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- Creators: O'Flaherty, Katherine
Social Sports is a application designed to bring likeminded sports fans closer to the action at restaurants and bars. Customers are able to be social, meet new friends and cheer for their favorite teams in a fun atmosphere.
Challenging the Status Quo is always a good thing in the free marketplace of ideas. When is it not allowed if ever? This paper delves into the issue of accountability in an era of tolerance. Social Suicide is committed individually when we refuse to say something online out of fear of cancellation by our peers and by self censoring, we risk societal suicide because the collapse of a free marketplace of ideas leads to the collapse of society.
The nonprofit sector exists as one of three working groups which contribute to the flow of the economy and society. Unlike the government and for-profit sectors, the nonprofit world has faced a growing responsibility alongside a lack of emphasis on the sector’s importance. Nonprofits have often faced a lack of resources needed to combat these gaps. However, since Covid-19, resources have been diminishing even further. These resources can be identified as a variety of elements, from volunteers and paid staff to funds and access to overseas goods and services. A case study of the world-renowned Make-A-Wish Foundation and its Arizona Chapter perfectly illustrates the journey back to full mission-accomplishment in present times through their actions taken to combat common sector struggles. This case study proves importance of the nonprofit sector, accompanied by a call for education and re-emphasis of the nonprofit sector.
Hospitalized and chronically ill infants are at risk for motor, cognitive, and social developmental delays. Nurses have an important role in supporting infant and family development to mitigate these delays. A literature review was performed to identify nursing interventions that promote development in these three categories. After literature was selected, critical appraisals were performed to assess the quality of evidence. Breast feeding, early cognitive-motor intervention, and family centered care were found to be beneficial for promoting motor development. Maternal scaffolding, responsive-didactic caregiving, and skin-to-skin contact are recommended nursing interventions for cognitive development. Lastly, integration of music is the nursing intervention recommended to promote social development.