topic will be on hospital acquired infections hai

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Topic will be: Hospital acquired infection (HAI)

In this assignment, you will select a program, quality improvement initiative, or other project from your place of employment. Assume you are presenting this program to the board for approval of funding. Write an executive summary (850-1,000 words) to present to the board, from which they will make their decision to fund your program or project. The summary should include:

  1. The purpose of the program or project.
  2. The target population or audience.
  3. The benefits of the program or project
  4. The cost or budget justification.
  5. The basis upon which the program or project will be evaluated.

Share your written proposal with your manager, supervisor or other colleague in a formal leadership position within a health care organization. Request their feedback using the following questions as prompts:

  1. Do you believe the proposal would be approved if formally proposed?
  2. What are some strengths and weaknesses of the proposal?

what-s-the-connection-between-globalization-and-chinese-immigrants

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For your final paper, revise your first submission and combine it with your research findings into your final research paper of 10‒12 pages (excluding bibliography). In this final paper you will apply some of the theories and approaches that we discussed in class to the research that you have conducted on your local aspects. Add your research findings to your revised introduction/project description and wrap the paper up with a conclusion that summarizes your findings and your project’s contribution to the wider globalization debate. Make sure to cite all your sources appropriately and include a bibliography.

discuss the damage wrought by the indian ocean earthquake and tsunami

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Discuss the damage wrought by the Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami. Include details on death tolls, total amount of damage, effect/impact on the cities affected, etc. Essay needs to be around 300-500 words. 

recommendations for final paper

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Company of Focus: AvalonBay Communities

I have attached prior papers that have been submitted.

Your first post is a copy of the recommendations that you intend to make in your final project submission (Final Assignment Instructions attached). To get the most out of this peer review, your recommendations should be in as close to final form as you can make them.

For this small group discussion, submit a draft of recommendations for your final project and conduct a peer review.

Your first post is a copy of the recommendations that you intend to make in your final project submission. To get the most out of this peer review, your recommendations should be in as close to final form as you can make them.

relationship between client and advertising agency

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Instructions

  • The purpose of this essay is for you to describe the relationship between the client and the advertising agency as well as to describe the process of advertising design. Compiling effective advertising campaigns involves a partnership between the advertising agency and the company (the client). Through this partnership, advertisements are designed with the goal of reaching the target market in the most effective manner. Compose a two-page, double-spaced essay by addressing the following points:
    • Describe how an advertising agency develops a relationship with a client. Why is this important?
    • Explain how the creative team within an advertising agency utilizes “appeals” and message strategies in the process of designing an advertising campaign.

    Include an introduction, a clear discussion that demonstrates critical thinking, and a conclusion. Be sure to proofread your work for its organization and proper writing mechanics. Use APA style to format your essay.

practice-activities

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Complete the practice activities under the “Week 3 Spreadsheets: Practice” section in MyEducator®:

  • “Week 3 Practice: Excel Basics”
  • “Week 3 Practice: Formulas and Functions”
  • “Week 3 Practice: Charting”

ugmentative-communication-and-transition

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Please answer the question concerning Augmentative communication (AC) and assistive technology. Please keep discussion question separate from student disscussion board.

Discuss two benefits and two drawbacks of AAC. Explain in terms you would share with another team member, such as a parent or general educator.

Please respond to student discussion board:

1. (Jacob) Jeff – According to Jeff’s background of having an above average understanding of math and science courses, with adequate progress being made in language arts and history, Jeff would probably have success in a junior college setting or a local university where he could commute while still living at home with his parents. While at a secondary education institution Jeff may discover his interest in computers, due to his successes in math and science. Depending on his ability to complete tasks that are assigned to him in the computer courses he may find employment in data entry or analysis. This would be a good career for him due to his need for repetition in his routine. Entering data or running data analysis programs can be very rote, something that Jeff may thrive at completing. Jeff would be able to live on his own later in life, with little assistance from his parents or outside agencies.

Craig – In accordance with Craig’s case study and backstory I would first want to involve some form of an outside agency at the beginning of his transition needs at age 14 and a half. He will require some form of training after he is done with secondary education where he can learn how to complete a task that is given to him in the work place. In my area he would be referred to a program called The Arc, which specializes in autism related services. The Arc would work on his training in their facility and then assist in placing him in employment. One of the jobs that he could complete that The Arc places individuals in would be at a local appliance assembly plant. Craig would be given the task of placing the manuals and extra parts needed in small plastic bags that go in the boxes with new appliances. I would supply his Arc liaison with his preference for spinning items and let him know he can spin the manuals into the boxes when he is done, or spin the documents before placing them in a bag, thus allowing him a routine and an outlet for his inner desire to spin things. Craig would benefit from living in a group home after high school and after transitioning from his parent’s home.

Maria – Given Maria’s backstory and case study she would benefit from out Occupational Job Therapy, or OJT, that is offered throughout the school day. This is also tied to the outside agency of the Illinois Department of Human Services, or DORS, which specifically work in finding employment and job opportunities for individuals with all disabilities. Many of the students at the high school here end up working at a local grocery store in the courtesy department where they bag grocers, run to get items for customers if they have questions at the register, get carts from the parking lot, stock shelves, etc. This is a job that many of my past students who fit Maria’s profile, still work at today. This particular chain of stores is employee owned and once employees have been there for a certain amount of time they get a small stake in the ownership, resulting in possible higher pay or different or more desirable job. Maria may need to live at home for a period after school is done to help her establish a work routine for her personal hygiene, but she may be able to live alone or with a roommate at some point as well.

