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A primary task of private healthcare administrators is to make sure organizations are in compliance and profitable. For an entity to be profitable, you must understand provider reimbursement options and limits. Read the following articles for necessary knowledge. 2. What is the importance of DRGs and RVUs, and fee schedules and payments? Select a provider reimbursement type and explain how a provider is paid in your own words with what you just learned. Provide the pros and cons to the selected method of payment. Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

Design a group treatment plan with your classmates in a Blackboard Collaborate meeting and answer the following: How do you identify the group's problem? What psychosocial aspects should be considered when diagnosing? How do you choose and justify an intervention model? Explain the process of implementing the group treatment plan. Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

 Purpose of Assignment • Utilize the appropriate technology and/or references/resources, demonstrating accurate use, in order to access reliable data and information that support evidence-based practice in the care of diverse clients during pregnancy. • Differentiate the various components of basic physiological needs as it relates to pregnancy and health practices, including but not limited to associated concepts of. • Evaluate data and information gathered during client care, simulated scenarios, and/or case studies related to promoting nutritional health during pregnancy, nursing care strategies to address the common discomforts of pregnancy, essential components and standards of prenatal care, fetal growth and development stages in order to determine knowledge and wisdom gained through critical thought processes to optimize client outcomes and quality improvement. • Demonstrate a basic understanding of communication practices necessary for client-centered care and interdisc

Perform a clinical intervention of a case provided by the facilitator or his or her practice scenario, provided that it keeps participants confidential. For this clinical process, psychosocial intervention and individual psychotherapy develop a clinical conceptualization that illustrates the following: Identify the client system and collect basic information. Use social work tools such as: interviews, genograms, ecomaps, or other tools. Support your practice based on clinical evidence, based on textbooks or references. Make the diagnosis according to DSM-5. Consider the stage of human development Apply models or theories according to the situation. Establish a treatment plan. Explain the therapeutic procedure or follow-up sessions of the treatment plan. Analyze the ethical aspects of the therapeutic intervention process. Consider the concepts in the vocabulary section of this workshop. Upload the analysis to the Assignments section or as directed by the facilitator. Whatsapp +1(815) 40

Design a group treatment plan with your classmates in a Blackboard Collaborate meeting and answer the following: How do you identify the group's problem? What psychosocial aspects should be considered when diagnosing? How do you choose and justify an intervention model? Explain the process of implementing the group treatment plan. Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

Healthcare Finance Research Using the healthcare organization, you identified in the Week 2 activity, other reputable sources to locate publicly available financial information that will provide you with the answers to the five questions you developed in Week 2. 3-pp in which you include each of the following parts: Develop an introduction to your chosen healthcare organization. The name of the selected organization and background information, such as its location, size, focus, services provided, demographics of patients served, for-profit or nonprofit status, et cetera. Indicate whether the organization has a separate finance or business department and, if so, who is responsible for the department. Any other information that may help explain the chosen organization. For example, is it unique in how its finances are managed? If so, how? Develop research-based answers to the five previously created questions. A response to each of the five questions you created in Week 2. This should in

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Salvador Minuchin models, evaluate an intervention process in which the therapeutic techniques of both models are specifically applied Therapeutic models and techniques to: Consider the importance of evaluating a case with an intervention model. 2.Virginia Satir models, evaluate an intervention process in which the therapeutic techniques of both models are specifically applied Therapeutic models and techniques to: Consider the importance of evaluating a case with an intervention model. Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

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 The write-up is not a reiteration of the selected readings, rather it is a narrative in the student's words, that reflects one's opinions, thoughts, comparisons, experiences, agreements, or disagreements. Write-Up must address two factors reflective of the selected reading: 1) an opinion or perceptional comparison to something you know about and 2) an opinion or perceptional contradiction or challenge, agreement or disagreement to something you know about the selected reading topic/content Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

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 Discuss Tertullian’s statement, “Christians are made, not born.” 2. Discuss this quote from his conclusion, “To be baptized is to become a Christian; to live into that baptism is to become Christian, that is, to live a Christlike life of faith.” Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

 Chilcote & Warner Chapter 15: 1. Name and define four affirmations on evangelism and discipleship. 2. Name and define the four disciplines of the early church in discipleship.  Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

