Posted By:  zephyr Posted On:  Jul 9, 2008	The Bloody Drumbeat Of Crime and A Young Sovereign Bahamas
This Independence Day, Bahamas: Bahama Journal Editorial - Nassau, Bahamas: Even as our people celebrate Independence, they are being obliged to note and understand that the popular tourist myth of their country and the wider Caribbean as a string of island paradises is being undermined...... [view]

Posted By:  zephyr Posted On:  May 21, 2008	Two hungry wolves and a Little Red Riding Hood
Reflections of Fidel: ONE basic idea has been occupying my mind since my old days as a utopian socialist. It came from nowhere, with the simple notions of good and evil inculcated in everybody by the society in which they are born, full of instincts and lacking in values that parents,...... [view]

Posted By:  mydemand Posted On:  Apr 16, 2008	Doug Belshaw’s 10 ‘Home Truths’ about Schooling and Education
Education blogger Doug Belshaw posits his musings about schooling and education , at least in the traditional systems: 1. For there to be ‘good’ parents there must be ‘bad’ parents. The same is true of teachers. 2. It is almost impossible to effect a fundamental change in...... [view]

Believe in Better Health Toolkit
Submitted By:   kurshauna Author Name:  University of Rochester Medical Center Published:  0000-00-00	Website:  http://www.stronghealth.com/services/primarycare/pbtoolkit/doctoolkit.cfm   Description:   The Toolkit is the result of many months of dedicated effort by your physician and nurse practitioner colleagues to provide our patients with the latest resources in the advancement of preventive health.   [view]

The Covering Kids & Families Reaching American Indian and Alaska Native Families Toolkit

Submitted By:   kurshauna Author Name:  Covering Kids and Families Published:  0000-00-00

Website:  http://coveringkidsandfamilies.org/actioncenter/files/AIANComplete.pdf   Description:   This toolkit offers a starting point and should not replace your own learning experiences. You will need to modify these tips to be tribally and geographically relevant to your local community. The electronic format of the toolkit also allows for easy reproduction. Please take the initiative to make copies of the entire toolkit or sections of it for your colleagues, volunteers and community leaders—anyone you think would be interested. As you read through it, think about ways to share the information with those conducting outreach. For example, you could use this toolkit:   [view]

Addressing Language Access in Your Practice: A Toolkit for Physicians and Their Staff Members

Submitted By:   kurshauna Author Name:  Medical Leadership Council on Cultural Proficiency Published:  0000-00-00

Website:  http://medicalleadership.org/educational_toolkit.pdf   Description:   Addressing Language Access in Your Practice is a 40-page toolkit developed to assist physicians and their office staffs in improving the language access capabilities of the practice. The toolkit, published in 2005, includes practical information for practices. It is sponsored by the CAFP for 5 CME credits. A revised edition will be available in 2006.   [view]