Evidence-Based Practice in the Workplace   Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Course Name and Number Instructor’s Name Date Due     Evidence-Based Practice in the Workplace Article Summary The article “Effectiveness of organizational infrastructures to promote evidence‐based nursing practice” by Flodgren et al. (2012) delves into how organizational infrastructures help foster evidence-based practice (EBP) in nursing. The authors assert that midwives and nurses are the majority in the clinical health labor force, and their role is critical to healthcare delivery. According to Flodgren et al. (2012), if nurses embrace EBP in their routine clinical practice, the healthcare sector would likely achieve improved healthcare outcomes. The authors conducted their study by exploring articles from various research engines such as MEDLINE, CINAHL, and IBECS (Flodgren et al., 2012). They also used midwives, nurses, and health visitors from various healthcare organizations as the study subjects. In their study, the authors established that organizational infrastructures are pertinent in enhancing EBP at an organizational level. However, although the authors relied on extensive research from published and unpublished studies, they excluded several studies since they were illegible…

        English Comp. I paper Name Instructor   Course Date       English Comp. I paper I’ve had a diverse range of writing and research experiences that span both academic and non-academic realms. Throughout my academic journey, I’ve delved into various subjects, honing my skills in articulating ideas and conducting research. In the academic sphere, I’ve successfully tackled research papers on topics ranging from literature analysis to scientific inquiries. One notable success was a research project where I explored the impact of climate change on local ecosystems, and I presented my findings at a student symposium. This experience not only improved my research skills but also enhanced my ability to communicate complex ideas to diverse audiences. However, not every venture has been a smooth sail. I’ve encountered challenges in synthesizing vast amounts of information and maintaining a coherent narrative in lengthy papers. Striking the right balance between in-depth analysis and maintaining reader engagement has been an ongoing challenge. Overcoming this hurdle required a conscious effort to refine my outlining process and seek constructive feedback. Outside of…

Introduction The process of studying hallucinogenic substances is a fascinating part of scientific research. However, this field still has numerous ethical and methodological issues. In other words, these difficulties can bring to doubt both the evidence-based nature of this research and its adherence to the main principles of natural science, says Langlitz (2010). Surrounded by societal curiosity and the controversial background of hallucinogens, the field itself has faced issues from voluntary informed consent to the multidisciplinary approach integration. In addition, in this essay, we discuss the ethical and epistemological flaws that Langlitz pointed out, trying to explain in detail hallucinogen research. Through this investigation, we, therefore, resolve to solve the challenges and also focus more on the impacts of these challenges on the scientific community and society. Lack of Informed Consent and Participant Safety According to Langlitz (2010), informed consent and participant safety were not considered in hallucinogen research, which resulted in a substantial lack of appropriate consent and an irresponsible attitude toward the research subjects. This put the participants subject in extreme psychological and physical harm without giving them…

      Week 4 – Summative Assessment: Developmentally Appropriate Curriculum and Assessment Nimat Waterton University of Phoenix ECH/301: Foundations of Early Childhood Education Patti Barita 5/5/2024   Week 4 – Summative Assessment: Developmentally Appropriate Curriculum and Assessment Part 1: Developmentally Appropriate Curriculum Daily Schedule for Toddler 8:00 am – 9:00 am Drop-off + breakfast 9:00 am – 9:30 am Independent play/play centers 9:30 am – 10:00 am Circle time (morning routine + songs) 10:00 am – 10:15 am Snack time 10:15 am – 11:30 am Outside play + physical activity 11:30 am – 12:00 pm Lunch 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Sensory or art activity 1:00 pm – 1:30 pm Storytime (books + songs) 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm Nap time 2:30 pm – 3:00 pm Afternoon snack 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Group play (puzzles + games + center activities) 4:00 pm – 4:30 pm Closing circle 4:30 pm – 5:00 pm Choice time/outside play   The schedule is developmentally appropriate for toddlers because it assigns times for children to learn and interact with peers. It also enables…

Critical Appraisal Question 1. Yes, the trial addressed a focused issue since it aimed to evaluate whether an interactive mobile application, ‘Strengthen your ankle’ app with a proven effective neuromuscular training program for preventing frequent ankle sprains causes high compliance in comparison to regular written exercise material, that is, a booklet. The study concentrated on athletes aged 18 and 70 who had sustained an ankle sprain in the past two months and had access to a mobile phone. The primary outcome measure was compliance with the exercise program, and the secondary outcome was the incidence density of self-reported recurring ankle sprains. Question 2. Yes, the assignments of patients in the study were randomized; for instance, the participants were randomly assigned to one of the two groups. A control group (booklet group) received the neuromuscular training program on paper, and an intervention group (App group) got a similar program through the Strengthen Your Ankle mobile application. The randomized trial was done after the participants had ankle sprain treatment through usual medical care and after the baseline questionnaire and consent were given.…