Abnormal brain development or damage at an early age can lead to neuro-developmental disorders. Within this group of disorders, some are resolvable with appropriate and timely interventions, either pharmacological or non-pharmacological, while other disorders are chronic and need to be managed throughout the lifespan. For this Assignment, you will develop a study guide for an assigned disorder and share it with your colleagues. In sum, these study guides will be a powerful tool in preparing for your certification exam. To Prepare • Your Instructor will assign you to a specific neurodevelopmental disorder from the DSM-5-TR. • Research your assigned disorder using the Walden Library. Then, develop an organizational scheme for the important information about the disorder. The Assignment Create a study guide for your assigned disorder. Your study guide should be in the form of an outline with references, and you should incorporate visual elements such as concept maps, charts, diagrams,

 The Phillips Future Scan talks in detail about harnessing technology and the need for interoperability.  Considering your readings of the week, your experience with EMR and other technology solutions as well as your ideas/innovation in technology application for the future please provide your comments and thoughts about the "impact that technology can have in improving patient care quality and safety" from section 2 in the Future Scan.  Consider: • Does useability mean to you and in your practice? • Do you believe that technology's role or use of technology improves healthcare professionals' satisfaction as the data for Phillips Future Scan suggests? • What role does the DNP have in providing care in a connected health environment? • What are the possibilities for the future application of technology? Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

 To demonstrate an understanding of creating a therapeutic and safe environment for a suicidal client. Instructions: This assignment will use a word document to create a policy outline. Clearly identify sections of the policy based on the listed expectations. Content: You are working on a newly opened observation unit in the hospital. Recently there has been an overflow of suicidal clients awaiting placement at the psychiatric facility. The staff recognizes there is not a fully developed policy on how to safely care for a suicidal client. Working together with case management and other staff nurses, you have been asked to create policy recommendations. Your recommendations should include: How to create a safe environment Considerations or actions needed when a client is admitted or discharged Considerations or actions during the client’s admission (length of stay) Identify allowable and restricted personal items for the client Expectations of client monitoring Describe the requirements

 R.O. is a 12-year-old girl who lives with her family on a farm in a rural community. R.O. has four siblings who have recently been ill with stomach pains, vomiting, diarrhea, and fever. They were seen by their primary care provider(PCP)and diagnosed with viral gastroenteritis. A week later, R.O. woke up at 0200 crying and telling her mother that her stomach “hurts really bad!”she had an elevated temperature of 37.9° C(100.2°F).R.O. began to vomit over the next few hours, so her parents took her to the local emergency department(ed). R.O.'s vital signs, complete blood count, and complete metabolic panel were normal, so she was hydrated with IV fluids and discharged to home with instructions for her parents to call their PCP or to return to the ed if her condition did not improve or if it worsened. Over the next 2 days, R.O.'s abdominal pain localized to the right lower quadrant, she refused to eat, and she had slight diarrhea. On the third day, she began to have more severe abd

 A 32-year-old male with a history of cardiomyopathy is admitted to the medical-surgical floor with a diagnosis of flu. The client has a high fever and receives multiple bags of 0.9%NS. One day into the admission the client develops severe shortness of breath. An X-ray shows pulmonary edema. Question # 5: What puts this client at risk for pulmonary edema? (5-10 sentences) Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

 A 22-year-old special-needs client comes to the ER with fever and difficulty breathing. The client weighs 66 LBS. The client is admitted with pneumonia and IV fluids, antibiotics, and respiratory treatments are started. The client is dehydrated, so she receives several bags of IV fluids over three days. On the third day, the client has worsening shortness of breath, and an X-ray is ordered which shows pulmonary edema. An echocardiogram is ordered. It shows normal cardiac function. The client is given Lasix, and the shortness of breath resolves. Question # 3: How did the client’s size (body weight) put her at risk for pulmonary edema? (5-10 sentences) Question # 4: How could pulmonary edema have been prevented in this client? (5-10 sentences) Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

 An elderly woman comes into the ER with severe dehydration after spending the day at the beach. The client is weak and feels like she is going to faint. An IV is started, and the RN hangs 0.9%, Normal Saline. There are no IV pumps available. The client begins to feel better after 500 mL are infused, and the rest of the IV bag is infused. The client begins to have difficulty breathing. Auscultation of the lungs reveals crackles to ½ of the lower lung fields. The provider diagnoses pulmonary edema, and the client is treated with Lasix. She is stabilized but needs to be admitted to the ICU. Question # 1: What nursing action could have prevented the client from having pulmonary edema? (5-10 sentences) Question # 2: What makes this client at risk for pulmonary edema? (5-10 sentences) Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

