The Headless Horseman Helps Tourism
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[order_calculator]The Headless Horseman Helps Tourism
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[order_calculator]EFFECTS OF ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD ADOPTION ON QUALITY OF CARE AND PATIENT SAFETY IN Saudi Arabia Hospitals
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[order_calculator]Video 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWt8hTayupE#action=share Video 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ugDU2qNcyg#action=share Watch the videos and answer each question with between 100 and 150 words. 1. Discuss the difference between the U.S. federal deficits and the federal debt. 2. Explain the nature of federal expenditutures and why so much of the budget is “uncontrollable.” 3. What is the primary source of government revenues?
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[order_calculator]Annotated Resource List Library Skills Component Assignment Purpose: This assignment will provide students with the proper strategy for conducting a research project including choosing a topic, seeking and locating information and producing an annotated resource list. However, this project will not include an actual written paper. Students will gain valuable experience by locating and evaluating information relevant to their chosen topic. Instructions: TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) began as a non-profit conference in 1984 that has grown to include two annual national conferences, an annual global conference and an award-winning website (ted.com). TED Talks are the product of these conferences and can be described as “Ideas Worth Spreading.” TED Talks are featured on the website having been recorded at the conferences as well as created daily by some rather big thinkers. Some of the most popular and powerful TED Talks come from leaders in technology, journalism, energy, sports and entertainment. The TED website provides on-demand access to every TED Talk video ever created with a powerful search engine and helpful tag index. Students will choose one TED Talk, watch it and then create an Annotated Resource List based on the ideas and topics presented within the Talk. Once you have chosen a TED Talk, you can begin your research. First, devise several search terms and/or phrases relevant to your chosen Talk and use these search terms to locate books, scholarly journal articles, reference materials and Internet resources. Utilize Topcat, Online Databases, Reference Materials and the Internet to locate sources. Review the Library Skills Blackboard site to learn about different citation styles and choose one citation format (MLA, APA, Chicago Manual Style, etc.) for the annotated bibliography portion of the assignment. The Library Skills Blackboard site will also include a section that describes the requirements of an annotated bibliography. This assignment will include the following sections: 1. TED Talk Title and Brief Description – Simply state your chosen TED Talk and its author and provide a brief description (1-2 paragraphs) including some general information learned while watching the video and conducting your research. (See the Grading Rubric for scoring details.) 2. Annotated Resource List – A minimum of six (6) sources are required for the Annotated Resource List. Each of the following source examples must be represented in your resource list: Book, Scholarly Journal Article, Reference Source (Encyclopedia, etc.), Internet Source. The remaining two sources are your choice. (See the Grading Rubric for scoring details.) Projects must be typewritten in 12 point font, be free of grammatical errors and organized following the specifications above. Students will submit their projects using Blackboard. This assignment is worth 70 points towards a possible 100 points for the Library Skills Component. Once you have completed your project, you will be required to submit this assignment through the Library Skills Blackboard site.
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[order_calculator]Videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZnW_ffOmH8#action=share https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6Noye3MKkg#action=share watch the video, and respond to the following question: Discuss the role of the United States Supreme Court in our constitutional system. Answer the question with between 100 and 150 words
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[order_calculator]Assume that a group of nurses has just critiqued a published nursing study. You think the design is ex post facto (non-experimental); someone else thinks the design is experimental (since the study has several explicit hypotheses). How could you convince the other person that you are right?
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[order_calculator]You are public relations director for Tip-Top Prefabrication, Inc. Your wholesale company makes prefabricated residential construction materials, such as roof trusses, wall sections for new houses, and molds for poured cement foundations. Tip-Top’s main clients are home construction companies. Despite the economic turndown, your company has grown substantially in the tri-state region, and it plans to open new plants in McCook, Grand Island, and North Platte, Nebraska. It’s February 2016 and Tip-Top has purchased property for the plants in all three communities. Your president, Hal Smith, wants you to write a news release to announce the plans. Here are some quotes he gives you for the news release: “We’re anxious to get started. We have big plans for those communities.” “We look forward to being a part of the community, and Tip-Top has a record of being a solid corporate citizen. We give back to the community in so many ways.” “With the price of wood the way it is, we think we can buck the trend and offer good prices to builders.” “We know this will be a significant economic boost for each community.” Facts (according to Hal Smith): –Tip-Top has plants in Omaha (NE), Lincoln (NE), DesMoines (IA), Ames (IA), and St. Joseph (Mo.). Headquarters and corporate offices are in Omaha. –Tip-Top employs a total of over 450 workers at it’s 5 plants. –Tip-Top opened and began it’s very first plant in Omaha in 1977. –Hal Smith has been president since 1995 and is a member of the Uptown Rotary Club in Omaha. Smith is also a member of the Sleepy Hollow Country Club. His predecessor was Adison Waveland, that now lives in Chicago. –Construction will start soon on the brand new plants. Construction on the McCook plant is scheduled to begin or start sometime in April 2016. Construction on the Grand Island and North Platte plants begins and starts in May 2016. –The plants will be located at 202 Prairie Road in McCook, 555 Ginger Avenue in Grand Island, and 3303 Gilligan Street in North Platte. –The buildings at each plant will be of metal construction. The size of the grounds for each plant is about 5 acres. –Tip-Top expects to employ over 80 full-time workers at each plant in McCook, Grand Island, and North Platte. –All three brand new plants are expected to be in operation by September 2016. –None of Tip-Top’s plants are unionized. –On top of the 80 full-time workers, each new plant will employ about 20 part-time workers. –Employees can look forward to two company picnics in the summer and a Christmas party each and every year. –Tip-Top plans and hopes to begin taking employee applications for its three new plants in July 2016.
