How Houston Community College implements diverse, equitable, and inclusive strategies to improve student success and create an inclusive learning environment.

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In a global context of growing income inequality, the importance of integrity in fostering equality through inclusive policies is emphasized. The OECD works with Mexico to address issues of inequality, corruption, and declining trust in government, highlighting the need for integrity and competence

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In a quest for meaningful and inclusive curriculum design, Karen Fitzgibbon explores a new approach to engage course teams in enhancing curriculum design. By addressing internal and external drivers for change, the aim is to facilitate inclusive conversations that promote learner-centered models and

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Chabot College's Guided Pathways team utilized Circles of Engagement to plan for inclusive engagement in their strategic plan, focusing on intentional reflection to address systemic oppression through diverse participation. They identified different community members and stakeholders to engage, dete

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Quick MD Care: Your Trusted Partner in Primary Care Medicine\n\nWelcome to Quick MD Care, where compassionate primary care meets convenience. We understand the importance of having a trusted partner in managing your health. Our team of dedicated primary care doctors is committed to providing persona

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Primary Care Services: Comprehensive Health Management for Everyone\n\nPrimary care services are the foundation of a robust healthcare system, ensuring that individuals have access to comprehensive, continuous, and coordinated care. These services are typically provided by primary care medical cente

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Explore strategies and resources to promote inclusive physical education for children with special educational needs and disabilities. Learn how to adapt lessons, create an inclusive environment, and develop social, personal, and physical skills for all students. Gain insights into inclusive models

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Palliative care is a holistic approach focused on improving the quality of life for patients and their families dealing with life-threatening illnesses. It involves early identification, assessment, and treatment of pain and other physical, emotional, and spiritual issues. This comprehensive trainin

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Inclusive presentations play a crucial role in engaging individuals with additional needs. This guide provides insights on preparing and delivering such presentations, including understanding terminology, planning sessions, and making necessary adaptations. It emphasizes the importance of catering t

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Offering a range of child care services including Child Development Center for ages 6 weeks to 5 years, School Age Care for Kindergarten to 12 years, Family Child Care Program, and Youth Programs for ages 9-18. Services include full-time care, before/after school care, extended duty care, emergency

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Appleby College's Gender Inclusive Boarding Program recognizes and embraces gender diversity, providing a supportive environment for students of all gender identities. Through inclusive dorm options and a commitment to LGBTQ2S+ support, Appleby aims to promote equity and foster inclusion within its

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PACOP, funded by the Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care, is a program focused on improving palliative care in residential aged care facilities. It involves standardized assessment practices, early identification of care needs, and a collaborative model for sustainable support.

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The Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) is a provider-based health program designed to serve frail individuals and their families in the community. Established in 1973, PACE offers a wide range of services including medical supervision, therapies, nutrition, transportation, and soci

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Seattle Children's has implemented a new process to collect chosen names and pronouns for all new patients, emphasizing the importance of respecting patients' identities. Gender-inclusive language guidelines are provided to ensure safe and supportive care, highlighting the impacts of misgendering. B

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Inclusive classrooms welcome all students, regardless of abilities, and prioritize holistic support to meet diverse academic, social, and emotional needs. Effective classroom management involves creating an inclusive environment, considering cultural differences, establishing structure, and providin

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Inclusive leadership entails harnessing the strengths of a diverse workforce to drive organizational success. It involves motivating and inspiring individuals from various backgrounds, fostering adaptability, developing diverse talent, and building inclusive relationships. The three key competencies

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Inclusive education in Kenya is still in early stages, facing barriers like poverty, teenage pregnancies, and healthcare access. The policy framework in Kenya, including the 2010 Constitution and Education Act, supports the principle of inclusive education by prohibiting discrimination and ensuring

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Dr. Kashif Ali leads primary care for Type 2 diabetes, while Dr. James Boyle oversees secondary care in NHS GGC. The data from December 2018 shows the number of Type 2 diabetes patients, their care processes, HbA1c levels, and BMI status. The Diabetes Quality Improvement and Outcome Measures aim to

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Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) is a strategy that originated in 1978 as a means to enhance access to rehabilitation services for individuals with disabilities in developing nations. Over the years, CBR has evolved into a holistic approach for fostering inclusive community development. By decen

