Kamalesh Dey Bücher

Child malnutrition poses a significant challenge for public health in Bangladesh, where nearly half of preschool children are affected. Despite this, the country has made strides towards achieving Millennium Development Goals, particularly MDG-3, with MDG-4 showing progress as well. The reduction in malnutrition rates from 56% in 1999 to approximately 36.8% in 2014 highlights improvements in healthcare practices and policies. This thesis explores these developments and their impact on child health outcomes in Bangladesh.

Focusing on the critique of a specific article, this literature review evaluates the work of Hunter, Ede, and Whiddett on electronic information sharing in sexual health services, particularly concerning confidentiality and consent. Utilizing the Critical Appraisal Skills Programme (CASP) tool, the report provides a thorough appraisal, offering supportive evidence and adhering to a standard review checklist. This examination highlights the implications of information sharing practices in public health and the importance of maintaining confidentiality.

Focusing on strategic operations management, this report analyzes EasyJet's successful service operations across Europe. It delves into three key areas: Quality Management, Service Design, and Capacity Design, providing insights into how these decisions contribute to the airline's effectiveness. A SWOT analysis further evaluates EasyJet's position, highlighting strengths and weaknesses. The report concludes with recommendations aimed at enhancing competitive advantage through customer satisfaction and maintaining low airfares, essential for the airline's continued success in the market.

The report examines the sustained success of Southwest Airlines and Airport Express Train, emphasizing their effective Human Resources strategies. It highlights how both companies implemented High Performance Work System (HPWS) practices to enhance performance. Key strategies included continuous training, extensive participant involvement, specialized hiring processes, internal promotions, flexible work hours, and job security. These practices contributed to their competitive advantages and overall achievements in the hospitality and health services sector.

Focusing on the issue of sex-selective abortion, this essay examines its detrimental effects on public health. It presents a critical analysis advocating for the prohibition of sex-selective abortion by exploring various ethical and legal arguments relevant to health and social care. The discussion highlights the broader implications of such practices on societal health and gender equity, making a compelling case for policy change.

Focusing on the Francis report, this seminar paper delves into the implications of recommendation 15 concerning the Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation. It emphasizes the impact of mortality statistics on hospital performance and the NHS foundation trust. Through data collection and analysis, the study assesses hospital performance and underscores the importance of auditing as a key strategy for enhancing overall hospital performance. The findings illustrate how effective performance strategies can be informed by thorough mortality statistics and audits.

Focusing on consumer behavior in the UK supermarket sector, this seminar paper analyzes customer loyalty and the factors influencing potential shifts in allegiance. It critically examines whether consumers are changing their loyalty and identifies key issues behind such decisions. Additionally, the paper offers recommendations for supermarkets on strategies to enhance and retain consumer loyalty, providing valuable insights for businesses in the competitive retail landscape.

Focusing on maternal health in Bangladesh, this seminar paper examines how social, cultural, and religious factors influence health behaviors among women. It critically analyzes the current state of maternal health and discusses the government's strategies aimed at improving outcomes, aligning with the goals of Millennium Development Goal 5. The paper highlights the significance of these efforts in addressing maternal health challenges in the country.

Seminar paper from the year 2016 in the subject Business economics - Business Management, Corporate Governance, University of Bedfordshire, course: MBA (Health Services Management), language: English, abstract: The report will explore the fast food industry in United Kingdom. The report will also examine the McDonald's corporation as a firm. In addition, the report will appraise mainly on two areas for instance attractiveness of fast food industry and distinctiveness of McDonald's corporation. The report will use some strategic analytical tools for examples PESTEL framework and Porter's five forces to detect the trends, key drivers, and power of the fast food industry. The analytical tools will also distinguish the attractiveness of the industry. Moreover, numerous core competences of the MacDonald's corporation for instance their own resources, skills, and value chain will be also critically analysed through the VRIN framework to find out the competitive advantages of the Macdonald's corporation. This will identify to recognise their distinctiveness as well.