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[order_calculator]This paper is for (Business Law & Ethics class) so it must view the issue through law and ethics. The paper should include analysis including what happened, what rules or laws are applicable, what was the result, what steps can be taken to correct problems and what could be changed to achieve a better result. (Must mention laws and ethics). This paper will be submitted online on turnitin.com so IT MUST BE ORIGINAL.
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[order_calculator]The story we Watched My Sister’s Keeper: 1)Jamie- In the movie, numerous ethical dilemmas were present. For the purpose of this post, I will focus on autonomy, nonmaleficence, and beneficence. First, I will consider Anna’s request for medical emancipation and Kate’s wish to die. These situations highlight the ethical principal of autonomy. Patient autonomy is not clear cut when it concerns a minor. However, autonomy takes priority when the child is developmentally able to comprehend the situation. In addition, their wishes should always be considered with regard to their own care. Next, the issue of Anna being “created” through IVF for the sole purpose of being an appropriate match for her ill sister. It could be considered as both promoting good (beneficence) and causing harm (maleficence). Throughout Anna’s life, she was subjected to pain and risks. On the other hand, these procedures prolonged Kate’s life. As a mother, I think beneficence takes priority; but after Kate’s situation became futile, nonmaleficence to both girls is priority. Third, Kate expressed that she was prepared to die but Sara did not respect her autonomy. This also balances nonmaleficence and beneficence. Is prolonging life without regard to quality of life considered beneficence? In my opinion, it is to the contrary; particularly when the individual has accepted that death is inevitable. This can be considered doing harm. These dilemmas truly elicit moral conflicts and numerous emotions. With regard to the movie, I agree with Terry that autonomy takes priority over other ethical principles. However, watching a movie and discussing principles is much easier than dealing with these situations in real life. They can be viewed through various perspectives and moral frameworks by different individuals, with varying conclusions. The overarching ethical principles described by the ANA (2015), as well as Clark’s (2010) model aid in assessing these difficult situations. 2)Terri-The 3 ethical principles that I thought were evident in this movie were autonomy, beneficence, and fidelity. Autonomy is defined in the lecture by Dr. Schneider as an “agreement to respect another’s right to self determine a course of action and support independent decision making.” I believe that the majority of this movie could have been avoided if Kate was involved in the decision making process. It was always Kate’s will and desire to just stop with treatments. She was ready to die. Kate is the patient; however, nobody was asking what her wishes were. Dr. Schneider described beneficence as the core principle of our patient advocacy. The one time that I noticed that anyone listened to Kate was when she stated that she wanted to go to the beach. To me this was an act of beneficence by allowing her to leave the hospital and take a day trip to the beach. Fidelity is the last principle that I witnessed in this film. Fidelity is described as being loyal, fair, truthful, and dedicated to our patients. The example that I liked best was when Kate noticed Dr. Chance speaking to her mother, she called him over. She ask him if it was “not good.” Dr. Chance did not avoid the question, he sat down on the edge of the bed and looked her in the eye and told her “no, it’s not good.” He remained truthful to her. In my opinion the principle that should take priority is autonomy. I understand that patient may not be able to legally make decisions on their own, but they should always be included. The medical team should always find out what the patient’s wishes, concerns and questions are. That is just good patient care.
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[order_calculator]Homework: Early discharge can inhibit the ability of health care providers to detect physiologic alterations in the newborn that could benefit from treatment before permanent damage occurs. What can nurses do to facilitate timely detection of disorders within an early-discharge system of health care delivery? Provide your response in an APA formatted summary and remember to please include a CONCLUSION.
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