Month: October 2017

In February of 2015, Saskatchewan nurse Carolyn Strom posted on Facebook about the care that her dying grand-father received, which she believed to be subpar. She was disciplined by her provincial regulator, a decision that was widely condemned by nursing academics and the general public. What does this case reveal about the role nursing regulators should play in supporting nurses’ abilities to speak out against inappropriate and unethical care Paper details Overview The focus of the assignment is on the development and defense of a moral argument. • Your topic should articulate a normative position with respect to that topic.…

You work for a network solutions provider. Your goal is to become a network engineer and design enterprise networks. You began with the company as a technical support analyst who helped clients troubleshoot hardware and software. Because of your strong communication skills, your boss has been sending you on sales calls, but you feel that this task is moving you away from your goal of network engineering. As a compromise, you and your boss have agreed on a plan in which you will make a series of video training programs to explain complicated networking topics to clients. Your first video…

    Paper details The paper must contain the following I. Title Page – 2 points (Should include the title of the report, whom the report was prepared for, whom it was prepared by, the class title and number, and the date of completion.) II. Table of Contents – 3 points (Should list the major divisions and subdivisions of the report with page references.) III. Abstract – 5 points IV. Body of Report – 85 points A. Introduction & Problem Statement – 10 points (Explains why the project was undertaken and a brief summary of the report.) B. Literature Review…

GOVT 2306 Instructions for Common Assignment, Fall, 2017 This assignment is due at the beginning of class on Monday, November 13, 2017, hard copy to me. You will receive separate instructions for uploading your research paper to the panel who evaluates the Common Assignment papers. I will discuss this in class and post those instructions on BB. Read these instructions carefully before beginning your paper. • Topic: Bail Reform in Texas. A bill to reform the Texas bail system for misdemeanor offenders failed to pass in the regular session of the 85th legislature. However, a bail reform bill was passed…

Elizabeth Jones, FNP-BC, has been an NP for 8 years. She has worked in the primary care setting, as well as the urgent care setting. She is considering relocating to a state that allows for unrestricted independent practice and opening her own primary care clinic. There are multiple benefits to owning an independent practice. However, owning a practice requires extensive knowledge and support. For an NP to establish independent practice, an appropriate plan must be developed. For this Assignment, you will create a Business Plan for your potential future busines Write a 2-3 page paper Business Plan that addresses the…

  Summative assessment: For their summative assessment, which will comprise 100% of each student’s mark in this module, students are required to write an essay for their new opportunity/venture, of their choice, that provides a crisp and appealing description of their chosen business idea behind the venture and an explanation of its unique value proposition. The idea for students’ new venture should be developed from their formative assignment. Each student may choose their own, personal idea. Or the same idea may be chosen by more than one student, this isn’t problematic as the focus of the summative assessment is on…

  Instructions for assessment Your summative assessment for this module takes the form of an essay in 2500 words. This is an individual assignment. You must choose an organisation or business which is either an automotive company (manufacturing industry) or a hospital (service sector). You need to produce an essay elaborating on the key operation, logistics and supply chain management issues faced by the operations and supply chain manager(s) in this particular organisation / business. You can collect data from resources like websites, books, journal articles and grey reports. Some case studies are available to help you collect required data. It makes sense to…

PART B: ASSIGNMENT Instructions: Select an administration system that might be implemented by an organisation and complete the activities below. The systems should relate to: Personnel management (e.g. A system that calculates and manages employees ‘annual leave), Financial management (e.g. A system that tracks and follows-up outstanding payments), or Data collection (e.g. A system that can be used to collect customers’ feedback), or Data analysis (e.g. A system that can be used to analyse sales trends), or Information sharing (e.g. A system that can be used to ensure that any changes to organisational procedures are communicated to all an organisation’s…

In Major League Baseball (MLB) there has long been discussion on how teams like the NY Yankees and the Detroit Tigers have attempted to win championships using high team payrolls. Most teams that have taken this approach have not been successful. (In 2009 the Yankees actually did win the championship but in other years fizzled early in the playoffs). Teams taking the high payroll approach results in the annual salaries of some players on the team exceeding the entire team payroll of others (http://www.usatoday.com/sports/mlb/salaries/2014/team/all/). For example on the Detroit Tigers; Prince Fielder ($23 million a year)* and Justin Verlander ($20.1…

    Source A   Americans often turn to the past to explain current social conditions, to comfort themselves, to build self-esteem, and to create cultural pride. What aspects of the past are remembered and how they are remembered and interpreted are important issues that allow us to see how public memory develops. Memories can serve individual or collective needs and can validate the holders’ version of the past. In the public arena they can be embedded in power to serve the dominant culture by supporting existing social inequalities. It is common for subordinate groups explicitly or implicitly to challenge…