Category: Essays

ONLY DO THIS PART
1 Introduction (250words) – 2 references and Garriga & Mele (2004) Definition of CSR , what is KFC CSR previous project and purpose of the paper (Question Does KFC has proper CSR in place with obesity in Australia?)
3.3.1 Key Issue 1 (150 words) – 1 reference (journal article)
5.1 Issue 1: NAME ?
5.1.1 Discussion (50 words) – 1 reference
5.1.2 Recommendation (100 words) – 2 references
SEE EXAMPLE BELOW (attached)

1. What are the possible legal issues raised in the above scenario from the perspective of an international contract of carriage of goods by sea? Identify and examine briefly specific laws, international standards and judicial decisions that can be relevant to adequately deal with those issues. (800 word)

2. What grounds does EG need to establish to be awarded suitable remedies? Substantiate your argument by relying on relevant standards/laws and judicial decisions. (400 word)

3. Do you think SIL has a chance of succeeding in a legal battle? Why or why not? Defend your views with special reference to legal and judicial authorities. (400 word)

4. Evaluate the liabilities of SS in both cases as raised in the scenario. Advise SS of its immunities if any. (400 word)

Instructions:
Examine issues involved in the problem scenario with adequate support and acknowledgement.

• A well structured response based on issues raised in the problem scenario
• Understanding and accurate identification of issues
• Application of the relevant legal principles to those issues
• Critical evaluation and efficient use of information
• Adequate substantiation of arguments by referring to relevant legislation, convention, treaties and case law

Other Instructions:
• Length: 2000 words

• It should conform to the Australian Guide to Legal Citation (can be downloaded at https://www.law.unimelb.edu.au/go/aglc).

Important reading materials:
1/ International Trade Law by Indira Carr (text book) Ch 8, pages 217 – 265; Ch 9, pages 268 – 306.
2/ Theodora Nikaki and Bari? Soyer, ‘A New International Regime for Carriage of Goods by Sea: Contemporary, Certain, Inclusive AND Efficient, or Just Another One for the Shelves?’ (2012) Berkeley Journal of International Law.
3/ Francis Reynolds , The Hague Rules, the Hague-Visby Rules, and the Hamburg Rules
4/ Anomi Wanigasekera, COMPARISON OF HAGUE-VISBY AND HAMBURG RULES
5/ THE CMI REVIEW INITIATIVE , MARINE INSURANCE
6/ Implied obligations in a contract of affreightment.
7/ nternational Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules of Law relating to Bills of Lading (“Hague Rules”), and Protocol of Signature
(Brussels, 25 August 1924)

When submitting your assessment, please do not use the scenario as part of your response.

Case study: Epilepsy

Jessica Williamson is a 28 year old woman with a past history of epilepsy. Two weeks ago Jessica was out socially, drinking alcohol at a dance club. Jessica experienced a seizure whilst on the dance floor. Upon arrival at the local Emergency Department, paramedic staff reported that she had experienced a full tonic-clonic seizure that lasted for three minutes, during which she lost consciousness. Jessica was assessed and admitted. During her hospitalisation, Jessica was stabilised and discharged from hospital 1 week after the episode. Her discharge medications included an anticonvulsant.
On discharge Jessica was asked to attend her GP for follow-up.
Medical History
Jessica was diagnosed with epilepsy in late adolescence. Initially the seizures were very difficult to control using anticonvulsants but her condition stabilised 5 years ago. Three months ago she weaned herself off her anticonvulsants as she wanted to fall pregnant. During her hospitalization she was recommenced on her anticonvulsant.
Four years ago Jessica was diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. Jessica was taught to control her blood glucose levels using diet and oral hypoglycaemics, this is now decreasingly effective.
Her most recent observations include:
? BP: 150/90
? P: 115 regular
? Height: 158 cms
? Weight: 122 kgs
? BGL 12.9
Her current medications are:
? Epilim 1 gm BD
? Metformin 850mg BD
Social History
Jessica lives in a two-storey house with her current partner of six years, Martin. Jessica’s parents live overseas where her mother has been posted for work. Jessica is an only child. She works as a real estate agent selling homes and covers a large geographic area involving long and irregular work hours. This can involve her driving long distances and for long periods of time. Jessica enjoys her work and the challenges of being independent at work and at home. Despite being advised by her GP that she must not drive after suffering this recent seizure, Jessica continues to do so.
Current Issue
Following the follow-up appointment with the GP, the GP was concerned about Jessica’s seemingly poor acceptance of her medical diagnoses and her compliance with the treatment regime for both her diabetes and epilepsy. Jessica indicated she did not need any more prescriptions for her anticonvulsants at the moment.
Jessica is not particularly careful about monitoring her blood sugar levels. She says she often forgets, and tends to check when she “feels fuzzy”.
As this is your first visit to Jessica in her home, justify and discuss the immediate plan of care for her.

