The increasing emphasis on best-practice has meant that health care professionals are keenly encouraged to ensure delivery of the highest quality service provision. Where professionals are witness to serious professional misconduct ‘whistleblowing’ in considered as the last resort towards eliciting action and change. However, research suggests that the outcome for the whistleblower and in some cases, the services themselves, rarely exceeds, impacts or indeed even equals the benefit of exposing the problem. Researchers in the area concur that there requires a review of policy and procedure in this area. In considering the experiences of whistleblowers within healthcare services, this paper aims to pose a number of questions for service managers and policy makers to consider, in order to review existing whistleblowing guidelines, with the hope of improving an already prohibitive procedure and ultimately representing true, best practice across all levels of health care services.

GM (general motor) hub process is an important part in the whole manufacture so the modeling of its cost and quantity has been preceded. It is found that the γ is 1.2 which is fitter coefficient to hub because the price is available according to the economics cost theory. So we analyze the labor and capital to be best and find that they are labor of 7 and capital of 20. To compare them with other parts it is done that 5 and 10 respectively to look for other information. It is found that they are more available in quantity and price.

The global defence budget forms a very important aspect of a country's spending and its whole mechanism. We observe an increasing trend in the global defence budget. This paper aims to examine this trend, the reasons for the same and deeply analyse the impact on the economy, society and the environment of a country. Data extracted from the World Bank database for three countries - the US, India and Nepal have been used to understand the economic impact of these trends by performing simple linear regression analysis, taking military expenditure as the independent variable and Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as the dependent variable. The paper also elucidates the issue of terrorism and the dominance of the developing countries in the arms race leading to unwanted social impacts on various government sectors, crowding out their allocation of resources. In conclusion, the paper talks about the negative aspect of the rising global defence budget and some policy suggestions such as peace economy to serve as alternatives because a war not only brings atrocities but the aftereffect of destruction is unbearable.

It is the second translation of this poem(369th-384th) of Tcheonzamun(The thousand character essay). Number of Tcheonzamun(The thousand character essay) Pronunciation of Chinese character in Korean language Chinese character “Modified pronunciation in Korean in English alphabet” “Modified pronunciation in Korean language in Korean alphabet” The meaning of the modified phrase into Korean language. 369-372 In Za Eun Tcheug 仁慈隱惻 “Inza Eoltcheog!” “인자 얼척!“ Now (Inza) I, the mother or the elder sister in-law, am dumbfounded (Eoltcheog!) for the act of my daughter in-law or that of my younger sister in-law! 373-376 Zo Tcha Bul Li 造次弗離 “Zzotcha Buleo!” “쫓아 부러!“ Let’s drive (Zzotcha) her-the Maeg wife- out! (Buleo!) 377-380 Zeol Eui Yeom Toe 節義廉退 “Zeoli Eopdieo!” “저리 엎뎌!“ You, the Maeg wife, go there! (Zeoli!) And turn upside down! (Eopdieo!) 381-384 Zeon Pae Bi Gyu 顚沛匪虧 “Zeonyeon Paebigye!” “저년 패비게“ By this turning upside down I, the mother in-law, can strike hard (Paebigye!) that bad woman (Zeonyeon). Here, ‘that bad woman’ for the mother in-law is the Maeg wife and the heroine of this Tcheonzamun poem. As a conclusion of the first and the second translating methods, the husband must do his best to his wife in order to protect the attack of his mother or his elder sister.

Spent engine oil has been known to contain heavy metals which is not only harmful to the soil and human health but to plants, their germination and survival. The comparative effects of contaminated soil media on the early growth pattern of Adansonia digitata was studied for a period of 8 weeks. The trial was laid out in a Randomized Complete Block Design (RCBD), with four treatments and ten replicates. The number of leaves, Collar diameter, and plant height were measured fortnightly while dry matter content was evaluated at the end of the eighth week. Plant height, number of leaves and collar diameter of Adansonia digitata in the spent oil contaminated soils were not significantly different (P≤ 0.05) from those planted in the unpolluted soil. The reductions in the growth characteristics measured can be thought to be spent engine oil dependent. Spent engine oil therefore had no pronounced effect on the germination and early growth of Adansonia digitata.