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- Human Tissue - Requirements of the Human Tissue Act 1983 in relation to research & use of tissue - NSW Department of Health
- PD2005/341 - Use and retention of human tissue including organ donation, post-mortem examination and coronial matters
- PD2005/394 Cord Blood - Private cord blood banking
- Adult-to-Adult Living Donor Liver Transplantation Guidelines - NSW Department of Health
- Kidney Donation - Living (including Directed and Non-Directed Donation) - NSW Department of Health
- Organ Donation after Cardiac Death: NSW Guidelines - NSW Department of Health
- End-of-Life Care and Decision-Making - Guidelines - NSW Department of Health
- Organ Donation and Transplantation – Managing Risks of Transmissions of HIV, HCV, HVB
- Organ Donations and Transplantation – Kidney Transplant Program Hep C Register and Hep C positive donors
- Organ transplantation from deceased donors: Eligibility and Allocation Protocols
- Human Tissue –Consent to removal of regenerative tissue by young children and consent form
- Transport for health – Isolated patient travel and accommodation assistance manual
- Advance care directives NSW
- Deceased Organ and Tissue Donation - Consent and Other Procedural Requirements
- Designated Officer Policy and ProceduresThis form is to be used for a residential parks long-stay tenancy. This long-stay agreement is regulated by the Residential Parks (Long-stay Tenants) Act 2006 (the Act). This long-stay agreement is...
This form is to be used for a residential parks long-stay tenancy. A park operator / managing real estate agent may issue this notice if a tenant has breached a term of a long stay agreement (except...
In Western Australia, a residential park is a place that provides land ‘sites’ for rent, usually for a relocatable home, such as a caravan or park home. The tenant can either rent or purchase a home...
If you are considering attending the GSA Annual Meeting in Portland, OR this Oct 2021, please consider registering before the early registration deadline of noon (Mountain Daylight Time) on Sept 8....in just 12 short hours from now. After this deadline, registration costs will increase.
While registering, please explore the exciting field trips that are being offered before and after the meeting, which will explore the varied geologic history of Cascadia. Many field trips are being cancelled due to low registration numbers. So be sure to sign up for an interesting trip today!
Cheers,
Scott Bennett
Vice Chair, GSA Cordilleran SectionIn this article I am going to talk about the Power of Cartoon and how far It can impact our lives and relationships. In my researches I found an article that exactly talks about this sensible case put up in a divertissement way.
This short video is a one man show presented by Patrick Chappatte. He is generally speaking about how cartoon is involved in politics and war, and what are the conflicts resulted from mal-uses of this powerful tool. He also discusses how the pencil can illuminate serious issues and bring the most unlikely people together in a humorous context using comedy to get closer to the public’s hearts and be able to deliver his message to them.
Hot Triggers – the power to change human behaviours!
The secrets of Facebook – Why is Facebook so successful?
China will soon become the Number One English speaking country in the world.
India has more honors kids than America has kids.
Convergence is everywhere. It’s easier than ever to reach a large audience, but harder than ever to really connect with it.
Well over 1.000.000 books are published worldwide every year.
A Google Book scanner can digitize 1.000 pages every hour.
There are 240.000.000 TVs in the U.S.. 2.000.000 are in bath rooms.
When was the last time you read a newspaper in the loo?
Print circulation: Newspaper circulation is down 7 million over the last 25 years. Online Readers: But in the last 5 years, unique readers of online newspapers are up 30 million.
This year, traditional advertising is in steep decline. Newspapers 18,7 %, TV 10,1 %, Radio 11,7 %, Magacines 14,8 %.
This Video was one of the first “Did You Know?” Videos. I like all of these Did You Know Videos they open our eyes and gives us a more global view on things that’s going on in the world.
Because we are educators in the United States, our experiences and perspectives are going to be somewhat America-centric. However, we believe that the themes of Did You Know? are global in nature and apply to schools and children around the world. We want all children to be successful. We do not view the growing importance of India and China as negative but rather as additional opportunities for everyone in the world. We do not mean to gloss over the very real issues that countries such as India and China face, and we recognize that globalization and “flat world” factors have downsides just like other societal shifts. We prefer, however, to focus on the positive benefits and on doing what we can to help children learn and grow so that they may become successful digital, global citizens.
The International Guest Certified Hotel Award is particularly valuable for hotels, as it is not assigned by professional jurors but directly by the guests as a sign of their confidence.
If guests prefer a certain hotel and are prepared to recommend it to other guests as a kind of “insiders’ tip”, the answer will be “YES!” and the hotel will receive the International Guest Certified Award.
It is a fact that 70 % of all booking decisions are made on account of trust. This trust emanates from an emotional level. Thus, it makes sense if hotels that are emotionally fit show this to their guests. In order to do this they need interceders, because self praise is no recommendation.
International Guest Certified Hotels provide affiliated partner hotels with these interceders, that is to say with guests who sense all emotional attributes – hospitality, guest confidence, appreciation, acceptance, joy, fun, safety, well-being and security. Services, which usually can’t or can hardly be perceived, but the transparency of which is all the more important, can consequently be made visible.
There are a lot of management consultants who like to disguise themselves as guests in order to act as mystery guests for hoteliers. These very elaborate and often costly analyses, which in many cases are of an almost scientific nature, cannot hide the fact that the results of these analyses do not come from real guest perceptions, but in fact merely mirror each management consultant’s opinion.
International Guest Certified Hoteliers prefers to obtain the guest feedback for there Hotels from real guests, therefore they decide to become a part of the International Guest Certified Hotels Community.
This 1st community of “active hospitality” [International NGO founded 2004] is substantially different from most organizations which usually award mentions in the hotel and catering sector because it was founded by guests instead of by hoteliers.
Be it stars, suns or smileys, most quality awards in the hotel sector tend to refer to a factual level, because this is what can very easily be perceived at first glance. This means more and better equipment = more stars, more suns, more smileys. Most organizations are not or only to a limited extent able to also recognize as a quality criterion and assess the emotional level, that is active hospitality, authenticity, appreciation, joy, fun, well-being, comfort and other qualities which are characteristic of the emotional competency of a guesthouse, but are quite difficult to measure.
The questions as to whether there is active hospitality in a hotel and whether you can really feel well in a hotel cannot be answered by hotel brochures or websites either.
For the reasons described above and because quality anyway depends on whether the guests’ expectations are met and not on the expectations of a professional commitee or of professional jurors who might sometimes be complacent, hotel guests have decided to take matters into their own hands.
Is your hotel an “oases of hospitality”? Please feel free to contact me me and lets speak about how your Hotel can become International Guest Certified Hotels.
If guests book a room in an International Guest Certified Hotel, they know that guests have tested the hotel, found it good, labeled and certified it as a very popular hotel. The permission to use the “International Guest Certified Hotels” Lable will high up your conversion rate.
The International Guest Certified Hotel Certification and the distinction with the International Guest Certified Hotel Award can make