The below is a description of individualized tutoring support for children, youth, and adults affected by tragedies. For example, the Robb Elementary School Uvalde Texas Shooting. Also, the Waukesha Wisconsin Christmas parade tragedy. Click on the video below. Donations are accepted at https://healthcare-online-education.org/donations
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Support For Trauma Victims and Families
May 31, 2022Coronavirus disease COVID-19 Tutoring
March 18, 2020Coronavirus disease COVID-19
Forensic Nursing Chronicles Coronavirus Disease COVID-19 Tutoring is available. Other healthcare subjects tutoring is available here during the shut down of colleges and schools.
Disaster Relief Tutoring Fund
April 28, 2019
Disaster Relief Tutoring Fund
In the anticipation of natural disasters, we’re asking for donations to assist students who will be affected by the upcoming storms. Disasters may be fire, hurricane, tragedy, earthquake, flood, storm, or tornado. We are an online tutoring service helping as many as we can nationwide. This is our third year volunteering a much-needed service. We provide services from the pre-kindergarten to post-graduate level. Examples of subjects are math, science, English as a second language, health, nursing, Microsoft Office, college admissions assistance/personal statement, employment preparation/resume, and professional speaking.
One student wrote “I was really amazed when one of your tutors helped me with Excel today. I thought it would take hours to solve a problem. Your tutor saved me days of hair-pulling. She helped me to solve my problems within minutes!” Another student typed “Distance teaching is OK with me as long as I learn how to build a web site like I want to!” The third person said, “It is a pleasure to have you tutor our son. He really enjoys the tutoring lessons with you. Thank you.”
Our main expenses are for support staff, textbook, computer, Internet, and telephone services. For each $100 that you donate, you will receive a free and complimentary $15 online tutoring session.
If your family has been affected, please contact us to receive free tutoring for your students.
You may start donating today. A thank-you goes to each one of you for donating your funds. Please tell others, ask about non-bank card payment methods, and contact us for details using the green envelope in the upper right corner of our GoFund Me page. Or you may contact us by clicking on the links below.
PHARMACEUTIC RECKONING TUTORIAL
April 11, 2018PHARMACEUTIC RECKONING TUTORIAL
We offer tutorials to help you learn how to calculate dosages if you’re still studying and/or with your upcoming exams. We’ll make sure that NCLEX, HESI, MACE or even Pre-Nursing Exams such as TEAS, NET, RNEE, and HESI Admission Assessment Exam will be much painless and no sweat. We will provide assistance with Research and Statistics using Microsoft Excel for your reference, Capstone Projects to culminate academic and intellectual experiences, and a lot more. In-person and Online tutoring at Milwaukee, WI area communities is available. Nursing Math is a lot to take in but like I.V droplets, we can help you absorb this little by little. Now Arithmetic, Pharmacy Math, Stats and Dose Calculations will be as easy as pie! So don’t drown yourself on books alone, enroll with us now so your patients will be healthier and safer!
Zelle®, Paypal® and Bank-to-Bank transfers (no extra fees most times) are accepted.
We are also accepting Bank Cards, Credit Cards or Debit Cards.
For more information visit the link below:
http://healthcare-online-education.org/npc10/2018/04/11/pharmaceutical-computation-tutorial-2/
Hurricane Relief Tutoring Fund
October 19, 2017
Hurricane Relief Tutoring Fund
It is not fun when disaster strikes. We are sorry you are affected by recent hurricanes. We are offering tutoring gifts. These are available for tutoring of the following grade levels; kindergarten, grade school, elementary school, middle school, high school and more. The gifts will be given from now until December 31, 2018 or until used up. A thank-you goes to our tutoring partner for donating part of the funds. Please contact us for details. Email us here.
Donations are accepted. 100% of your donations received from the payment processor go to education and tutoring. Zero percent goes toward administration.
What You Don’t Know About the Impact of Vision in Your Child’s Life, review
July 27, 2016Vacation Bible School; free; July 24-30, 2016; Milwaukee, WI
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– Sponsored News – Just when you are getting used to having your children home for the summer, you realize — it’s already almost time to send them back to school. So you schedule appointments and check-ups, but one thing that often goes unchecked is a child’s vision.
Did you know 80 percent of a child’s learning is done through their eyes? And yet, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 35 percent of children have never seen an eye care professional, making vision impairment one of the most prevalent disabling conditions among children in the U.S. This is one reason why experts agree it is imperative to get a child’s eyes checked yearly and equip them with glasses as needed.
