NUTRITION LABELLING WORKSHEET Using a breakfast cereal (solid food, but not breakfast biscuits, liquid drinks or meal replacements) food label of your choice, complete the following information. Please attach scanned copy(ies) or photos(s) of the product label (including the nutritional panel, ingredients list and any nutrient claims that are made). Ensure the information can be read clearly. This…
National Strategy for Public Health and Medical Preparedness (HSPD 21) Case Assignment Select three U.S. logistics and transportation problems and challenges regarding public health/medical preparedness, and compare with one other country (e.g., Canada, Great Britain, or Japan). Identify and describe at least two lessons learned regarding transportation/transshipment that would be of universal value. Explain your selections. Assignment Expectations Assignments should be 35 pages doublespaced, not counting the cover or reference page. Paper format: (a) Cover page, (b) Header, (c) Body. Submit your assignment by the last day of this module. Relevance—All content is connected to the question. Precision—Specific question is addressed. Statements, facts, and statistics are specific and accurate. Depth of discussion—Present and integrate points that lead to deeper issues. Breadth—Multiple perspectives and references, multiple issues/factors considered. Evidence—Points are wellsupported with facts, statistics and references. Logic—Presented discussion makes sense; conclusions are logically supported by premises, statements, or factual information. Clarity—Writing is concise, understandable, and contains sufficient detail or examples. Objectivity—Avoids use of first person and subjective bias. References—Sources are listed at the end of the paper (APA style preferred). Privacy Policy | Contact Module 4 SLP ( Wrietr: Please write 3 pages with refencence for this assignment National Strategy for Public Health and Medical Preparedness (HSPD 21) Assume that the state most affected by the disaster you selected has an operating capability similar to that of Michigan. A cornerstone of the Michigan Homeland Security Plan is based on the Michigan Emergency Drug Delivery Resource Utilization Network (MEDDRUN), which in turn relies on 18 local area hospital medical helicopters (similar to Life Flight helicopters) to deliver critical medications and medical supplies in case of a disaster. Other states have similar programs. 12 days into the disaster, the National Guard has been activated by the State Governor, and about 90% of needed supplies are secure and being delivered to the local population. The hospital helicopter fleet has been flying virtually nonstop in support of delivering medical supplies, and has been ordered to cease operations for 48 hours following two fatal crashes which destroyed both helicopters and 2,000 pounds of necessary medical supplies each. National Guard helicopters are unavailable to participate in restoring the MEDDRUN capabilities to the 200 Type1 Points of Distribution (PODs), each serving 20,000 people daily in the affected area. So far, local commanders and law enforcement report that there is no violence or looting, but fear that it may soon follow. Explain the impact of the lost capabilities without the MEDDRUN helicopters. What recommendations would you make to restore the lost transportation capabilities over the next 48 hours? What messages would you advise making to the local population, and how would you communicate them? How can you ensure the ability to replace the lost capacity to move nearly 150 tons of medical supplies daily? SLP Assignment Expectations Assignments should be 35 pages doublespaced, not counting the cover or reference page. Paper format: (a) Cover page, (b) Header, (c) Body. Submit your assignment by the last day of this module. Relevance—All content is connected to the question. Precision—Specific question is addressed. Statements, facts, and statistics are specific and accurate. Depth of discussion—Present and integrate points that lead to deeper issues. Breadth—Multiple perspectives and references, multiple issues/factors considered. Evidence—Points are wellsupported with facts, statistics and references. Logic—Presented discussion makes sense; conclusions are logically supported by premises, statements, or factual information. Clarity—Writing is concise, understandable, and contains sufficient detail or examples. Objectivity—Avoids use of first person and subjective bias….
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This is a product based project in which a complete and functional system will be developed with a database using php language. The first part of the dissertation has already been done.. That is 3 chapters which include. Introduction Literature review Justified Methodology Discussion of link Award. All those above chapters has been already done…..