Reference:

Wehman, P., Smith, M. D., & Schall, C. (2012). Autism and the transition to adulthood success beyond the classroom. Baltimore: Paul H. Brookes Pub.

2. What laws address transition planning for individuals with disabilities? Do different laws apply after an individual exits school than what applies during school years?


martin luther king speech 2

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watch this video and write a response from 3 to 4 pages, double spaced, Time New Roman, size 12

included in the paper:

1-title of the video(speech)

2-Date and location this speech was given

3-what the speech was about.

timeline reference library

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For this section, each student will research one of the following topics and post a short, original, overview of the era as well as links to a minimum of 3 good resources that explain what was happening in American society during that time.

I recommend that when you choose a topic, you “call” it by responding with your name and the number from this list. Then after researching and preparing a post, add the information in your response. Those highlighted in yellow are taken.

Topics:

my topic will be from 1990-2000

just in one or two paragraph please

in 500 words or less please discuss your views on whether or not our culture is receptive to the discussion and interaction of science and religion

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In 500 words or less, please discuss your views on whether or not our culture is receptive to the discussion and interaction of science and religion. You must use citations from the two readings and from the videos you have watched and include a citation page.

You must also respond to two different peers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7SyXwM86DU&feature=youtu.be

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cnorz3Sh4L8&feature=youtu.be

George Johnson, Bridging the divide between science and religion,

Religion and science, https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/religion-science/#WhatScieReliHowDoTheyInte

respond in few Sentences to two different peers::

1- The culture that we live in now is combined with many different cultures and different religions too. In my opinion and what I see that many people dislike talking about religion for many reasons. People prefer talking about daily routine and science and else more than talking about religion and science. On the other hand, I like to talk about my religion and discuss my beliefs to people who want me to do so. My thoughts do not reverse the science thoughts about the religion but what I think that there might be little connection between these two. I remember on Christmas I celebrate on Christmas and I try to share my happiness with friends and people that I work with. I found that some people that do not celebrate Christmas, and when I try to congrats them, they said sorry we do not celebrate Christmas and that was not all of them but it was some of them. That is why I am saying keep the discussion away between religion and science. Both science and religion are complex social and cultural endeavors that vary across cultures and have changed over time Confucian thought has held different views of science over time. Public acceptance of scientific facts may be influenced by religion; many in the United States reject the idea of evolution by natural selection, especially regarding human beings. Nevertheless, the American National Academy of Sciences has written that “the evidence for evolution can be fully compatible with religious faith”, a view officially endorsed by many religious denominations globally. other scientists and some contemporary theologians hold that religion and science are non-overlapping magisterial, addressing fundamentally separate forms of knowledge and aspects of life. Some theologians or historians of science, including John Lennox, Thomas Berry, Brian Swimmer, and Ken Wilber propose an interconnection between science and religion, while others such as Ian Barbour believe there are even parallels. The Conflict model assumes that religion and science are incompatible and that only one of these is a legitimate source of knowledge. We are familiar with the militant atheist-types like Richard Dawkins, who deride any kind of religious sentiment. For them, religion is a delusion and the only true knowledge is scientific knowledge, which is subject to testing and objective analysis. However, what Dawkins and others like him do not acknowledge is that everyone is religious in some way. Roy Closure argues convincingly in The Myth of Religious Neutrality (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. that anything that is assumed to be true without question is thereby religious. Thus, Dawkins’ naturalistic perspective is religious.

2- I believe that our culture respects and accepts discussions about religion and science. In fact, it is due to the continuous development of technology and the freedom of the social atmosphere. For a time, people believed that religion and science were antagonistic because science falsified some of the knowledge and ideas of religion. For example, heliocentric theory opposes the Christian theory that the earth is the center of the universe, so Bruno were burned to death. However, people are gradually becoming aware of the loopholes and limitations of religion. For example, almost any religion will have a statement about how the world is formed and how everything in the world comes from, which is inconsistent with the current scientific interpretation of the cosmic source and natural selection doctrine. It is not advisable to blindly accept and believe in all the doctrines and content of religion in today’s society. Religion is also continually improving and developing with the help of science.

Therefore, people gradually realize that science and religion are complementary. In other words, religion and science both have limitations and therefore need to complement and develop. According to the author, “As Barr pointed out, many of modernity’s great scientists, from Copernicus, Newton, Secchi, and Galileo himself to Georges Lemaître and Bernard Bolzano were practicing Christians or even men of the cloth” (Mills). Some people may wonder why scientists also have religious beliefs. Because scientific research is the doubts of the external world we are in, and religion is mostly to solve or try to solve our inner problems. Of course, science can also study inner activities or ideological problems such as psychology, but religion will explore the inner world from the doctrines and philosophical thoughts of religion, which is not available in science. I think that people with reason, open mind, and critical thinking are willing to discuss the relationship of religion and science. Most people not only have their own beliefs but also believe in science and think rationally. As it mentions in the article, “Science can purify religion from error and superstition; religion can purify science from idolatry and false absolutes. Each can draw the other into a wider world, a world in which both can flourish” (Roels). Science and religion can coexist in harmony, and they play different roles in different fields.

Works Cited

Mill, M. Anthony. “What Does It Mean to Say That Science & Religion Conflict?” RealClear Religion, www.realclearreligion.org/articles/2018/04/16/what_does_it_mean_to_say_that_science_and_religion_conflict.html. Accessed 14 May 2019.

Roels, S. Bodbyl. “Are science and Christianity at war?” Biologos, biologos.org/common-questions/are-science-and-christianity-at-war/. Accessed 14 May 2019.