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Specimens, Ordering Labs and Clinical Judgment Laboratory tests utilize serum, plasma, and whole blood. It is important to note that many of these tests are available by point-of-care testing (POCT). Infectious disease assays include cultures by source, targeted cultures to rule out specific pathogens, direct antigen assays, antibody assays, macroscopic and microscopic detection, as well…
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In this project, you will demonstrate your mastery of the following competencies: Make decisions informed by macroeconomic principles and the business cycle Determine the economic impact of historical and current events using models of macroeconomics Assess how changes to macroeconomic policies impact the economy Scenario You have just completed your seven-year term as the chief…
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In this journal activity you will submit a Kaltura video and subjective note, demonstrating your skill in completing a subjective patient interview. Use the Unit 2 Journal Template. You will use a live person volunteer, not a patient, and conduct the interview as a professional medical provider. Prepare in advance with your questions and knowledge…
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Wk 6 – Summative Assessment: Global Expansion Plan [due Mon] Exam Content Question Complete Parts 1 and 2 for this assessment using the same organization selected for the Week 3 summative assessment. Part 1: External Analysis Select a tool to conduct an external analysis (PESTEL analysis, EFE Matrix, or Porter’s Five-Forces analysis). Conduct the analysis,…
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Your Final Exam consists of 2 essay questions with two parts based on the material learned in the last 8 weeks. There is no time limit. You may enter and exit the exam as many times as you like. Each essay response is to be a minimum of 800 words excluding the reference listing. Direct…
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PUBH 6330 WEEK 1 ASSIGNMENT How do public health professionals determine which study design is most effective for informing public health practice? When making this determination, health professionals determine study designs using the following questions: What is the research question? Who is the population of interest? What information needs to be obtained? What is the…
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Healthcare organizations collect an enormous amount of data to measure their outcomes. To make improvements, transform negative measures, and advance positive outcomes further, the data must be communicated with staff. Using analytical tools and mapping assists in identifying the source of a problem, areas requiring change, and displaying the content in a manner that all…
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Clinical Skills Self-Assessment Before embarking on any professional or academic activity, it is important to understand the background, knowledge, and experience you bring to it. You might ask yourself, “What do I already know? What do I need to know? And what do I want to know?” This critical self-reflection is especially important for developing…
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You were recently invited to your alma mater to participate in a clinical judgment roundtable with alums. The audience includes nursing students enrolled in their last term before graduation. You were asked to prepare a one-to-two-page handout for the round table discussion to facilitate a conversation about the outcomes-based dynamic cycle of clinical reasoning and…
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You are a staff nurse voted as the nursing delegate to sit on the Emerging Innovations Steering Committee. In preparing for your first committee meeting, you have read through the last year of meeting minutes and determined what the past nursing delegate had achieved and what future goals were set for this specific role. The…