Assessment Focus:
You are the Registered Nurse from the Community Nursing Service.
You will be undertaking an initial visit to Jessica’s home.
Prioritise and provide a rationale for the activities you will undertake as part of this initial visit and identify two (2) priorities for your follow-up visit.

ONLY DO THIS PART
1 Introduction (250words) – 2 references and Garriga & Mele (2004) Definition of CSR , what is KFC CSR previous project and purpose of the paper (Question Does KFC has proper CSR in place with obesity in Australia?)
3.3.1 Key Issue 1 (150 words) – 1 reference (journal article)
5.1 Issue 1: NAME ?
5.1.1 Discussion (50 words) – 1 reference
5.1.2 Recommendation (100 words) – 2 references
SEE EXAMPLE BELOW (attached)

1. What are the possible legal issues raised in the above scenario from the perspective of an international contract of carriage of goods by sea? Identify and examine briefly specific laws, international standards and judicial decisions that can be relevant to adequately deal with those issues. (800 word)

2. What grounds does EG need to establish to be awarded suitable remedies? Substantiate your argument by relying on relevant standards/laws and judicial decisions. (400 word)

3. Do you think SIL has a chance of succeeding in a legal battle? Why or why not? Defend your views with special reference to legal and judicial authorities. (400 word)

4. Evaluate the liabilities of SS in both cases as raised in the scenario. Advise SS of its immunities if any. (400 word)

Instructions:
Examine issues involved in the problem scenario with adequate support and acknowledgement.

• A well structured response based on issues raised in the problem scenario
• Understanding and accurate identification of issues
• Application of the relevant legal principles to those issues
• Critical evaluation and efficient use of information
• Adequate substantiation of arguments by referring to relevant legislation, convention, treaties and case law

Other Instructions:
• Length: 2000 words

• It should conform to the Australian Guide to Legal Citation (can be downloaded at https://www.law.unimelb.edu.au/go/aglc).

Important reading materials:
1/ International Trade Law by Indira Carr (text book) Ch 8, pages 217 – 265; Ch 9, pages 268 – 306.
2/ Theodora Nikaki and Bari? Soyer, ‘A New International Regime for Carriage of Goods by Sea: Contemporary, Certain, Inclusive AND Efficient, or Just Another One for the Shelves?’ (2012) Berkeley Journal of International Law.
3/ Francis Reynolds , The Hague Rules, the Hague-Visby Rules, and the Hamburg Rules
4/ Anomi Wanigasekera, COMPARISON OF HAGUE-VISBY AND HAMBURG RULES
5/ THE CMI REVIEW INITIATIVE , MARINE INSURANCE
6/ Implied obligations in a contract of affreightment.
7/ nternational Convention for the Unification of Certain Rules of Law relating to Bills of Lading (“Hague Rules”), and Protocol of Signature
(Brussels, 25 August 1924)

When submitting your assessment, please do not use the scenario as part of your response.

Case study: Epilepsy

Jessica Williamson is a 28 year old woman with a past history of epilepsy. Two weeks ago Jessica was out socially, drinking alcohol at a dance club. Jessica experienced a seizure whilst on the dance floor. Upon arrival at the local Emergency Department, paramedic staff reported that she had experienced a full tonic-clonic seizure that lasted for three minutes, during which she lost consciousness. Jessica was assessed and admitted. During her hospitalisation, Jessica was stabilised and discharged from hospital 1 week after the episode. Her discharge medications included an anticonvulsant.
On discharge Jessica was asked to attend her GP for follow-up.
Medical History
Jessica was diagnosed with epilepsy in late adolescence. Initially the seizures were very difficult to control using anticonvulsants but her condition stabilised 5 years ago. Three months ago she weaned herself off her anticonvulsants as she wanted to fall pregnant. During her hospitalization she was recommenced on her anticonvulsant.
Four years ago Jessica was diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. Jessica was taught to control her blood glucose levels using diet and oral hypoglycaemics, this is now decreasingly effective.
Her most recent observations include:
? BP: 150/90
? P: 115 regular
? Height: 158 cms
? Weight: 122 kgs
? BGL 12.9
Her current medications are:
? Epilim 1 gm BD
? Metformin 850mg BD
Social History
Jessica lives in a two-storey house with her current partner of six years, Martin. Jessica’s parents live overseas where her mother has been posted for work. Jessica is an only child. She works as a real estate agent selling homes and covers a large geographic area involving long and irregular work hours. This can involve her driving long distances and for long periods of time. Jessica enjoys her work and the challenges of being independent at work and at home. Despite being advised by her GP that she must not drive after suffering this recent seizure, Jessica continues to do so.
Current Issue
Following the follow-up appointment with the GP, the GP was concerned about Jessica’s seemingly poor acceptance of her medical diagnoses and her compliance with the treatment regime for both her diabetes and epilepsy. Jessica indicated she did not need any more prescriptions for her anticonvulsants at the moment.
Jessica is not particularly careful about monitoring her blood sugar levels. She says she often forgets, and tends to check when she “feels fuzzy”.
As this is your first visit to Jessica in her home, justify and discuss the immediate plan of care for her.

