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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire - that terf bitch — I LOVE TRANS PEOPLE / doing a reread with my friend from high school and it’s been like….so fun. Haven’t read the books since middle school and like yall. My thoughts and opinions have updates. Also so wild to be an adult and see how jk’s morality reflects everywhere. Writing is a true portrait to the soul. Could talk forever about this book and HP in general so I’ll cut myself off here.

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix - that terf bitch — I LOVE TRANS PEOPLE !!! / wooof I remember loving this one as a kid, it did not age well. Not like politically (except obviously politically,) but I just found harry so hard to deal with. Shocking to me bc obviously he’s gone through a lot, but all the outbursts and just not thinking things through was so frustrating. I feel like I remember seeing this as a stressful read as a kid, but now it just made me so so so irritated lolllll also umbridge is so trash that it makes the book that much more unenjoyable. And it was too long. But whatevvaaaaa

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince - that terf bitch - I LOVE TRANS PEOPLE / actually probs my fave of the series so far, but I don’t know I’m ready to be done with these. Like there getting aggressively mediocre and like I’ll read the last one but I’m kinda over it. But yeah I did enjoy it. The best lore wise fo sho so far

Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow - Gabrielle Zevin - soooo good omg holy cow. I think it has real objective quality but this book just came to me at such a vital time so it hit me hard. Cried multiple times at the beauty of the he creative process alone

Bel Canto - Ann Patchett - well written but overall the plot wasn’t super for me. I do love a super mega slow story that really focuses on characters tho, and the end was a gut punch. Would recommend!

Nightbitch - Rachel Yoder - eh, honestly just not for me. Like I get what she was trying to do but it came off as extremely annoying lol. It has a place tho fs

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - terf bitch - I’m sooooo glad to be done with hp lol it was a drag by the end butttttt deathly hallows is probably the best one idk it’s the truth

Sphere - Michael Crichton - ok my bf really wanted me to read this and like. There are narrative things in the beginning that just do not make sense to me but once things started churning I got more and more into it and then once we figured out what was going on with the sphere????? Omg???? Longest yeah boi ever???? And I also liked that I kinda thought all the characters were insufferable until we got a nice little moment of very real emotional catharsis out of all of them in the last couple chapters. Also I thought the twist and the ending-ending (like in the resolution once the climax had occurred) were soooo creative and cool. I am impressed. Still think Ted and Beth are mega annoying tho and Barnes fuuuucking sucks

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So, while I'm aware I don't have to explain myself I'm going to do so anyway as a way to process it. I took a long hiatus from this account and writing in general. I went through a bit of an identity crisis and while I am a lot happier with myself now, there's still areas I want to explore. I've been developing my reading tastes and have moved passed the "Top 10 Books you need to read" booktok videos, not only were the majority of the books recommended were incredibly bad, they all felt the same, very trope heavy and easy to predict. I donated and gifted over 300 books from my physical library and starting from scratch, only keeping those that have sentimental value or mean something to me literary wise. I purchased a stack of books I think fit the criteria of what I enjoy, Thought and emotional provoking and started with one I probably never would have picked up before. It's called "Nightbitch" by Rachel Yoder. I'm almost done with it and it's completely changed the way I view mothers, and women (including myself). For myself, while I'm not a mother this book hit me deep. I actually had to sit back and think of all the times I've put my needs aside to appease others, how as a women/Fem presenting people are viewed as bitches and annoyances if we so dare to have a voice or stand out. It's like we are expected to preform, and we're only valued by our performances rather than our souls. Def a great read and even greater book to dissect.

