Skills for Safe and Effective Practice Cohort 119 Assignment brief Module content: During this module, you will develop your knowledge of how to assess, respond and manage changing mental, physical, cognitive and behavioural health states, and respond to distress and deteriorating states of mental, physical, cognitive and behavioural health. Learning Outcomes: LO1: Recognise, respond and justify approaches to distress or deteriorating states of mental, physical, cognitive and behavioural health.[unique_solution] LO2: Demonstrate knowledge of a range of interventions including pharmacology and pharmacodynamics in the assessment and management of changing health states. LO3: Demonstrate how an individual’s capacity for independence and self-care might be assessed in a range of diverse settings using a person-centred approach. Assignment brief: Analyse and evaluate the information presented in a case study scenario. Use the information to determine and justify your interventions in relation to safe and effective practice. Guidance / suggested approach to the assignment: Select a patient/client, from the case studies provided. Using the information available, apply a systematic approach (ABCDE) to assess the patient/client’s current health status. Justify the use…
&Pizza Case Study Analysis The concept of shared value refers to a set of organizational policies and practices that promotes competitiveness while simultaneously enhancing the social and economic conditions of its immediate environment such as the community (Porter & Kramer, 2019). Although the majority of organizations have dedicated departments dealing with corporate social responsibility, the aims and objectives differ with those of shared value. This is because shared value focuses on the simultaneous growth of both the organization and the community. Besides, Porter & Kramer (2019) state that in shared value, the community is a core aspect of the organization, while in corporate social responsibility considers societal issues as peripheral operations. Therefore, the central element of the shared value concept is to deliver value rather than benefits. &pizza, a fast-casual pizza company established in 2012, can be considered to have several opportunities of sharing value with its community. As described by Michael Lastoria, the co-founder of &Pizza, the organization aims to become the leading fast pizza place in the U.S. that considers both the immediate environment and its business…
Assessment Information: Report and Case Study Analysis Assessment Information: Report and Case Study Analysis (weight 100 %) TITLE: Case Study: [The Case studies and all the costings and grids for your calculations are on Moodle under Essentials] Produce a report that analyses financial practices and principles, and how budgets and costs are managed ;and from the given case studies demonstrates an understanding of how costs are calculated ,and sets out a cost benefit analysis of case study options. This is a REPORT so include a contents page at the beginning followed by – 1: an Introduction 2: an Analysis and Evaluation of financial practices and principles underpinning the purchasing and provision of services in health and social care in the UK /Wales; including Best Value and the 3 E s [40% for section 2 ] As long as you include best Value and the three Es you can choose any relevant area of health and social care to comment on [eg the NHS, Social Care] or you could comment on the topics we covered in the first three lectures [Where…
Assessment task 1: Case Study Description Intent: For students to predict and avoid failures due to human factors, design flaws, materials failure and extreme conditions. Task: Engineering failures are categorised depending on the level and size of impact: Large and localised Medium and localised Small and localised Large and widespread Medium and widespread Small and widespread Students identify and describe two engineering failures from different categories that occurred previously. For each failure, students set the boundaries, identify stakeholders, define the inherent risk, describe in detail the causal chain, and explore if the case studies affected or were affected by Indigenous communities. Length: 2700 to 3000 words Objectives: Incorporate the values of culture and history of Indigenous communities in risk analysis studies and the development of risk management plans. Identify stakeholders, boundaries and uncertainties in engineering projects and systems Introduction: Engineers have an important role in society. They are responsible for designing, building or creating something based on a specification or guideline to meet a particular need. What they develop must function without failure, for its intended lifetime. Engineers are responsible…
economic theories Accounting, Finance and Economics 2019/20 SEMESTER 2 AFE5022-B Intermediate Macroeconomics Assessment 1: 1500-2000 Word Essay (40% of total module marks) Submission Deadline: by 3pm Thursday the 2nd of April 2020 AFE5022-B – Intermediate Macroeconomics 2019/20 Individual Assignment Assessment weighting: 40% The deadline for submission: 3pm of the 2nd of April 2020 The coursework word limit is 1,500-2,000 words (excluding appendices and references). A word count must be shown on the front cover. Note that you are expected to use and sustain your arguments through recognised academic references. Your attention is drawn to the University policy on plagiarism and also the extra help provided by the Effective Learning office (e.g. referencing), based at the School. [unique_solution]Also, it is important to reference academic studies. The mark awarded to the submission is decided by the following factors: 1. Understanding: Did the answer demonstrate a clear understanding of the relevant economic theories? Are the theories critically analysed? Are the theories correctly applied? Are assumptions clearly stated and discussed? Are the arguments supported with relevant academic references? 2. Clarity and Structure: Are…
