Business Plan for Takeda Oncology to enter Vietnam’s _______ for oncology drugs through a joint venture with Sanofi Vietnam Introduction (first paragraph of paper body) State the purpose of the paper Tell what the paper will do Name the industry, country and company Company Description (Week 2 company profile) Company type of business and industry…
Apply Tichy’s approach to the same organization you selected and used for the assignment Next, research how organizations have implemented various approaches to handle change. Interpret how the change initiative could help the organization maximize its future success Total references 9 Total pages 9 Headings 1. Apply Tichy`s “TCP” theory approach to Change Initiatives for attached paper (organization paper attached) (3 References) a. Technical including activities and elements that serve to production operations and solving the associated problems. b. Cultural concerning the components of the organizational culture and the dominant ideology. c. Political encompassing practices and activities aiming to sharing power in the organization. 2. Discussion on How Two Organizations Implemented Approaches to Manage Change (3 references) a. Identify and describe steps each organization implemented b. Results achieved by each organization 3. Interpret and Discuss how Change Initiatives Help Organizations Maximize Future Success (3 References)
Write an essay (no more than four pages) on what techniques a design engineer may use for rapid prototyping in his / her designs. When writing this essay the student should take into consideration the following points. • Advantages and disadvantages if the various techniques. • Cost implications (both financial and time restraints) • Health and Safety Issues of each technique.
Taking into account all of the following readings: (Plato, The Bible, Saussure, Derrida), examine the relation between speech and writing in the Western tradition and its implications for literary criticism by answering the following question: Does Jacques Derrida’s essay “Plato’s Pharmacy” undermine the traditional relation between speech and writing in the West as exemplified by Plato’s Phaedrus, and what is the broader relevance of this question for the practice of literary criticism?
These are the questions and instructions of Linkage mapping Assignment: Linkage mapping in Arabidopsis; What is linkage mapping? What are different populations and markers used for linkage mapping? How sequencing technologies revolutionised marker development? How genetic mapping differs from physical mapping? Define Haldane and Kosambi mapping functions, please make two maps using Kosambi and Haldane mapping functions and explain how/why they differ from each other. What are uses of genetic maps? Explain different steps in map construction? Etc Discussion
Read each case analysis and complete the following: 5 review of systems (ROS) questions 5 physical assessment techniques that would be conducted in a focused physical exam Each case must include 5 ROS questions and 5 physical assessment techniques 1. P. W., a 23 yearold recent immigrant, has come to the health care center complaining of night sweats, recent weight loss, and a decrease in energy level. Sputum is blood tinged. 2. G. E., a 52yearold social worker, has been treated for a deep vein thrombosis for two days. He calls the nurse to come to his room right away. When the nurse arrives, she sees that he is apprehensive, restless, diaphoretic, and extremely anxious. His PaO2 is 82% (previously had been 97% on room air), his heart rate is 116 beats per minute and his blood pressure is 100/56 mm Hg. He is complaining of a sharp chest pain that gets worse when he breathes in and has shortness of breath. Note: For grading purposes, please be sure that ROS and PE are pertinent to the case study. For the review of systems, do not list singly: pain assessment, aggravatoring factors, rating, medications, etc. This is one question as PQRSTU. For the physical assessment, do not include diagnostic/laboratory testing.
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It is often thought today that the indigenous peoples of the Americas no longer exist or are a “dying” people. But this is far from true, as the Prayers music video “Mexica” powerfully asserts. In that video, the musical duo Prayers offer a narrative of cultural resistance to a traditional history of the Americas that erases indigenous presences, and it does so forcefully through formal musical qualities (drums, repeated bass riff, repeated “Mexica!”), through language (lots of “fuck” and other curses; quick tempo of the rap), through imagery (the skull warrior of the past dancing in LA amidst Chicanos of today; images of historic Chicano art and protest sites), and so on. “Mexica,” in other words,” is a word of resistance art, an art that stubbornly and emphatically resists the erasure and oppression felt by its creators, that channels resistance through art on behalf of the populations of marginalized people that the creators (seek to) represent. Write a minimum 500word essay discussing how Sesshu Foster’s novel Atomik Aztex acts as a form of resistance art against historical narratives that erase indigenous peoples’ presence in contemporary American life and in its long history, since 1492. What imagery, tactics of language, and stories does Foster use to “enliven” and revive the history of indigenous peoples, like the Aztex, for his readers? How does Foster’s Atomik Aztex respond to Eduardo Galeano’s notion of Latin America (a geopolitical region to which the Mexiko of the Aztex no doubt belongs) as “the region of open veins” (2)—first, what does Galeano mean; second, how does Foster respond? What do you make of the fact that the Aztex in Foster’s alternate history (or in one of the alternate possible worlds of the omniverse) are vicious slavers whose society purportedly runs on human sacrifice of Europian slaves? What point is Foster making, especially in connection with Galeano’s idea of Latin America’s “open veins”? How does Foster connect these events in the Aztek world to American history in his narrative? What, ultimately, does it mean to think about Cortés’s conquest (or not) of the Aztecs in 1521—and the earlier event of Columbus’s “discovery” of the Caribbeans in 1492—as a nexus point for “American” history when these events did not take place in the United States? Why do they matter to contemporary “Americans”? You do not need to answer these particular questions, nor in the order they are presented. The above are merely prompts to guide your thinking about the ways in which Atomik Aztex works as a piece of resistance art, framed by Galeano’s conceptualization of the history of early Latin America/colonial interactions from Open Veins of Latin America. Make your references clear using page numbers and author names; no bibliography necessary. Do not rely on outside sources, only those read for class. You should provide at least three examples from the novel, as well as references from the course readings (Galeano, Zinn) where you feel they are needed
Purpose The purpose of this assignment is to Provide learners with the opportunity to integrate knowledge and skills learned throughout this course Directly apply principles and knowledge learned in the course to problem solving of population health problems in their own geographic areas. Course Outcomes This assignment enables the student to meet the following course…
This assignment consists of two (2) sections: a marketing plan and sales strategy, and a marketing budget. Note: You must submit both sections as separate files for the completion of this assignment. For the first six (6) months your company is in business—to give you time to perfect your product and to learn from actual customers—you will…
