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A Practical Guide to Study Skills
Like most of you, I had never been taught the best way to study. I am writing this chapter because I want studying to be less confusing and frustrating for you than it was for me, and I want you to know about study techniques that are effective and efficient. So, if you are ready for a change in your study habits, prepare to open your mind to some of the surprising findings from the science of studying.They reveal successful study strategies that will help you improve specific class and overall school performance. You’ll discover that the brain has an incredible capacity to change when given the proper exercise—an ability you can apply to any area of your life.
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These notes contain all the ways in which the Roman Empire has influenced the modern world
£12.50 Preview RemoveLearn hacking with this book
This is an amazing book , it show you how to learn hacking in sample way.
£125.00 Preview RemoveAlcohol,Drugs, and Substance Abuse
This note cover different types of drug use,cycle of drug addiction,types of addiction,drug interaction, as well as types of drugs, and their categories.
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these notes are for seconder 4 in high school science.the note includes atmosphere, Air moves from high-pressure to low-pressure areas,Coriolis effect,prevailing winds, the Jet stream,cold and warm front,cyclone, the greenhouse effect,atmospheric contamination,wind energy and solar energy.
£3.75 Preview RemoveCritical Analysis on the Care of Hemodialysis Patients in the Acute Care Setting
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a broad term that refers to a mixed group of diseases that affects the structure and function of the kidneys (Levey & Coresh, 2012). Indeed, in Australia, CKD is now quickly becoming a crucial health burden, especially as it is estimated that about 1.7 million Australians are known to have symptoms related to CKD e.g. albuminuria and decreased kidney function. Unfortunately, less than 10% (more than 1.5 million people) of the aforementioned individuals are aware that they are at risk of developing CKD (Australian Bureau Statistics, 2013). Hemodialysis continues to be the mainstay treatment offered to patients with end-stage renal disease (ESRD). In fact, in 2013, the Australian Bureau of Statistics reported that the vast majority or 80% of all CKD patients are on home or hospital/satellite hemodialysis. Success relies heavily on the knowledge, experience, and skills of nurses, who are at the frontline of providing care to hemodialysis patients. Then again, despite being the most established treatment for chronic renal failure, nurses and ephrologists have been confronted with numerous challenges, especially in the acute care setting i.e. beginning hemodialysis treatment. As such, numerous studies have been dedicated to understanding and overcoming such challenges (Oluyombo et al., 2014). Indeed, immense technological and methodical advances have been made since its introduction over the last three decades.
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