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Leading and Managing a Change in Clinical Practice: Patient on Ventilator and the Usage of Saline in Performing Suctioning Organizational direction depends on many factors. Most of them were an integral part of clinical practice for a while, but until the latter part of the 20th century has been so prominent in the organizational structure. This paper will explore the four factors that influence the management of clinic and are characterized by efficient designs. This paper will discuss about the leadership and management in relation to improving quality, change, care management, values and results. We will also present integration and possible implementation concepts, tools and strategies. Discussion Suctioning the patient on ventilator pose a unique challenge in following a clinical pathway or case management model of care. Our patient is on ventilator and we are performing suctioning by the usage of saline solution. Multiple decisions need to be made when our patient on ventilator reaches the point in his or her disease process where suctioning needs to be implemented. Evidence-Based Practice This is quite different than the healthcare environment that one is accustomed to managing. Although the environments are different, (Dougherty 2004, 150-896)there are applications that work for either situation. Leadership styles can be used in any area that people are managed by another person. The ability to work through the simulation provided an opportunity to use the three leadership styles and visualize the results from the team. The knowledge gained from the exercise will assist in managing the clinical and non-clinical staff. There will be opportunities that require utilization of the democratic leadership such as staff scheduling, uniform selection, and equipment selection. (Dougherty 2004, 150-896)While other projects will require that the autocratic leadership style is employed, such as policy development, corrective action, and regulatory compliance. The simulation assisted in understanding that leadership has to be flexible enough to know which style is the most excellent for current condition (Dougherty 2004, 150-896). Planning First of all effective planning which must be incorporated in all the steps of performing suctioning and should involve proper monitoring system (Levy 2005, 323- 368)?Due to the lack of any lookout event on planning our performance on ventilator would be affected. After you have identified the planning steps you need to decide regularity and frequency (Dougherty 2004, 150-896). Division of Labour Then comes division of labour is one of the basic concept of leadership and management for case management as given by Deming; workers hold jobs and managers improved with the improvement of system (Levy 2005, 323- 368). Deming developed the concept of overall management and change management model called the Shewhart cycle, or PDCA (Hamric 2005, 311-335). This model requires that for P-D-plan, do, C-check and A-law (Kelly, 2007, 17-89). Efforts to increase productivity clinical practice is, as pointed out by Deming, necessity and not an option.Deming emphasized that cooperation multidisciplinary teams improves communication channels. Solutions for potential and existing problems, thus more soluble and prevented. These advantages are provided for all areas of the Organization, including helping to contain costs (Dougherty 2004, 150-896). Role Clarity Role clarity is also a necessary component of a successful organization. This should be outlined by a clear job description and understanding of how the organizational structure functions (Levy 2005, 323- 368). When these tools are in place the organization will be more likely to successfully adapt to the internal and external factors brought on by the continually changing clinical practice environment (Yoder-Wise, 2003, 174-211). A particularly effective system of analyzing and redesigning clinical pathways was included in a study of suctioning our patient on ventilator, by Owen, et al., (2006). A multidisciplinary team was selected and assigned with the task of evaluating and redesigning the effectiveness of the clinical pathways process. They were known as the process improvement team (Dougherty 2004, 150-896). Change Management Encouraging people to willingly accept change and adapt new methods and procedures is a difficult undertaking. All change processes rely on a change agent. The change agent is given the authority to initiate, formally and informally, those processes that will assist in change (Levy 2005, 323- 368) Change agents can be members of the team working towards change by informal or formally appointed positions. Change is a continuous, dynamic process instead of a single occurrence. It is the process by which something becomes different than it was (Sullivan & Decker, 2005). Due to the rapid changes in clinical practice case management has had to recognize change and transform it to meet the demands of clinical practice and consumers. (Hamric 2005, 311-335). There would also be committees to oversee improvements and policy changes. Doctors, clinicians, dieticians and educators should have direct influence on care maps and clinical pathways (Dougherty 2004, 150-896). These positions need to be available to staff as resources for as well as for our patient on ventilator. An organization's structure can have profound effect on how change is perceived and implemented (Sullivan & Decker, 2005). The medical director and the chief medical officer would be at the apex of the organization with a shared executive function in policy (Dougherty 2004, 150-896). Business management theory regards organizations as open systems. Several types of theories have been translated to the case management and clinical practice environment successfully. Case management uses theories of change that have been developed in the business fields of organizational development and organizational transformation. Normative models are necessary when there is more resistance to change present than in rational models (Dougherty 2004, 150-896). Lewin's model forms the cornerstone of normative models. Others have used his theory as bases for more expanded versions (Levy 2005, 323- 368). Open systems require the manager to have the experience and knowledge to anticipate changes in the working environment and manage them efficiently (Levy 2005, 323- 368). Any attempt of movement by either force would cause a direct oppositional force of equal strength until equilibrium was regained. His theory opened the idea that to remove the restraining force would open up the path to change. Without resistance change would be a natural progression (Levy 2005, 323- 368). Lewin based his theory on social- psychological and cognitive views (Levy 2005, 323- 368). Lewin's theory proposed that driving forces, diametrically opposed, maintained the status quo (Hamric 2005, 311-335). This became known as the Force Field model. Analyzing and identifying the driving forces or facilitators and the restraining forces, barriers, is the first and most important part of the process. Barriers can occur at any step in the process and are factors that interfere with the movement of change in a positive direction; barriers can come from within the facility or from outside. Others incorporate change agents as catalysts and prime facilitators. Facilitators are factors that can be internal or external and cause movement toward positive change (Yoder-Wise, 2003). Theories differ on the part the change agent assumes. Some focus on the process of change itself and how the environment resists or accepts it. In the suctioning unit the official change agent would be the educator (Dougherty 2004, 150-896). The implementation then takes place in accordance to the revised process; this is then evaluated. Managed Care End stage disease (ESRD) accounts for over 400,000 Americans (Levy 2005, 323- 368)?. Disease results in a total of 7% of Medicare's budget and a total of $23 billion dollars (Saxena & West, 2006, 380-389). Cost containment and consistent quality improvement are of paramount importance in the maintenance and care of ERSD for our patient who is on ventilator and suctioning treatment is being performed. Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is regulated by agencies and guidelines. These agencies recognize the benefit of structure and standardization of treatment and the quality and safety these measures bring (Kuchta, 2006, 4-8). In the absence of federal or state mandated changes, determining the need for change should need to be a group mandated (Levy 2005, 323- 368). After a target process is identified and acknowledged the process improvement team work to identify difficulties and adapt a change with measurable outcomes. The change should be based on best practice and evidence-based guidelines (Dougherty 2004, 150-896). There had been a noticeable lack of pre-suctioning preparation despite the policies the facility followed according to the guidelines (Dougherty 2004, 150-896). A surgical clinical pathway should be in place to ensure the access, preferably the members of a multidiscipline team involved with initiating treatment should include the vascular surgeon, nephrologists, social worker, dietician and suctioning clinician. Owens described a model for pathway redesign for starting new suctioning our patient on ventilator (Owens, et al.2006). Barriers are present in the complexity and comorbidity of end stage disease and the inherent individuality of each our patient on ventilator. Goals are set for each our patient on ventilator in each facility and a plan is drawn to correct variances. Suctioning facilities maintain standardization through medication standing orders and treatment procedures (Hamric 2005, 311-335). Sodium modelling and ultrafiltration conductivity values are all quantitative modes of tailoring suctioning to individual needs while acceptable treatment adequacies are mensurated within a standardized range. Suctioning access and the initial treatment course can be measured and managed through clinical pathways (Dougherty 2004, 150-896). Clinical pathways loose their effectiveness when the suctioning our patient on ventilator reaches maintenance and the continuum of health narrows substantially. Initiation of suctioning will end a clinical path for new our patient on ventilator, but start a case management mode of care as the our patient on ventilator moves into a chronic disease status. Chronic suctioning our patient on ventilator are then assessed monthly through Kt/V values measuring effective suctioning, in addition to other salient markers, such as hemoglobin, weight gain and dietary compliance (Levy 2005, 323- 368). Case Management Case management becomes a mode of treatment management that suctioning our patient on ventilator evolves into as their disease progresses. Placed in a schematic the descriptors are consistent with the four cardinal points of the compass (Levy 2005, 323- 368). A clinical value compass is responsible for consolidating the aim of the clinical practice provider and client into a succinct framework (Dougherty 2004, 150-896). This framework is then used to determine the value of the delivered clinical practice. Value is defined by cost containment while keeping quality clinical practice at a premium level. Four types of descriptors are employed to assess the cost, satisfaction, function and clinical aspects of the clients' progression through the clinical practice process (Davis, 2006). The value compass is also represented as a circle with points paired by the by In order to assess the effectiveness of the clinical practice, cost and our patient on ventilator satisfaction, some type of measurement of outcomes is necessary. In the example of the application of a value compass above, end stage disease resulting in suctioning is assessed (Kovner & Neuhauser, 2004, 125-271)). Results Outcomes can then be analyzed to establish strengths and weakness in services and the quality of clinical practice delivered (Levy 2005, 323- 368). Many hospitals and clinical practice facilities are now employing scorecards which employ much of the information obtained and evaluated through use of the value compass. The data is also compared the organization's mission statement or it reason for existing, its vision or what the organization hopes to do, its values and its goals (Kovner & Neuhauser, 2004, 125-271)). Outcomes are established which are measurable and are used as determinates of suctioning adequacy, cost and our patient on ventilator satisfaction. Each cardinal point is connected with the other. Without adequate suctioning our patient on ventilator are unable to participate in activities of daily living, (Levy 2005, 323- 368) clinical practice costs increase as doctor visits and hospitalizations become more frequent (Dougherty 2004, 150-896). Conclusion Outcome Statements After using all the tools and processes most applicable for leadership and change management and care management the outcomes will show their effectiveness (Dougherty 2004, 150-896). Hemoglobin levels will achieve high levels, access complications and hospitalizations will decrease. The effectual use of a planned and well executed total leadership and change management will result in a well managed facility that will be used as an example of best practices. The result will also be an excellent rating in the clinical practice report card evaluation system (Levy 2005, 323- 368) . Clinics and Hospitals have the responsibility to guarantee the most effective and efficient clinical practice, safety for our patient on ventilator and staff and reaffirming its mission, vision and values (Dougherty 2004, 150-896). References Dougherty, Lisa and Lister, Sara (2004) The Royal Marsden Hospital Manual of Clinical Nursing Procedures Sixth Edition (Royal Marsden Nhs Trust) Wiley-Blackwell; 6th Edition (24 Jun 2004) 896 pages Hamric, A.B. (with Spross, J.A, Hanson, C.M.), Spross, J.A.(with Hanson, C.M.), & Hanson, C.M. (2005). Advanced practice nursing an integrative approach (Third, pp. 311-335)  https://www.paperdue.com/customer/paper/leading-and-managing-a-change-in-clinical-50190#:~:text=Logout-,LeadingandManagingaChangeinClinical,-Length8pages Kelly, Diane. (2007) Applying quality management in healthcare: A systems approach. 2nd Edition: Health Administration Press. P. 17-89 Kovner, A.R., Neuhauser, D., (ed). (2004). Health Services Management; Readings, Cases, and Commentary (eighth, pp 125-271). Chicago, IL: Health Administration Press. Washington, D.C.: AUPHA Press Kuchta, K., Gilbreath, A., Gilman, C., Wieler, A. (March-April, 2006).The Legislative Process and the Kidney Care Quality and Improvement Act of 2005. Nephrology Nursing Journal. P. 4-8 Levy, J., Morgan, J., Brown, E., (2005). Oxford Handbook of Dialysis (third, pp 323- 368). New York, New York: Oxford University Press Owen... J.E., Walker, J.R., Edgell, L., Collie, J., Douglas, l., Hewitson, T.D., Becker, G.J. (2006). Implementation of a pre-dialysis clinical pathway for patients with chronic kidney disease. International Journal for Quality in Health Care; Volume 18, Number 2: pp. 145-151 Saxena, R., West, C. (September, 2006). Peritoneal Dialysis: a primary care perspective. Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine. 19(4):380-389. Yoder-Wise, P.S. (2003). Leading and managing in nursing (Third, pp. 174-211). 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Reading this, I got confused because it's a novel?? But it rang so true, I didn't believe it - it FELT like a diary - so I looked it up and he had gone through the things, he just fictionalized it - but this feels so true because it IS so true - facts may be loose, but the feelings are all his own - this felt like reading his diary because we ARE reading his Emotion-Diary.