Assessment Focus:
You are the Registered Nurse from the Community Nursing Service.
You will be undertaking an initial visit to Jessica’s home.
Prioritise and provide a rationale for the activities you will undertake as part of this initial visit and identify two (2) priorities for your follow-up visit.

This module has provided you with the opportunity to explore the world of healthcare informatics and to appreciate the need for ensuring that graduate nurses are prepared to enter the world of technology in healthcare. Your obligation as a nurse educator is to develop your own knowledge, skills, and attitudes concerning healthcare informatics and its relation to patient safety and quality of care. Then reflect on the kind of nurse educator you wish to be in terms of the feedback you will provide to your learners. How will you provide authentic assessment? What does “Feed Forward” mean to you and how will you provide this kind of feedback?

Nursing Informatics Competencies: Self-Assessment [PDF file size 93.9 KB]
Are you at the Modifier Level?
The Innovator Level?

Please reflect on your own healthcare informatics knowledge and competencies. What do you know now that you did not know at the beginning of this module? What areas of knowledge do you need to develop more? How will you further prepare yourself to facilitate the learning of your students to become savvy, well-informed, and technologically competent providers of nursing care?

Feel free to demonstrate your understanding of your role in as a nurse educator who has sufficient tools/ideas to promote student learning and ultimately safe, quality, patient care…through sharing a meaningful graphic (picture or model), drawing, or poem, working links to a meaningful web resource and or embed on relevant video demonstrating the well-informed and technologically savvy nurse educator.

Question 1: using relevant examples, explain companies strategies of engaging with oppressive regimes and set out under which circumstances they are likely to employ them? (Long essay question 4-6 paragraphs)
To have the best answer for question 1:
A) Set context for your analysis (ethical issues in relation to government) and explain the concept of oppressive regime
It must be defined oppressive regime with examples in an illuminate, eloquent way

B) Identify and explain the four (4) different strategies for engaging with oppressive regimes
Explained different strategies to deal with oppressive regimes in an illuminate and eloquent way

C) Discuss and (provide real life examples) to demonstrate which factors influence the acceptability of using each of the four (4) strategies
Excellent analysis of the factors which determine the acceptability of strategic approaches to deal with oppressive regimes.

Question 2: What is the bottom of the pyramid approach and why is it considered controversial?
(Long Essay Question 6-8 paragraphs)
To have the best answer for question 2:
A) Set context for your analysis (ethical/CSR Issues re global societal problems) and explain the concept (with examples) of the bottom of the pyramid approach

Defined Bop and explained theoretical underpinnings of the model in an illuminate, eloquent way

B) Explain and justify (using examples) the (4) key criticisms of the bottom of the pyramid approach as to why it is controversial

Explain and justify why Bop can be considered controversial in an illuminate and eloquent way.

Question 3: Applying virtue ethics, would you say it is morally permissible for a multinational company to market skin-whitening cream in countries such as india? Why, why not? (Long Essay Question 6-8 paragraphs)
To have the best answer for question 3:
A) Set context for your analysis (ethical Issues-Virtues and ethics in marketing) in regards to skin whitening cream

Define concept of virtue ethics and set context and purpose of analysis clearly and succinctly

B) Identify and explain possible ethical issues surrounding the marketing of skin whitening cream (in india)
Identified and explained the ethical issues re marketing skin whitening cream in a clear, succinct and convincing manner

C) Explain and apply virtue ethics theory to the ethical dilemma in this case and what virtues should be taken into account in regard to the marketing of skin whitening cream in india

Excellent application of virtue ethics principles and relevant virtues applied to assess the morality of marketing skin whitening cream in india

Question 4: Provide a brief definition of bribery and state four reasons why it is wrong for companies to engage in bribery. (Short Essay Question 4-6 paragraphs)
To have the best answer for question 4:
A) Define what bribery is

Defined the concept within an ethical context in an illuminate, eloquent way.

B) Identify and explain (with real life examples) four (4) reasons as to why it is wring for companies to engage in bribery

Explained and applied the techniques in an eloquent, illuminate way.

Question 5: Briefly explain two influence tactics that civil society organization use to influence corporate behavior, provide relevant examples for each influence tactic (Short Essay Question 4-6 paragraphs)
To have the best answer for question 5:
A) Identify two (2) influence tactics that CSO’s use to influence Corporate Behaviour.

Eloquently and succinctly identified a relevant influence tactic outlined by Griseri and Seppala

B) Explain two (2) influence tactics that CSO’s use to influence Corporate Behaviour

Eloquently and succinctly explained a relevant influence tactic outlined by Griseri and Seppala.

C) Give Specific examples for each of the two (2) influence Tactics that CSO’s use to influence Corporate Behaviour

Excellent examples provided which convincingly and demonstrated how influence tactics by CSO’s impact corporate behaviour