Analytical Paper Assignment: Endangered Gorillas In this assignment you will address the ANTH 215 Course Outcome to: Describe the major features of non-human primate behavior through observations and generate explanations of these behaviors. This assignment will also address four General Education Competencies: Technological Critical Analysis and Reasoning Scientific and Quantitative Reasoning Information Literacy Over the past 50 years certain regions in Africa have experienced industrial forestry and agricultural development that has significantly reduced the area of the natural forest. As humans develop previously isolated areas, the interaction between humans and non-human primates increases. Through these interactions human diseases can be transmitted to primates, and the likelihood of hunting or poaching can also increase. Gorilla populations throughout Africa have been profoundly impacted. In this paper you will explore the numerous factors that are placing pressure on gorilla communities in various regions of Africa.[unique_solution] The purpose of this paper is for students to examine the relationship between the dwindling gorilla populations and human-induced changes to natural habitats. Through video observations you will explore the social and…
ACTIONS COMMITTED BY SCHOOL EMPLOYEES Write a well-developed argument essay in which you take a position on whether the actions committed by school employees as outlined in the court case violated the student’s Fourth Amendment rights. Consider whether adopting the cell phone policy found in the memo would have been sufficient to defend school officials against the counts initially filed against them in the lawsuit. Examine the court’s analysis of the case to decide whether different school rules would have affected the decision in this lawsuit. Write a well-developed argument essay in which you take a position on whether the actions committed by school employees as outlined in the court case violated the student’s Fourth Amendment rights. Consider whether adopting the cell phone policy found in the memo would have been sufficient to defend school officials against the counts initially filed against them in the lawsuit. [unique_solution]Examine the court’s analysis of the case to decide whether different school rules would have affected the decision in this lawsuit. Write a well-developed argument essay in which you take a position on whether…
Causes of School Dropout Dropping out of school is a decision brought about by some circumstances that come along the path of some student’s studies. Some are unavoidable while a student deliberately makes others to suit their desires or anything related to that. At some point in my educational process, I ever once became a victim of circumstances that saw me drop out of school in high school for two years straight. The decision to completely cut off my academic pursuance was contributed by factors from either extreme of the scale. Financial difficulties faced by some families lead to their children opting to abandon their studies and focus on getting money to meet their basic needs. Getting a casual job to help these children feed and take care of their families always remains as the last choice between going on with studies and putting food on the table. Back in high school, I had a significant challenge when my family instantly ran out of finances. That was only one year after my father lost a job. Given he was the…
Philosophy Reading Critical Analyzes of Colonized and Immigrant Minorities Colonized minorities in the USA are mainly people of color who were involuntary migrants. The dominant groups who were in power and control of various aspects in society led to the creation of minority status. The minorities were either immigrants, colonized groups, or conquered native groups who were also minor. They weresubjected to forced labor and also mostly segregated, with their movements limited. Blauner argues that even native white immigrants like the Italians and the Jewish were also regarded as a part of the other racial group. They were subjected to racial discrimination and faced challenges in acquiring different resources. The Minorities all faced challenges in terms of acceptance, and Blauner states that they were viewed as incapable of becoming Americans. Some of them still practiced their cultural traditions and upheld their values, thus making it hard for them to be fully assimilated to the American Values. Although the minority groups were as a result of competition for land and labor, Blauner states the differences between the immigrant minorities and colonized…
Counseling Services in Higher Education Introduction to the Research Problem Counseling at college level is often of the essence to help these students adapt to a new environment that is plagued with uncertainty, ambiguity, dynamism, and lack of functional or sufficient support systems. Students further have to deal with various personal, emotional, and psychological problems that span from concerns for future careers, adjustment to new environmental, developmental, learning, and mild mental illnesses. A consensus exists in these institutions of higher education that counseling assists in promoting student’s adjustment, learning, and development while reducing the likelihood of experiencing dangerous behavior that can lead to harm on self or others. This situation, in turn, helps the student thrive in the new environment, both as a person as in academics. However, counseling services and techniques used to achieve the goal of smooth transition vary from one institution to another and is a function of resources, mission, vision, and philosophy of the institution, and student needs. On a different note, counseling services can be in a variety of forms depending on the need, for…