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The books are totally different, but the FEEL that I'm reading someone's diary is the same as one of my other favorite books "NightBitch" by Rachel Yoder and then!! I listened to the podcast "Sad Me of the Past: Episode Two: Rachel Yoder" and it IS her diary!!

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The latest EP from indie rockers, Hello Stranger, is a blast of fun-sounding rock songs that have plenty of meaning behind them. The band set out to create a collection of hard-hitting tracks that have plenty of substance behind them, and I’d say that is “Mission Accomplished.” The band shared, “We had these incredibly topical, salient songs we had been working on for months, but it was difficult to get into studios or collaborate with producers. As many other artists did during that time, we decided to do it ourselves.” By choosing the route of independence, this raw EP called True Belief stays true to who the band members are as people and they make a bold leap forward as a unit. With a sound that strays somewhere between Bayside, paired with the pop rock sensibilities of Switchfoot, Hello Stranger seem destined to be familiar in your music rotation. The EP launches into orbit with the title track that features a great, driving bass line (courtesy of Doug Slohm) throughout the song paired with some great riffing between lead guitarist Alex Monfort and rhythm guitarist/lead vocalist Sam Lincoln. Drummer Dillon Yoder pulsates in his hard-hitting approach to the kit, and keeps everything moving in the right direction for Hello Stranger. I found the bridge of, “If the bright lights feel like that you should see / Close your eyes / If the bright lights feel like something you will need / You’ll survive,” to be particularly powerful on this great introductory song. Things stay on the right course with “We’re On Your Side” that showcases the unique guitar playing from Monfort to do some near-plucking of the guitar that echoes off the speakers and reverberates into the void. By the time Lincoln hits his first vocal note, I was already sold on what the band were trying to accomplish here. They really are in-tune with each other’s strengths in the band, and they utilize each of these to their distinct advantage. Closing out the record with “Dead Reckoning” is a wise choice as it is a sprawling, 7-minute song about finding our purpose in this crazy and distracting world. The chorus of, “There’s no white gates in the way / We’ve barred our own escape / And afterlife is not after much / We cannot take in vain / If we can be turned away / There’s no promise in this promised land,” makes it clear that we have to take what we can earn in order to make a living. Overall, there’s plenty to like in this collection of songs known as True Belief. The band could’ve paired up with a producer to possibly fine-tune, or get some additional ideas to add into the fold for this record, but I think their decision to take care of things “in house” ultimately was the right one. This EP sounds like a band who’s in tune with what works best for them, and they probably realized they had the right formula in these tracks to put them to tape for all the world to hear. Hello Stranger are saying goodbye to the days of not taking any chances, and have made a record worthy of praise and recognition. --- Please consider becoming a member so we can keep bringing you stories like this one. ◎ https://chorus.fm/reviews/hello-stranger-true-belief/