For those who already wear glasses, seeing your eyecare professional is a necessity. Children’s lenses encounter everything from fingerprints to scratches, and even harsh glare. These issues can make it harder for kids to see the world and more challenging for them to keep their glasses clean. Looking through obstructed lenses can cause tired, strained eyes.
To help children see better — knowing that better vision leads to a better life, Essilor is doing its part to help kids focus and concentrate in school with the Crizal for Kids portfolio. Crizal Kids UV lenses include smudge-resistant technology that makes them easy to clean, and the no-glare technology reduces glare from fluorescent lights, whiteboards and computer screens to prevent tired eyes and headaches. The lenses are also long-lasting, made with safe, durable, and scratch- and impact-resistant Airwear polycarbonate material to help them withstand even the most intense recess sessions. Crizal also offers an unlimited lens replacement warranty for the life of the lens prescription.
Studies show children spend significantly more time outdoors than adults, which increases their exposure to the most powerful source of ultraviolet (UV) rays and blue light: the sun. Couple this with LED screens (tablets, smartphones, and computers) both at school and home, and children’s eyes are exposed far more frequently and at an earlier age to harmful rays that could damage their eyes permanently.
To help reduce children’s eye exposure to UV rays, Crizal Kids UV lenses have both front and backside UV protection. Wearing Crizal Kids UV lenses can provide 25 times more protection from UV light than if they wore no lenses at all. For all the benefits of Crizal Kids UV, plus additional protection from harmful Blue Light emitted by digital devices, ask about Crizal Prevencia Kids.
For more information, please visit www.crizalusa.com.
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Juno Mission Faces Make-Or-Break Orbit Moment, review
July 5, 2016Re-shot Free Tutoring for the ASVAB Test
Juno Mission Faces Make-Or-Break Orbit Moment – July 04, 2016 – NPR.org: NASA’s probe to Jupiter must fire its main engine to be captured by the giant planet’s gravity. If the rocket doesn’t fire, it’s mission over. NPR’s Ari Shapiro speaks with scienc …
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A New Three-Letter Killer: HAI
February 28, 2016Nursing Exams: NCLEX-RN NCLEX-PN TEAS HESI Online Tutoring
Contrary to what Hollywood blockbusters lead you to expect, Americans should focus less on the remote possibility of a civilization-destroying viral epidemic and worry a whole lot more about the real-life army of deadly superbugs lurking beneath hospital beds, re-colonizing improperly sterilized surgical equipment, and running rampant in ER waiting rooms and hospital wards throughout the country.
Hospital-associated infections (HAIs) now affect a staggering one in twenty patients in the US, and are estimated to cause more than 100,000 deaths each year. The World Health Organization reports that at any given time, 1.4 million people are battling infections or complications resulting from hospitalization.
One of the deadliest superbugs of all, MRSA, is transmitted in hospitals at an alarming rate as it is now resistant to penicillin and many of the newer antibiotics as well. So, it is with an enormous sense of relief that a real glimmer of hope in the war against HAIs has finally begun to emerge on the health care horizon. A new decontamination and disinfection technology developed by Medizone International and boasting an unprecedented 99.9999 percent microbial kill rate, looks set to one day make our hospitals safer again.
The bacteria-destroying product known as AsepticSure has been clinically proven to quickly and safely decontaminate all surfaces in a hospital setting and even purify the air during the process.
AsepticSure has encouraging potential for any health care environment as it is capable of wiping out almost all disease-related pathogens from public and private hospitals, nursing homes, medical centers and even day care centers. Nothing else comes close to AsepticSure’s level of microbial eradication.
“There is no virus, to our knowledge, that could survive our protocol. If the protocol can achieve 100 percent kill with spore-forming bacteria such as C. difficile, it will definitely kill all viruses,” affirms Medizone’s President and Director of Medical Affairs Dr. Michael Shannon.
AsepticSure could significantly reduce hospital-acquired infections just as soon as the health care industry sits up and takes notice of how beneficial the technology is. Given that HAIs are among the leading causes of death in the U.S. costing around $33 billion dollars in additional patient costs, early adoption of AsepticSure can’t come soon enough.
Superbugs are elusive, adaptable, vicious and deadly; that’s why we need a formidable antibacterial Goliath on our side, too.
To learn more about AsepticSure, visit medizoneint.com
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