Explain this statement: “The Declaration of Independence is an extremely liberal document and the U.S. Constitution is an extremely conservative document.”
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[order_calculator]What is the PICO question? Does hourly rounding of nurses reduce patient fall? Define each element of the question below: P- (Patient, population, or problem): nurses, hospitalized patients, falling I- (Intervention): hourly rounding C- (Comparison with other treatment/current practice): lack of defined rounding. Nurses do the rounds on personal initiative, when they want to O- (Desired outcome).
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[order_calculator]These two courses are: Public Health Implications of Disaster (core requirement) & Homeland Security (elective course). As per our recent messages, I have this order for week 8 belonging to the course of Homeland Security and Defense for the program of my master which is Disaster Medicine and management. – I will start with the course description of HLS (taken from the syllabus I’ve sent you before): DMM 612 Foundations of Homeland Security and Defense The United States has embraced the homeland security monolith having neither fully understood nor tamed all that it encompasses. This challenging course provides a broad overview of homeland security and homeland defense as undertaken in the United States since 9/11 and under different administrations. The goal is to provide the generally accepted body of knowledge required of the homeland security professional. The course focuses on four areas: the enemy, why they hate us, and the threat they pose; the policies and procedures enacted since 9/11; the key players at the federal, state and local levels; and legal issues critical to the conduct of homeland security and defense activities by the National Guard. The student will be gain an understanding in asymmetric thinking, develop an appreciation for the growing body of literature in the discipline of homeland security, and have the opportunity to examine a key issue in depth through a term research paper. – The required Textbooks for this course (please see the syllabus: 1. Forst, Brian – Terrorism, Crime, and Public Policy, ISBN: 978-0-521-67642-7 2. Harmon, C.C., Pratt, A.N., Gorka, S. – Toward a Grand Strategy Against Terrorism, ISBN: 978-0-07-352779-6 – The topic of this week, Wk 10, is: Legal and Jurisdictional Issues – The Law Enforcement Community, Posse Comitatus, and Domestic Operations – THE RESOURCES (Reading Assignments) OF THIS WEEK: (PLEASE USE SOME OF THEM WHEN DOIN G THE ASSIGNMENT OF THIS WEEK): 1. Assigned Readings a. Forst 13 b. POSSE COMITATUS, THE ARMY, AND HOMELAND SECURITY: WHAT IS THE PROPER BALANCE? (https://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=ADA448746) – The assignment of this week is to answer TWO question: 1- What can be done to better coordinate the efforts of law enforcement currently being conducted in nearly every federal, state and local jurisdiction? 2- Is the law enforcement community ready and able to take on a greater role in collecting intelligence against us originated terrorist threats?
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[order_calculator]These two courses are: Public Health Implications of Disater (core requirement) & Homeland Security (elective course). As per our recent message, I have this order for week 10 belonging to the course of Public Health for the program of my master which is Disaster Medicine and management. – I will start with the course description (taken from the syllabus I’ve sent you before): The purpose of this course is to develop an understanding of the concepts of public health as they relate to disaster management. The student will apply Noji’s five phases of a disaster to actual public health disaster events during the last 25 years. The course will focus on what preparedness actions are necessary to safeguard the health of citizens and emergency personnel during a disaster event, as well as public health disaster response and investigation. Public health issues in disaster management that are covered include water and food supply disruption and contamination, waste disposal, environmental pollution and infectious disease outbreaks. The basic principles of epidemiology and health surveillance will also be reviewed. Statistical epidemiology will not be covered in this course due to the limited time allotted to give a taste of material which, in its full form does fill an entire master’s of its own. – The required Textbooks for this course (please see the syllabus): Required: Textbooks: 1. Ciottone, Gregory – Disaster Medicine, (2015) ISBN – available on line through library. 