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LC4001A: Leadership for Organizational Culture and Growth

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LC4001A: Leadership for Organizational Culture and Growth

LC4001A Assessment Instructions

Scenario 1

Tower 6 East is a 45-bed medical unit. The nurse leader, Ciera, is a new leader, and one of the measures of her performance is based on the number of medication errors reported on her unit. As a result, she has told everyone very clearly that she will not tolerate errors and that she wants the unit to have zero medication errors each month. When an error does occur, she meets individually with the nurse, writes up the nurse’s error, and puts a report in the nurse’s performance review files. She has put two nurses on performance probation thus far. As a result, the nurses on the unit are afraid to report when an error occurs, and they have begun to cover for each other and not report errors. You are a staff nurse on the unit and you want to serve as a leader and create a blame-free environment.

Identify and explain whether Ciera's leadership style toward medication errors on the nursing unit is appropriate and explain why. Then, provide at least one outcome result from Ciera's leadership approach on the nursing unit. (Yoder-Wise, P. (2019, p.498) Leading and managing in nursing (7th ed.). Mosby Elsevier.

Explain what leadership style you would use to effect change in this scenario.

Using the Paradiso & Sweeney article "Just culture: It's more than policy", explain a just culture and how a just culture might influence the outcome of medication errors on the unit.

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Scenario 2

You are the charge nurse and the nursing assistant comes to you with the following question concerning an assignment she has been asked to carry out by one of the other RN’s on the floor. “Jerry pulled a patient’s dose of Digoxin and asked me to administer it because he is so behind. Am I allowed to do that?

After exploring your state nurse practice act, explain your response to the nursing assistant citing the applicable legal principles for delegation and promotion of drug safety on the nursing unit.

Explain the education that would need to be provided regarding delegation principles, including the identification of items that can be delegated and items that cannot be delegated by Jerry; and, explain why the delegation educational plan you suggest is appropriate.

Recommend strategies to develop an effective team that should be implemented on the nursing floor to help develop consistency with delegation. Explain how you would apply these strategies to enhance nursing roles and responsibilities for patient quality and safety as described in the scenario.

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Psalm 8 (new jazz music)

Psalm 8 with original music written by Dr. Wally Brath and performed at the Grace College Worship Arts Festival of Psalms Jazz Vespers service on October 23, 2021 featuring vocalist Nikki Lerner and clarinetist/saxophonist Greg Tardy. I've known Wally and Nikki for years and their professional musicality, both individually and occasionally together, is always striking.

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Nikki Lerner - vocals Greg Tardy - clarinet Wally Brath - piano Graydon Brath - bass David Lerner - drums Shana Brath - Violin 1 Karissa Brath - Violin 2 Elizabeth Aalbue - Viola Nathaniel Wise - Cello Rod Noftsger - Trumpet Erin Yoder - Horn 1 Kim Blaha - Horn 2 Barb Gauger - Horn 3 Sam Gnagey - Tuba

Written music for this piece will be posted soon at https://wallybrath.com/home#music

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APA 6th edition please! Initial Post Prompt Select a nursing theorist and look a

APA 6th edition please! Initial Post Prompt Select a nursing theorist and look a

APA 6th edition please! Initial Post Prompt Select a nursing theorist and look at his/her concepts of leadership. You can use your text or sources from Additional Resources, found at the bottom of this module. Look at Gardner’s tasks in Yoder-Wise (Table 1-1) and select one task. How does your selected theorist’s concepts fit with that taks? You may chose the clinical, management, or executive…