 Case Study on Skeletal Muscle Physiology “Time to scrub in,” says Dr. Hodges. The appendectomy you are about to observe is your second surgical case in surgical technician school. The patient, David Sims, is an 18-year-old male who was healthy until two days ago when he began having severe abdominal pain, fever, and vomiting resulting in a diagnosis of appendicitis. David is in excellent health and has never had surgery before, so you anticipate the procedure to go smoothly.  Your instructor asked the anesthesiologist, Dr. Hodges, if you can observe her today during the procedure. “All of the patient’s vital signs and lab work are within normal limits so we are good to go,” says Dr. Hodges as David is brought into the operating room. You help get David ready by applying the heart monitor, oxygen saturation monitor, and blood pressure cuff. After David has been sedated, Dr. Hodges places a special tube down his esophagus to measure his core body temperature and another in his trachea (

 Play and Risk-taking Risk taking is an essential component of the learning process. Children who are encouraged to be actively engaged in learning through playful experiences find out that being "wrong" is an opportunity to learn something new. Learning environments where risk-taking is valued and accepted allow children to think creatively, solve-problems as they arise, and build confidence in their own thinking. If the focus is always on one “right" answer, the learning process is compromised as children thinking is narrowly focused on guessing what the teacher wants to hear. In addition, children may learn to play it "safe" and keep quiet because of the emotional implications of sensing the unpleasant feelings associated with "being wrong." Educators can create and sustain learning environments where children are encouraged to try out new ideas, express their thoughts without the fear of being rejected, and understand that learning is a journey no

 Play as Research In 1960, Naville Scarfe, who was the Dean of the Faculty of Education at UBC, wrote that, “Play may be described as a spontaneous, creative, desired research activity carried out for its own sake.” In the second reading for this module, Youngquist and Pataray-Ching explore the notion of play as an authentic experience of inquiry. Following this line of thought the goal for the educator becomes sustaining and deepening the possibilities for learning through children’s research. This article will highlight how teachers sustained and deepened the Marcus’s research of the concept of space. Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

 The Role of the Educator How an educator relates to play determines the degree to which the educator values and develops play as a worthwhile experience for exploring, studying and even inventing the world in the classroom. What is clear is that educators who actively observe and listen to children learn to inquire into the deeper meanings in children’s experience of play. For example, when observing children’s play with dinosaurs, educatorss may realize that the children are actually pondering questions about power, control, strength, or fear. Teachers who “listen” to play can extend and complicate the processes of meaning making along side children. Elizabeth Wood studied teachers’ perspective on children’s play in the classroom for many years. She critiques the common assumption that children simply learn through play. She says, "while playing with materials in the water tray may enable children to observe that objects behave in different ways, they will not spontaneously lear

 Complicating the Notion of Play More recently, ECE scholars moved from categorizing play, or from trying to find the “nature” of play itself, to thinking about play in context and in relation to issues of power, gender, social positioning, cultural diversity, technology, consumerism, assessment, learning and thinking. In their book The Trouble with Play, the authors Susan Grieshaver and Felicity McArdele (2011), take a critical perspective on play, they argue that play is not always "innocent and fun" (p.1). They add that play should be thought of as political and that it needs to be evaluated from an ethical, not only educational perspective. Contemporary scholars challenged educators to think about play as a complex phenomenon and while play may be a universal phenomenon, it carries diverse meanings in different social, cultural and political contexts. Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

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 Is education a public good? Does education have external benefits? If so, what are some of those public benefits? In your opinion are the external benefits large or small? Why? What should government do to promote the efficient provision of products that have external benefits? If you think that government should put more resources into education, what might be some of the opportunity costs of that decision? How would an economist determine the right amount of government support for education? Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

Conduct a professional interview with a staff nurse and a staff nurse leader to discover their intra/inter-professional communications styles.  It will be important to incorporate learning objectives regarding therapeutic communication styles including their method of caring, assertive, and responsible communication in your discussion/analysis of the interview. Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