2. Landesman, Linda – Public Health Management of Disasters – The Practice Guide, 3rd Edition (2012) ISBN #0-87553-004-4 3. Wisner, B and Adams, J. – Environmental Health in Emergencies and Disasters – A Practical Guide, (2003) World Health Organization ISBN #9789241545419 4. Koenig and Schultz—Disaster Medicine: Comprehensive Principles and Practice, (2011) Cambridge University Press – The topic of this week, Wk 10: Epidemiological Investigation – THE RESOURCES (Reading Assignments) OF THIS WEEK: (PLEASE USE SOME OF THEM WHEN DOIN G THE ASSIGNMENT OF THIS WEEK): Required reading 1. Criminal and Epidemiological Investigations (Read at least the Public Health section). CrimEpiHandbook200 (I WILL ATTACH IT AS “FILE 1 Wk 10” AND NOTE YOU WILL BE USING THIS FILE TO ANSWER THE ASSIGNMENT OF THIS WEEK) 2. Powerpoint from USDA on an actual infectious food-borne illness outbreak investigation. USDA (I WILL ATTACH IT AS “FILE 2 Wk 10”) The assignment of this week, Week 10, has only one question, which is: Summarize any one chapter of the handbook on epidemiological investigation (you may not use the Introductory portion of the handbook) and provide one example of a US or international public health emergency in which this science was used or likely used. Post your choice early so that you do not duplicate someone else’s work. (NOTE: YOU WILL FIND AN ATTACHMENT OF Epidemiological Investigation that has been named (“FILE 1” as an attachment), so please find this attachment, which is the main file of this assignment that has been mentioned in the question. – Please follow ALL the previous instructions and take care of this assignment regardless of number of pages. Please also use the number of references appropriate for this assignment questions but if it is possible and the nature of questions allows, 3 references and do use some of the references mentioned in the reading assignments of this week, as the professor mentioned.
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[order_calculator]This Discussion Board is worth 25 points You will be graded for content and thoughtfulness, but also grammar, spelling and sentence structure. After reading the “Impact of Agencies on Daily Life” pdf, create and describe a scenario in a style similar to that of the pdf. You should create a scenario that involves at least five government agencies. The scenario can be as simple or complex as you like. You can describe anything – taking your children to school in the morning, going on vacation, or even sitting on your couch watching tv. The key is to take a deep look at how many agencies are impacting any given point of your daily life. Be sure to create an original scenario, different from the sample in the pdf. HERE IS THE PDF EXAMPLE 6:30 a.m. You are awakened by your clock radio. You know it is actually 6:30 because the National Institute of Standards and Technology keeps the official time. And you can listen to your favorite radio station only because the Federal Communications Commission brings organization and coherence to our vast telecommunications system. It ensures, for example, that radio stations do not overlap and that stations signals are not interfered with by the numerous other devices – cell phones, satellite television, wireless computers, etc. – whose signals crowd our nation’s airwaves. 6:35 a.m. Like 17 million other Americans, you have asthma. But as you get out of bed you notice that you are breathing freely this morning. This is thanks in part to government clean air laws that reduce the air pollution that would otherwise greatly worsen your condition. 6:38 a.m. You go into the kitchen for breakfast. You pour some water into your coffeemaker. You simply take for granted that this water is safe to drink. But in fact you count on your city water department to constantly monitor the quality of your water and to immediately take measures to correct any potential problems with this vital resource. 6:39 a.m. You flip the switch on the coffee maker. There is no short in the outlet or in the electrical line and there is no resulting fire in your house. Why? Because when your house was being built, the electrical system had to be inspected to make sure it was properly installed – a service provided by your local government. And it was installed by an electrician who was licensed by your state government to ensure his competence and your safety. 6:45 a.m. You sit down to breakfast with your family. You are having eggs – a food that brings with it the possibility of salmonella poisoning, a serious food-borne illness affecting tens of thousands of Americans every year. But the chance of you getting sick from these eggs has now been greatly reduced by a recently passed series of strict federal rules that apply to egg producers. 7:00 a.m. You go into your newly renovated bathroom – one of a number of amenities that you enjoy in your house. But the fact that you can legally own your own house is something made possible by government. Think about this: “ownership” and “private property” are not things that exist in nature. These are legal constructs: things created by laws that are passed and enforced by government. You couldn’t even buy your home without a system of commercial laws concerning contracts and a government that ensures that sales contracts are enforced. So the fact that you live in your own home is, in part, a benefit of government and the rule of law. 7:01 a.m. Government also helps you own your house in more than the legal sense. On a more practical level, the federal government actually gives you money every year to help pay for your house. It’s called a mortgage interest tax deduction and it is one of the larger benefit programs run by the federal government – amounting to over $60 billion dollars a year. You can also deduct any real estate taxes you pay. These largely overlooked subsidy programs have enabled millions of people to buy their first home or to move up to a larger home than they could afford otherwise. 