Month: July 2017

This analytical essay will be an analysis of themes and styles of the poem “A Poison Tree” by William Blake. The essay should have quotes from the text.

Use five sources about topic Kaizen. I need the annotated bibliography, outline and research paper(1200 words) Use APA style.

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Public Policy Proposal For this final paper, assume the role of a policy analyst working for an advocacy organization or interest group. You will not write this paper in the first person, but instead write it on behalf of your organization. You may choose to write on behalf of a real advocacy organization or interest group, or you may invent one. Your organization is either advocating (1) for retaining something that a public health related law or regulation currently requires, or (2) for changing something in law or regulation to make a public policy or program more effective. Ask if you are unsure about what to select as your topic. You will write this paper to the lead official in the Executive Branch of the federal government responsible for (or otherwise with an interest in) the public health related law, regulation or program about which you are writing. Be sure to identify this official, somehow, in the proposal. Also be sure to identify and define the problem that your Public Policy Proposal seeks to address. The best place to do this is at the very beginning, or near to the beginning, of the policy proposal. “(Policy) Proposals usually represent organized, or group, interest in solving a problem” (Catherine Smith, Writing Public Policy). “There is no typical format for policy proposals” (Smith); but the organization for whom you are working may prescribe a particular format. For general guidance, see “Petitions and Proposals: Request Action or Propose Policy” by Catherine Smith (posted with these instructions). The important point to note about a Public Policy Proposal is that it is in a form of policy analysis, and not “just” an informational or promotional statement about a policy. In this sense, the Public Policy Proposal shares some of the characteristics of a Position Paper (that you critiqued) in that it presents reasons (the “why”) for addressing a problem and adopting a given public policy position; but it also shares some of the characteristics of a White Paper or Decision Memorandum (that you practiced regarding organ donation) or similar decision making tool in that it briefly analyzes the potential feasibility and efficacy of the public policy action that your organization is proposing (the “how”). Imagine that the Public Policy Proposal is a “call to action.” Lastly, think about the frame in which you want the Executive Branch agency official to view the problem that you are addressing, and use language in your policy proposal that invokes that frame and is persuasive in its argument. The length must be 1,200 to 1,500 words, not including references. APA citation rules are recommended but not required for this paper. Tips to help you with this assignment: The task at hand can be simplified, along these lines. If you are having trouble getting started, make sure that you have done these things, roughly in this order. Read this carefully – it will seem complicated, but if you break it down into small parts, it is not: 1) Read the chapter on Policy Proposals in Writing Public Policy. It is an optional reading, but helpful. 2) Prepare an outline of your final paper to guide your writing – before you actually begin to write the policy proposal. 3) Consider using this structure for your paper: page 1 (background to the issue and problem definition); page 2 (development of the argument for a particular solution); and pages 3-4 (completion of the argument and conclusion to the paper). One Additional Tip/caution Since you are advocating for a public policy, you must be careful to propose a structurally realistic action — something that is both constitutional and logistically possible. Avoid creating a proposal that comes mostly out of your imagination. A well-done policy proposal is usually NOT one that presents original ideas since public health related laws, regulations and programs are such complex undertakings. Rely on ideas that have already been proposed and carefully considered, and for which you can find reliable sources/ references about your public health policy issue.

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) was passed into legislation in March of 2010. Identify the impact of this legislation on your nursing practice by choosing two key nursing provisions outlined in the American Nurses Association “Key Provisions Related to Nursing” summary at http://www.rnaction.org/site/DocServer/KeyProvisions_Nursing-PublicLaw.pdf?docID=1241&verID=1. Discuss how these two provisions have impacted, or will impact, your current practice of nursing.

due in 2 days an synthesis essay 2 pages double space

In a well-written history essay of no fewer than 400 original words, answer the following question after reading the selection. Be sure to put a word count excluding titles and quotes on the paper. This is a story being told by a mother raised in another country to her daughter who has grown up in the United States. Dont use outside resources Use your own personal thoughts Why is the mother telling the story to the daughter and what do you think the daughter makes of the story?

2500 words. To explain one or two folklore and give examples to describe folklore,and you can choose verbal folklore, customary folklore, and material folklore.

Assignment: Risk and Resilience Factors Resilience factors, such as a strong social support system, can contribute to a soldier’s ability to cope with traumatic events during deployment and can ultimately facilitate his or her readjustment upon returning home. Similarly, risk factors, such as prior exposure to trauma, can be detrimental to a soldier’s ability to cope during deployment and can impair his or her readjustment upon returning home. There are exceptions, of course. For example, even the most resilient soldier can be pushed beyond his or her capacity to cope with a traumatic event. Conversely, a soldier who exhibits risk factors will not necessarily develop a psychological disorder. This is why assessment is critical at all stages of a soldier’s exposure to combat and war. In this Assignment, you will analyze risk and resilience factors associated with soldiers in two case studies. Then, based on your analysis, you will determine which soldier might have a greater risk for developing a combat-related psychological disorder. To prepare for this Assignment: Pay particular attention to specific risk and resilience factors related to pre-deployment background, deployment-related experiences and perceptions, and post-deployment events and circumstances. Focus on pre-deployment, war-zone, and post-deployment risk and resilience factors. Consider the relationship between risk and resilience factors and posttraumatic stress symptomology. Review the Week 8 Case Studies. Reflect on each specialist’s social support system and exposure to trauma before, during, and after deployment. Also, consider the living and working conditions and combat experiences of each specialist during deployment. Identify risk and resilience factors related to pre-deployment, deployment, and post-deployment for both specialists in the case studies. Based on each specialist’s risk and resilience factors, consider who might have a greater risk for developing a combat-related psychological disorder and why. The Assignment: (1–2 pages) Analyze the risk and resilience factors in each Case Study. Include a brief description of each factor and explain why you think each is a risk or resilience factor. Based on your analysis, explain which of the two combat veterans you think might have a greater risk for developing a combat-related psychological disorder and why. Be specific. Support your Assignment with specific references to all resources used in its preparation. By Day 7

For your Final Paper, you will apply concepts, principles, and theories presented in the course as they relate to a specific type of disaster, crisis, or trauma of your choice. Your paper should be 10–12 pages (not including references, title page, or abstract), double-spaced, with proper APA formatting. Your paper must include all of the following elements: • A minimum of 10 references (in addition to any course readings that you may wish to reference) • A description of the type of disaster, crisis, or trauma you selected • An explanation of the crisis intervention approach you would use to respond to the disaster, crisis, or trauma • An analysis of ethical, legal, and multicultural considerations related to the disaster, crisis, or trauma • An assessment of the potential impact of the disaster, crisis, or trauma including the following areas: o Affect o Behavior o Cognition o Development o Ecosystems • An explanation of the global impact of the disaster, crisis or trauma • A description of the crisis intervention strategies and skills (including Psychological First Aid) you would use and an explanation of how you would use each • An explanation of the potential long-term psychological effects (e.g., transcrisis state, PTSD) of the disaster, crisis, or trauma • A description of potential risk and resilience factors and an explanation of how each might impact recovery • An analysis of trends and/or future research related to the disaster, crisis, or trauma Although the Final Paper is not to be submitted until Day 7 of Week 10, you should become familiar with the paper requirements and have them in mind as you proceed through the course. Be sure to protect the identity of any real persons used in your paper. No identifying information should be used. The Final Paper will be evaluated according to the Final Project Rubric. The Final Paper is worth 39% of your final grade. ©