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 The purpose of this activity is have students consider the importance of spending time with extended family to hear stories and learn about ancestors and family history. This is particularly important for Indigenous children who have been removed from their parents and their cultural community. Read • Richardson, C. (2003, Fall). Stories that map the way home. Cultural Reflections, 5, 21-27. • Carriere, J., & Richardson, C. (2009). From longing to belonging: An Indigenous critique of applying attachment theory to work with Indigenous families. In S. McKay, D. Fuchs, & I. Brown (Eds.), Passion for action in child and family services. Regina, SK: Canadian Plains Press. Questions for Reflection Please consider the following questions and integrate ideas that fit for you into your ever-developing understanding of Indigenous well-being. Please include some of these theories and ideas in your course assignments as sources. Given that many Indigenous mothers have their children r

The two generation cut-off clause. No need to send in the cavalry with guns blazing. Legislation will do just as nicely. And right now about 50 percent of status Indians are marrying non-status folk. No one knows for sure how long it will take, but according to John Borrows and Leroy Little Bear, two of Canada’s leading Aboriginal scholars and teachers, if this rate holds steady, in fifty to seventy-five years time there will be no status Indians left in Canada. We’ll still have the treaties and we’ll still have treaty land held in trust for status Indians by the government. We just won’t have any Indians. Legally, that is. So, as the Ducks would say, what is it about us that you don’t like? (King, 2003, “The Truth About Stories: A Native Narrative.”) Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

 A Native Narrative The following is an excerpt from Thomas King's The Truth About Stories: A Native Narrative, an analysis of the Federal Government’s attempt to eliminate status Indians. There is a link below to the whole narrative. This piece was produced for the CBC Massey Lectures and it illustrates a colonial practice of extinguishing status, rights and treaty agreements through the intergenerational “cut-off” clause. In 1985, Bill C-31 amended the Indian Act, in part to redress the discrimination against Native women. Prior to C-31 any Indian woman who married a non-Indian or a non-Status man automatically lost her status, as did any children. The same was not true for Indian men. If they married a non-Indian or a non-status Indian, the (non Aboriginal) woman gained status, as did her children. Bill C-31 allowed Native women who had lost status because of the Indian Act to regain status, along with their children. And in that respect, the Bill was a great success. Since the

 Elders Play an Important Role At the Katl'odeeche First Nation Children's Centre, Elders play an important role in passing along beliefs and values. "One Elder comes to the centre and brings her sewing or beading. The children will climb up into her lap to watch or to be comforted. Some of them are learning to bead themselves. Another Elder who does yard work at the centre is a trapper. Sometimes he brings in the animals he has caught so that the children can see them and learn about them. We also have an Elder who comes to our centre to cook traditional meals", says Elaine Rene-Tambour. Rene-Tambour says that her community is proud of what the children in the centre have learned. "Everyone notices the difference in these children. At community feasts, they know the rules and etiquette of the drum. They are able to speak South Slavey with the Elders. Teachers at the school tell us that our children are calm and confident when they start school”. Rene-Tambour say

Indigenous Solutions for Indigenous Children The key to fostering identity is to have Indigenous communities develop solutions that they know will work best for their children. Some communities have set up parent circles where parents can gather to share experiences and learn from each other. Others have volunteers who visit the homes of new parents to give them advice and support. Successful programs that serve Indigenous families focus on the parents' strengths rather than their weaknesses. A program run by the Métis Nation of Ontario supports Aboriginal parents by matching them up with other parents in the community. The Lay Home Visitors program brings people from the communities who have parenting experience into the homes of families with young children. The home visitors are trained in supporting families and promoting child development. They work with families to build on their strengths, develop their parenting skills and help them connect to community resources. Indigenou

Restoring identity Given that identity is such an important aspect of Indigenous culture, it's no wonder that certain historical events have been so devastating. From the turn of the century until the mid-1970s, tens of thousands of Indigenous children were moved far from their families to residential schools. The aim of the schools was to educate and assimilate the children and the results were disastrous. The stories of emotional and physical abuse are well documented but there were also other types of damage. Children were forbidden to speak their traditional languages or to practice traditional customs. They were made to feel that their way of life was "primitive" or "sinful." For many, the most vivid lessons they learned were disdain for their peoples' way of life, and disconnectedness from their communities. Another unfortunate legacy of the residential schools is that their students later became parents without having role models for traditional child