Based in the following journal, please complete the following topics: 1Evaluation strategies 2 Conclusions Restrictions of Roles of Nurse Practitioners and Advanced Practice Nurses DeVonn Bourg, Curt Miller, Arahis Mola, and Neliudis Navarro Kaplan University Restrictions of Roles of Nurse Practitioners and Advanced Practice Nurses Since the 1960s when nurse practitioners (NPs) first began to practice, they have been pushing for more independence to practice to the full capability of their knowledge and training. When the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was implemented, NPs were an integral part of the health care plan because they would be used to provide services that physicians traditionally provided, but would presumably be too busy for once the ACA was fully implemented. However, only about half of the states in the United States allow NPs to practice independently, which includes opening and managing a clinic, prescribing medications, and several other services that NPs are perfectly capable of providing for patients. The other half of the states either have some restrictions on practice or require NPs to practice only under the authority of a physician. In terms of the ACA, that caused the health care systems in the many states who restrict NPs to be backed up and needing to hire more physicians, when they could just change their policy toward NPs and solve the problem. However, there is strong opposition to NPs practicing independently and most of it comes from physicians. The American Medical Association (AMA) says that doctors, NPs, registered nurses and other health care professionals should all act as a team to give the patient the best care possible. NPs agree, but also think that easing some of the burden on doctors would make health care better. The AMA and other physicians groups say that allowing NPs to practice would create two classes of medical care: poorer people would go to NPs for their medical care and wealthier people would see a doctor. Yet, they forget that an NP is limited in his/her knowledge compared to a doctor, and if an issue arose that a doctor should address, NPs usually have referral privileges. The Proposed Policy Change The policy change that should occur is that NPs should be given the freedom to practice independently in every state. If those states who do not have such laws in place already wanted to implement the change incrementally, that would be a good compromise. However, the states that do not allow NPs to practice independently should start doing so for the good of patients, the ACA, and the economy. Agenda Setting Moving the policy change of removal of restrictions of NPs and APNs up the legislative ladder, in order to gain attention from the government, is called agenda setting (Furlong, 2016).  The agenda is to include, but not limited to: (1) decreasing, if not eliminating, restrictions on NPs and APNs, (2) all NPs and APNs to practice at full scope of practice, (3) help the growing population that has new healthcare by introducing more providers to the areas.            Model or Theory Many barriers exist to the proposed change. Of course, the opposition from the AMA and other physicians groups are the biggest barrier to overcome. Iglehart (2013) of the New England Journal of Medicine explains that the AMA criticizes studies that show how successful NPs are, yet the studies exist. Physicians groups emphasize how the successes are due to physicianled teams, so they conclude that physicians should lead teams. However, the studies are done in states where NPs are allowed to practice independently too. The research by the AMA and state medical societies has shown that most states that allow such practices do not document which nurse practitioners actually have independent practices (pp. 19371938). In other words, some of the studies may have been done on independent NPs, who are not on a doctorled team. This means that recent studies that do separate the two should be done to start the implementation of a federal law/policy that allows NPs to practice independently.  Another barrier to independent practice for NPs is the payer model that the ACA uses. Hain and Fleck (2014) of the OJIN: The Online Journal of Issues in Nursing explain that in states where NPs are allowed to practice independently or semiindependently, restrictive scopeofpractice may lead to stricter payer policies limiting NPs ability to practice independently (Hain & Fleck, 2014). This means that another part of the model for change would have to address the payment issue for NPs. Academic structures promoting global health nursing need to place strong emphasis on increasing nursing role in global health policymaking in order to improve care of patient populations. Global health nursing should…
Assignment Task Case study: It is permissible to make assumptions by adding to the case study details given below, provided the essence of the case study is neither changed nor undermined in any way by what is added. Task: You have been called in as a Management Consultant to advise the Senior Management Team on…
Context: Food & wine events are important in the promotion of Australian gastronomy as many producers are based in rural locations and often do not have the ability to self-promote on a major scale. These events bring a range of producers together and therefore attract domestic and international gastronomic tourists who would have otherwise been…
Topic: Read and review the Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District Case. Answer the following questions in regards to the case: School officials may not punish student speech unless they can clearly demonstrate that it will cause a substantial disruption of normal school activities. What is a “substantial disruption?” What if an argument…
The four key elements of professional regulation have been identified as health professional registration, the setting of standards and codes, accreditation and the management of risk to the public through complaints handling (Chiarella & White, 2013). With reference to relevant disciplinary case law (from UK, Australia or New Zealand) and peer reviewed professional literature, explain…
Although the list could be extensively longer, Barr & McClellan identify their top nine common pitfalls. Which pitfall do you feel is most often the culprit of budget crisis and why? How could this be avoided? (1 page with textbook reference + two additional references) Up until recently, the Fair Labor Standards Act overtime pay…