The current crime state in Bahamian civilization is considered to be serious. The crime ratio continues to increase, while Bahamian establishments show little concern for this serious issue. According to statistics from the Regal Bahamas Laws Force, occurrences of homicide and rape in New Prudence climbed by 41% and 56% correspondingly last year related to the same period in 2010. The laws concerning rapes and homicides in the Bahamas were recorded. Additionally, a rise in violent crime rates can adversely affect tourism in the Bahamas, resulting in economic downturn, inflation, and increased unemployment. Likely answers to improve the current crime condition in Bahamian society involve increasing the involvement of the Regal Bahamas Forces in all aspects of humanoid activity, addressing high unemployment rates, and strengthening drug and arms border control. This article aims to explore potential answers to the issue of fierce crime in Bahamian society, which hinders the successful advancement of the local population’s financial, political, and cultural life. One solution to the rising violent crime rate in Bahamian society involves enhancing the Royal Bahamas Police’s participation in all…

                    Individual Analysis of Interpersonal Skills Due Student’s Name Institution Affiliation Course Name Tutor’s Name Assignment Due Date         Individual Analysis of Interpersonal Skills Due Effective communication requires complex receiving and transmitting skills. This critical study examines a recent communication encounter between Speaker A (me) and Speaker B (another person), where message dynamics were crucial. The paper applies ideas to real-life communication scenarios, examining active listening, clear articulation, and adaptation. Receiving skills—the ability to listen and understand—are essential to communication. These skills need active listening, which includes empathy and participation. Sending skills include clear speech and good nonverbal communication. This symbiotic interaction affects interpersonal communication quality and effectiveness. Self-reflection as Speaker A will also reveal the delicate balance needed to use these skills and the ongoing quest to improve communication. The goal is to uncover communication competence using the rich tapestry of concepts from Modules 1 and 2. Receiving Skills: Definition and Application Communicating effectively requires a wide range of receiving skills to comprehend and interpret communications. Active listening—deeply engaging with the speaker’s…

Case study Problematic Nature of the Patient’s Pharmacological Management: Mrs. A’s pharmaceutical combination increases the risk of Digoxin toxicity and gastrointestinal difficulties, requiring monitoring and modifications. Dosing Furosemide and Digoxin together raises the risk of Digoxin toxicity, which can show up as signs like tiredness and confusion (Cummings & Swoboda, 2019). Additionally, Piroxicam is known to cause stomach problems, so using it simultaneously with Mylanta and Coloxyl may make it less valuable. These exchanges show the importance of carefully evaluating and making changes to protect Mrs. A’s health and lessen any adverse effects. Pharmacokinetic Changes in the Geriatric Population: Pharmacokinetic changes are evident in older people, which affect how the body processes medicines. Aging causes less absorption, which could affect how well drugs taken by mouth work (Butranova et al., 2023). A longer half-life is caused by changes in metabolism and altered distribution, which can cause changes in body makeup. Furthermore, Poor excretion, especially in people with poor renal function, increases the risk of drug accumulation and possible toxicity. Changes in Renal and Hepatic Function: Changes if the kidneys and…

            Case Study: NOVARTIS AG Institution  Name Course Instructor Date                   Case Study: NOVARTIS AG Abstract Novartis AG is a multinational company that is based in Switzerland. The firm has a lot of critical issues that must be addressed to continue generating revenue in the market. Critical issues facing the company include regulatory hurdles, medicine expiration, portfolio diversification, global competition, and investment in research and development. The company’s SWOT analysis shows the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats facing the company. Furthermore, the case study of the company provides discussion questions and answers. Lastly, various recommendations are provided in the report that can help the company tackle its challenges. Introduction Novartis AG is a Swiss multinational pharmaceutical company that has established itself as a global leader in healthcare. It is working hard to facilitate innovative discoveries in the field of medicine that are aimed at extending the quality of human lives. Being one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world, Novartis is an entity that works in…

Business Questions 1. Bottega Veneta’s value proposition is discreet elegance and fine craftsmanship. Therefore, the brand provides well-designed and sown pieces to ensure that they are elegant and functional to meet the needs of clientele who value quality over quantity. The value proposition is evident in the soft, high-quality leather that is usually woven using the intrecciato material. High-quality weaving is found in its products like bags, clothes, and shows. The technology used is interpreted in its offerings to ensure that the style is more evident than the emphasized logos characteristic of most luxury brands like Gucci. The brand’s value proposition is very different from most of the other luxury brands because, unlike those that use their logos to identify them and, therefore, offer prestige, the offerings of Bottega Veneta can easily be identified through the quality of its weaving. The soft leather and high-quality sowing that is used give the products an identity. Therefore, the buyers expect to express “stealth wealth” when they wear the brand. The brand is also exclusive and innovative because of the rarity that results…