 A Cultural Program for Children Every day, 10 to 20 toddlers and preschool children gather at the Katl'odeeche First Nation Children's Centre on the Hay River Dene Reserve, Northwest Territories. They are learning South Slavey, the language originally spoken on the reserve. They make crafts and sing songs based on legends and traditional life. They learn about local ceremonies and take part in community events. Culture and language are interwoven into every activity. Elaine Rene-Tambour, coordinator of the centre, has been working in childcare for 35 years. She says she's convinced that the centre is making a difference to the children involved. "The children are excited and proud to be speaking South Slavey and learning about their culture". The Katl'odeeche Centre is part of a larger movement in Indigenous communities across the country. Child development experts know that children with positive self-identity are more likely to grow up healthy and Indigenou

 An Indigenous Perspective on Attachment and Connectedness Attachment theory, with its focus on the mother/child dyad is limited in terms of Indigenous family structures. Overgeneralizations about attachment theory (and brain development) are sometimes misapplied and used against Indigenous mothers in child welfare situations. For example, if a child is placed in government care for a temporary period while a mother is experiencing some life challenges, visits with the mother are sometimes attenuated while the child is encouraged to bond with new and perhaps temporary caregivers. When the child bonds with the non-Indigenous family, social workers often make the case that this new relationship should take precedence and that the birth mother is not able to care for the child, often due to poverty, isolation or perhaps due to paternal violence. In many cases, Indigenous mothers are not supported and colonial biases are applied against them. This topic can be explored further, along with

 explore recent Indigenous literature related to identity and “the cultural self.” Aspects of identity exploration include: • Resistance and cultural reclamation after colonial violence • The importance of stories and storytelling as food for the soul • The relevance of intuition, signs and messages in guiding Indigenous people back to family and community after separation • A critique of processes that interfere with health identity and cultural development in mainstream society • Policies that support healthy identity development and holistic well-being • Community resources to support Indigenous identity exploration Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

 Assignment: Legal and Ethical Issues Related to Psychiatric Emergencies To Prepare Review this week’s LearTo Prepare • Review this week’s Learning Resources and consider the insights they provide about psychiatric emergencies and the ethical and legal issues surrounding these events. The Assignment In 2–3 pages, address the following: • Explain your state laws for involuntary psychiatric holds for child and adult psychiatric emergencies. Include who can hold a patient and for how long, who can release the emergency hold, and who can pick up the patient after a hold is released. • Explain the differences among emergency hospitalization for evaluation/psychiatric hold, inpatient commitment, and outpatient commitment in your state. • Explain the difference between capacity and competency in mental health contexts. • Select one of the following topics, and explain one legal issue and one ethical issue related to this topic that may apply within the context of treating psychiatri

 Choose one of the two following specific populations: either pregnant women or older adults. Then, select a specific disorder from the DSM-5-TR to use. • Use the Walden Library to research evidence-based treatments for your selected disorder in your selected population (either older adults or pregnant women). You will need to recommend one FDA-approved drug, one non-FDA-approved “off-label” drug, and one non-pharmacological intervention for treating the disorder in that population. • Recommend one FDA-approved drug, one off-label drug, and one non-pharmacological intervention for treating your chosen disorder in older adults or pregnant women. • Explain the risk assessment you would use to inform your treatment decision  making. What are the risks and benefits of the FDA-approved medicine? What are the risks and benefits of the off-label drug? • Explain whether clinical practice guidelines exist for this disorder, and if so, use them to justify your recommendations. If not, explain wh

 How to Develop a Swot Analysis and Strategic Plan for a Vending Company? SNACK FOOD COMPANY GUIDELINES • You must build your business plan using the information included within these guidelines.You can add to this information as needed. • You will create a business plan for a company operating in the snack food industry. • The instructor will approve your company in a reply to your Week 1 discussion post in which you will describe this business.You will revise your work based on feedback provided. • You will be the CEO of the new business. • You will develop the business plan with the intention to raise funds and increase sales. Key Business Plan Parameters Key Parameter Explanation Business Size You are a startup not yet in operation. You have the recipe for the snack, and you have been operating from your home, but sales are small. You were selling the product for $3 per item at a cost of $1. You will develop the business plan with the intention to raise funds and increase sales. Yo

