Archive for November, 2010

Statistics of Swine Flu Deaths

November 27th, 2010

More often, it is said that swine flu is a common type of disease, but it may be more dangerous in intense condition. If swine flu is not treated properly, it becomes incurable.

Through comprehensive study and research, it is found that most of the swine flu victims are school going children and they died after suffering from intensive swine flu.

Let’s talk about the recent study of swine flu deaths and see how much swine flu dangerous and killing disease. The World Health Organization (WHO) has prepared the report that from 1,154 suffered people approximately 1,000 has died world wide due to harmful consequences of dangerous swine flu.

Daily Statistics of Swine Flu Deaths
It is recently reported that during first week of September, the ratio of swine flu death has increased up to 5.6%. Approximately 394 new swine flu deaths are reported around the world from 56.3 deaths per day. From the top 5 consecutive week in number of deaths, United States stands on second height number in swine flu death reporting. India is on third with an increase of 29% deaths as a result of swine flu and then Mexico and Venezuela reported 23 new deaths.

In swine flu cases, more than 80 labs report the deaths of individuals and 8,800 hospitals reported the patients of swine flu. Almost 50 to 100 children died in the disease of seasonal flu each year. It is newly reported that 447 labs confirmed the death of children from which two third of children died were critical in their health condition. They suffered from the illness of nervous system.

These statistics mean that swine flu is more dangerous than seasonal flu. The first person who died with swine flu was a 22 month-old child. In UK and USA, currently 0.5% death rate of people is recorded who suffered from swine flu.

All these statistical data is collected through approved methods of survey and interview. Medical research officers conducted the survey and collected accurate information about deaths happened by swine flu in selected areas where swine flu appeared. The death ratios mentioned above are the results of that survey. In this regard, interviewed and questioners are also conducted to get information about the seriousness of this fatal disease. Statistical measures and tools are used to interpret that data e.g. sampling, measure of central tendency, testing of hypothesis, variance and coorelation.

The Importance of Teamwork

November 15th, 2010

The word teamwork means a collective group of people working together to achieve a common goal. Teamwork is very important in any organization as an effective teamwork can produce remarkable results, whether on the football field or in the workplace, or even amongst community members. It really takes a great deal of hard work and compromise in order to do effective teamwork.
Here are some important factors that should be in place to collaborate as a team and work impeccably.

Good leadership:
One of the most essential components of good teamwork is effective leadership. It is important that the leader of the team should have the ability to create and maintain a positive working environment. He/she should have skills to motivate and encourage the team members to take a positive approach to work in any case and always be highly committed. A good team leader promotes a high level of morale and makes team members feel not only supported but also much valued.

Clear communication:
The most vital factor of all interpersonal interactions and particularly that of a team is good, clear communication. Team members should be free enough to articulate their feelings, share ideas, express plans and goals, and perceive each other’s viewpoints.

Establishing roles:
It is equally necessary for each team member to understand what his/her role on the team is, what his/her duties are, and what he/she is liable for. This can be done by the team leader as the leader can define the purpose and assign the duties to each team member in a clear-cut manner at the start of the formation of the team.

Conflict resolution:
It is quite a natural thing that where there is teamwork, there will also be the conflicts. A well structured method of conflict resolution is the best way to counter conflict. There should be no fear of offending others among the team members and they should be free enough to voice their concerns. Avoiding conflict issues is not an appropriate approach. A much better approach is to resolve them as quickly as possible. In resolving conflicts, team leader plays a vital role as he/she can sit with the conflicting parties and help work out their differences. If possible, the leader should remain objective while solving conflicts.

Set a good example:
A good example for good teamwork to come about should be set by the team leader. The team leader himself/herself should exhibit good qualities in order to keep team members positive, motivated, and committed. This is because the team looks to the leader for proper guidance and support; therefore, any negative behavior of the team leader will affect all of the team members.
The way towards the strong and bright future can be paved by doing the teamwork. Moreover, it is vital to establish the importance of teamwork in order to make sure that it works for you in a positive manner.