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In this unit on Inclusive Education, Dr. Anuradha Rai discusses evolving educational management at the school level from an inclusive perspective. The focus is on addressing physical, mental, social handicaps, and educational disabilities through policy frameworks. Emphasizing the importance of incl

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Explore the landscape of child care in Kentucky, revealing the challenges families face with the Child Care Cliff. Discover statistics on child care centers, family child care homes, and the average cost of child care in Kentucky. Understand the importance of the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP)

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This guidance, generated by members of the GM=EqAl Inclusive Language Subgroup, highlights the importance of using respectful and consistent language around neurodiversity, particularly autism. It emphasizes the use of identity-first language and explains key concepts related to neurodiversity and n

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Explore the journey of inclusive and special education in Canada, from historical milestones to current challenges. Delve into the concept of inclusive education and its impact on students with disabilities, supported by a comprehensive curriculum. Discover the evolving role of educators and the str

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Web accessibility ensures that websites are designed to be inclusive and accessible to all users, regardless of their abilities. By removing barriers, web accessibility allows equal access to information and functionality, benefiting not only users but also businesses. Accessibility is vital in vari

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Inclusive Community Resilience focuses on channeling resources to communities and households, promoting citizen engagement, community empowerment, gender and social inclusion. The operational approach integrates citizen engagement, gender, and social inclusion into activities, mainstreams Disaster R

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Providing an overview of the effective implementation of special and inclusive education policy, this content discusses inclusive education, special education, traditional education systems, historical dissatisfaction with dual systems, and the importance of the policy for children with special need

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Inclusive education in classrooms provides numerous benefits, such as increased communication and collaboration among educational team members, more personalized attention for students, and quicker achievement of results through teamwork. Special education areas of exceptionality and the referral pr

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The European Agency for Inclusive Education (EASIE) conducts biennial data collection exercises to support member countries in improving inclusive education policies. The data informs European Commission strategic objectives and UNCRPD implementation. Currently, 31 countries are involved in this ini

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Long-Term Care Programs like the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) focus on providing comprehensive care for seniors through a multidisciplinary team including social workers, registered nurses, nurse practitioners, physicians, and other professionals. The roles involve regular as

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Organized Care refers to a natural community of caregivers with a shared commitment to proactive population and individual care management. Through effective and efficient practices, it serves the needs of patients across various settings and over time, with aligned goals and provider accountability

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Aged Care Reforms in May 2014 introduced significant changes to the aged care sector in Australia. The reforms aimed at providing quality care for older Australians, reducing red tape, and enhancing services such as Home Care Packages, MyAgedCare, and the Australian Aged Care Quality Agency. Changes

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Offering a variety of child care services including Child Development Center (CDC) for infants to 5 years old, School Age Care (SAC) for Kindergarten to 12 years, Youth Programs for ages 9-18, and Family Child Care Program (FCC) for infants to 12 years. Additional programs include Extended Duty Care

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This study by Wenjing Zhang from the University of Bristol delves into the effects of the marketisation process on home care for the elderly in urban China. It explores the rationale behind the marketisation of care, the trends in home care marketisation, and the processes involved. The background s

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Explore science teachers' perspectives on inclusive values for implementing differentiated instruction in science lessons. The study focuses on understanding how teachers perceive inclusive values in facilitating differentiated teaching, their perspectives on differentiation, strategies for implemen

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This resource explores the importance of building momentum towards inclusive teaching and learning in undergraduate physics courses. It highlights key themes identified across departments, such as leadership, policies, training, and student support. The content delves into the need for clear and con

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Six VA-funded pilot projects for FY22-23 focus on improving obstetrical quality of care, outpatient care utilization by Medicare-eligible veterans, fragmented care analysis, referral coordination, virtual care integration, and addressing disparities in access to care. Projects include assessing obst

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The Access and Inclusion Model (AIM) provides a suite of supports for children and staff in Early Learning and Care settings, founded by the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth (DCEDIY) in 2016. AIM aims to create a more inclusive environment so that all children, reg

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Implementing a care strategy for the elderly involves integrating both direct, personal care activities and indirect care tasks. This approach benefits two key target audiences, including millions with varying levels of dependency and informal carers. The positive impacts of indirect care include we

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Subacute care involves providing specialized care for individuals who require more attention than what typical long-term care facilities can offer. This level of care is provided in settings like hospitals or certain units within long-term care facilities. Residents in subacute care settings need a

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