 The Park ecosystem for the long run.  You will argue for a course of action grounded in citizenship principles; that is, solving the problem/opportunity from a big picture standpoint. You will pay special attention to the following:  •Analyze how issues have evolved and how to address them, 6  • •  Analyze how the interests and values of all stakeholders may compromise for a greater good,  • •  Argue for a course of action that takes into consideration the particular environment of the Park and evaluate its impact on the overall ecosystem’s future. The course of action may recommend a new forest practices model, manage the hydrological impacts, expand protected zones, etc...  Your paper should include three major sections.  1. Introduction: introduce the problem opportunity to your readers and your suggested course of action.  2. Analysis and suggestions: this is where you show your skill and ability to solve problems and capitalize on opportunities. You will take a global cit

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Preventing Social Engineering What, according to you, are the necessary countermeasures for preventing social engineering and identity theft? Please perform additional research as necessary on this topic outside of the textbook. Initial Post: There are a number of ways to protect oneself from the effects of social engineering attacks. Choose 5 and expand on what it is, why it's important, and how it might relate to other strategies? Given the huge influx of social media sites and the amount of information that can be shared, are there any current laws that help protect individuals and/or companies when information is leaked or stolen? Describe any laws that could be used to help discourage social media attacks. Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

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History of the NCO 1700: Valley Forge After a disappointing fall campaign that ended with a British Army occupying Philadelphia, George Washington cast about for winter quarters for his troops. He found a site among the thickly wooded hills around Valley Forge. The American camp lay somewhat to the north but within easy striking distance of the main road from Philadelphia to York, where the Continental Congress had taken refuge. This allowed his army to provide protection for the revolution’s governing body. Valley Forge lay in a rich agricultural region that the contending armies had picked over extensively during the previous years. (Stewart, R. W., (Ed.). (2009). American Military History Volume I, The United States Army Forging of a Nation, 1775 – 1917. Washington, D.C.: Center of Military History.) When the 12,000 poorly fed, ill-equipped Continentals, weary from long marches, had staggered into Valley Forge, only about one in three had shoes, and many of their feet had left blood

Most people get their political news from video, whether it be on television or online or social media.  Watch 30 minutes of a television news program on CNN and Fox News. (Yes, this is required to be able to answer the prompt fully. Some of their program segments are accessible on YouTube, as well.) Describe the similarities and differences in the two different programs? Try to be as objective as possible. Be sure to name specific issues discussed in each program. Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

An ethical/legal issue faced by many HR professionals. The issue of technology in the workplace and employee use of the technology has become an increasingly common challenge, and you have seen how this may be an issue with the jewelry company.  Click here for the case study. After reading the above article and researching other examples of what some companies are facing, post your response and a defense of your position to the following questions: Do you feel a policy restricting employee Internet use is ethically sound? Do you feel that the monitoring of employee activity on the computer is ethically sound? What are the business implications for employees’ personal use of company assets? What approach will you take to address this issue with the jewelry company?  Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

 The Study Strategies. What other study strategies would you recommend to students?  Purpose: Reflecting on the current list of strategies, identifying one of your own, and sharing it with others builds awareness, accountability and community.  Criteria for success: Your answer should be a paragraph of at least two sentences.  Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

MENTAL HEALTH ISSUE A short introduction to the problem (what, where, why, when, and who). A brief discussion of the current policy related to the problem. Your  proposed solution, written in such a way as to clearly flag how you are  incorporating class concepts, ideas, and theories. This should be  oriented toward a policymaker who does not have explicit knowledge of IR  theory and concepts (e.g. do not write “realism / liberalism /  constructivism says X” but rather use ideas and concepts from the  theories to make your case). Use  the American Psychological Association (APA) style in preparing this  paper. References should be cited for all facts, ideas, conclusions, and  opinions that are not your own. The paper should be 500-800 words. Whatsapp +1(815) 406 9011

 Corporate ethics have been the focus of increased attention in recent years. Many companies have looked to their HR team to develop a comprehensive ethics policy.  You are tasked with developing an ethics policy for a jewelry company. After meeting with the CEO, you both agree the policy must cover the following: gifts from vendors, use of confidential information, and conflicts of interest. You take your challenge to an HR networking group.  Assignment Details:  Develop a sample ethics policy to be presented to the CEO by providing a cover note outlining the purpose of the policy and benefits to the organization.  Discuss the following: Your thoughts on the value of an ethics policy to ensure compliance with legal and ethical standards The measures you feel should be taken to ensure the policy is enforced The issues that need to be considered when implementing an ethics policy The communications plan of the ethics policy Note: You are required to use a minimum of 4 scholarly referenc

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