viscosity (thickness), it is cooled to avoid
degradation and discoloration. Later, it can be reheated for its various
 Substance Abuse In Pharmacy
Substance abuse is an issue in every pharmacy! I believe whomever takes on the task of trying to
control the problem has a big job. Pharmacists are in the front lines of this big task. When I was a
technician, I learned how far some patients are willing to take lies in order to get certain controlled
drugs. In the pharmacy, I want to do three things to prevent abuse. First, I want to have an
organized pharmacy. When the pharmacy is in order of our counts, we are more likely to be
confident when we deny a patient who is refilling to soon. There is nothing worse than being
caught in a situation when you are not sure of our own records. Therefore, I believe being
organized in my medication count is foundational of a good pharmacy. Secondly, I want to approve
the selling of needles to patients. I believe in this method because people who are addicted to
certain drugs will keep taking the drug regardless of whether the needles are clean or not.... Show
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Working in the pharmacy next to a pain clinic, I witnessed a lot of drama. The pain clinic was
eventually closed down for questionable practices. What I learned from working with the clinic is
that doctors sometimes do not understand the severity of someone s addiction. That s why it s
important for doctors to see pharmacist more trustworthy because we are truly the drug experts. It
s no wonder these days that everyone seems to be in pain. That s not say people do not feel pain
but pain medication abuse is more prevalent now than ever before due to the increase in heroin
users! Doctors and pharmacists must have quick and efficient ways of communicating. Even when
communication isn t an issue, doctors do not listen to pharmacist s recommendation. When I
become a pharmacists, I want to know why I am dispensing controlled medications especially if
they are in large quantities. I want to be a part of the decision making process the doctor has with the
 Same Sex Marriage In Texas
When it comes to love it is known to be a second hand emotion which all race, age, and gender can
experience. When different entities experience love in sense of romance, this may lead to several
possibilities such as a relationship, an engagement, a marriage, or even the start of a family together.
For many years within the United States, there have been legal restrictions and limitations placed on
the loveof individuals, such as homosexuality, which is considered to be the sexual attraction for and
between members of the same gender. Due to recent growth of homosexual relationships, this
phenomenon had been widely and commonly debated universally often in regards to the different
views and images they possess. As for this research , it argues... Show more content on
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Advocates, prove their counter argument by saying such denial is the violation of human rights for
civil and religious freedom, which the United States commonly stands by. Additionally, they state the
social status of homosexual couples being unmarried does not entitle them to receive several medical
benefits, such as joint ownership or medical and insurance decision making capabilities. Nowadays
after getting married in Texas, the LGBT community faces numerous challenges linked to social
integration. Normally, each individual is aimed to being recognized and respected by the rest of
society, but due to the bias judgments and prejudice against homosexuals, they are often treated as
outcasts such as a lack in the above mentioned benefits and opportunities. On the other hand,
homosexuals claim the legalization of their relationships with the help of marriage is the only way to
fight discrimination held against sexual
 Frank Lloyd Wright s Influence On American Architecture
Architecture is one of the great arts of the world. It expresses a designer s style and interests, and
can also show the style of the city or country it is in. And individual architects, like Frank Lloyd
Wright, do this very well. How was Frank Lloyd Wright s architecture influential today s world?
Frank Lloyd Wrightwas influential to today s architecturebecause helped free builders from
traditional European architecture.
Frank Lloyd Wright was born on June 8, 1867, and was a child of Anna Lloyd Jones and William
Carey Wright, a preacher and musician. His family lived in Wisconsin, and Frank was inspired by
building blocks, a gift from his mother, and music played by his father, in addition to the landscape
of the prairie in Wisconsin. Later, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 1887, Wright worked with Louis Sullivan in Chicago, a well known architect of the time who
also wanted to separate from European style, until 1893. After Wright had stopped working with
Sullivan s firm, he made what is considered his first masterpiece, his home in Oak Park, Illinois
known as the Frank Lloyd Wright home and studio. This structure was also his first work designed
with his Prairie style. This style involved single story homes with many horizontal lines, spacious
living areas, and many casement windows. They were built with nearby materials and the wood
used was not painted, expressing natural beauty. Wright later designed many more of his works in
this styles, such as the Robie House and Unity Temple. In later years, he designed more well known
buildings, such as Taliesin, his home in Wisconsin, and Fallingwater, a building built on a waterfall
in Pennsylvania. Later, he built public buildings, for instance, the Monona Terrace Civic Center, the
SC Johnson Wax Administration, and the Guggenheim Museum. Wright also designed Tokyo s
Imperial Hotel in 1915, which he stated was earthquake proof and, later, ended up being the only
building involved in the 1923 Japanese earthquake to remain unscathed. Wright had also designed
Usonian houses, which were the predecessors of today s ranch style homes. These homes had
natural heating and cooling, and included carports, which were invented by Wright. All in all,
Wright designed more than 1,100 structures. Frank Lloyd Wright died on April 9th, 1959, at age 91.
Frank Lloyd Wright was an influence to today s world of architecture. This is because he had helped
free America from traditional European style architecture. He had designed more than 1,100
structures separate from European style. He was a large influence in making American architecture