Criminality is a result of culture, according to cultural criminology. What kinds of cultural traditions are compatible with criminal behaviour? Cultural criminology is a branch of criminology that examines the role of culture in shaping criminal behaviour and social reactions to crime. According to this perspective, criminality is not an inherent or fixed trait, but […]
Biological theories of crime: how do biological factors correspond with law violation? Biological theories of crime are based on the assumption that some people are more prone to criminal behaviour than others due to their genetic, physiological or neurological characteristics. These theories aim to explain how biological factors, such as hormones, brain structure, genes or […]
Professional Coursework Writing Services Coursework plays a vital role in a student’s academic success. It allows students to apply what they are learning in class to real-world scenarios through research, analysis and writing. While coursework is an important learning tool, it can also be quite time consuming and challenging for students to complete on their […]
Restorative justice model: is it the best criminal justice tool? Restorative justice is a model of criminal justice that focuses on repairing the harm caused by crime and restoring the relationships between offenders, victims and communities. It is based on the principles of accountability, empathy, dialogue and reparation. Restorative justice practices include victim-offender mediation, family […]
Culture-based mental health programs Culture-based mental health programs are interventions that aim to address the specific needs and preferences of diverse populations. They recognize that culture influences how people understand, experience, and cope with mental health problems, as well as how they seek and receive help. Culture-based mental health programs may include elements such as: […]
The role of the government in improving nursing working conditions Nursing is a vital profession that contributes to the health and well-being of individuals and communities. However, nurses often face challenging working conditions that can affect their physical and mental health, as well as the quality and safety of care they provide. Some of the […]
Home-based care vs hospital based care Home-based care, also known as hospital at home, is an alternative to hospital admission for some older people who experience a deterioration in health due to acute functional decline or infection. In this model, patients receive hospital-standard care in their homes, provided by a geriatrician and a multi-disciplinary team, […]
Use of Healthcare Information Technology to support evidence-based practice in nursing Healthcare Information Technology (HIT) is the use of digital tools and systems to collect, store, process, analyse, and communicate health-related data and information. HIT can support evidence-based practice (EBP) in nursing, which is the integration of the best available research evidence, clinical expertise, and […]
Music Therapy and Expressive Language Skills in Children with Autism Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental condition that affects how people communicate and interact with others. One of the common challenges for children with ASD is the development of expressive language skills, which are the ability to use words and sentences to convey meaning […]
Medication Knowledge and Willingness to Nurse-Initiate Medications in an Emergency Department Nurse-initiated medications (NIMs) are medications that nurses can prescribe and administer to patients without a doctor’s order, within their scope of practice and according to the hospital’s protocols. NIMs are a vital practice for all nurses in emergency departments (EDs), as they can improve […]