7:02 a.m. Back in the bathroom. You use the toilet and flush it. Your local government then takes care of transporting this waste, treating it, and disposing of it in an environmentally responsible manner – all without a second thought by you. 7:20 a.m. As you are getting dressed, a glance outside the window shows some ominous clouds. You check the weather on your TV. All these weather forecasts are made possible by information gathered and analyzed by the National Weather Service, a government agency. Every day, on your behalf, it takes in 190,000 weather observations from surface stations, 2,700 from ships, 115,000 from aircraft, 18,000 for buoys, 250,000 from balloons, and 140 million from satellites – all just to help you plan what to wear and make sure you don’t get stuck in a snow storm. And oh yes, this agency may save your life with its hurricane and tornado warnings. 7:30 a.m. Before you leave home, you take your pills to control your high blood pressure. But how do you know that this medicine is safe or effective? Without the testing required by the Food and Drug Administration, you wouldn’t. And without the vigilance of the FDA, you could easily fall victim to unscrupulous marketers of unsafe and worthless medicines. 7:45 a.m. You put a couple of letters in your mailbox. For less than the price of a cup of coffee, a government employee will come to your house, pick up the letters, and have them delivered in a few days to someone on the other side of the country. A pretty good deal. 7:50 a.m. You and your child walk across the lawn to your car and arrive without getting dog poop on your shoes. A small but welcome achievement that is made possible now by a local law that requires people to clean up after their pets. Also, the reason your neighborhood is not plagued by stray cats and dogs is that your local Animal Control officer is on the job dealing with this constant problem.
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[order_calculator]1500 words (+10%) NOTE: You MUST use at least three of the following sources: -AS Business Studies Collins 2008 Ashwin Merrills Thompson Machin. -AS Business Studies Collins 2003 Thompson Machin. -AQA Business for A Level 1 (Surridge & Gillespie). -A2 GCE in Applied Business for Edexcel -AQA A Level Business 1 (Third Edition) (Wolinski & Coates). -AQA Business for AS (Marcousé). -Business Studies for A-Level (4th Edition). -Business Review Vol 4 No 2 The Boston Matrix Reloaded. -Business Review April 1995 Planning Profitable Product Portfolios. -OCR Business for A Level. -OCR Business Studies for AS.
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[order_calculator]This is my PICO question that this paper needs to be based around. P: Patients with central lines I: Central line bundle care C: Standard central line care O: Decrease incidence of CLABSIs In patients with central lines, does the implementation of central line bundle care compared to standard central line care, decrease the number of CLABSIs? Also I will be attaching a couple of things. 1. Guidelines for this paper (Milestone # 2) 2. An example paper 3. My first project for this class, as some of this information needs to be included in the paper (Milestone # 1)
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[order_calculator]Choose a recent event (past six months) that has an impact on legal, security, or privacy issues within electronic commerce. SThe one page assignment should include; SSummary of the event, SOverview of the direct impact on legal, security, or privacy issues within electronic commerce, and SA personal viewpoint on the event and how it influences your perception of the organizations or technology involved. SCover page must have student name, student number, date, assignment number, course number. SAPA formatting required for sources, referencing and formatting as per Faculty of Business. SNomenclature SFile name (ba3718-studentnum-swa#.type) (File must open on Google Docs) SEmail Topic (BA3718-swa#) . I wish you can finish it before 3 hours
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[order_calculator]Submit a personal statement discussing your reasons for wanting to attend Law School. We are particularly interested in reading about your commitment to access to justice and diversity. The personal statement should be no more than 1,000 words and font size no smaller than 11 point.
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[order_calculator]Critical review of experimental paper (with experimental design) according to the list of criteria.
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