[Solved] Healthy People 2030 Sets

[Solved] Healthy People 2030 Sets

 According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2022), “Social determinants of health (SDOH) are the nonmedical factors that influence health outcomes. They are the conditions in which people are born, grow, work, live, and age, and the wider set of forces and systems shaping the conditions of daily life… SDOH are one of three priority areas for Healthy People 2030, along with health equity and health literacy. Healthy People 2030 sets data-driven national objectives in five key areas of SDOH: healthcare access and quality, education access and quality, social and community context, economic stability, and neighborhood and built environment. Some examples of SDOH included in Healthy People 2030 are safe housing, transportation, and neighborhoods; polluted air and water; and access to nutritious foods and physical health opportunities”.  

[Solved] Newly Hired Health Care

[Solved] Newly Hired Health Care

 

You are a newly hired health care manager. Your director emphasizes the importance of being ethical in all aspects of your new position as it will earn you trust and respect among your team.

Discuss the following questions with your class:

  • What is the role of a health care manager when facing an ethical decision?
  • How would you handle an ethical conflict? Provide an example.

[Solved] Current Article Regarding Aca

[Solved] Current Article Regarding Aca

 

Instructions

When writing a critical review of an article, you will need to summarize, evaluate, and offer critical comments on the ideas and information that the author(s) present in the article.  These articles should coincide with the theories/information presented for the designated week. 

Now that you have a foundation regarding the Afford Care Act. There has been considerable discussion regarding changes that have occurred and changes yet to come. Please research a current article regarding ACA changes, nothing earlier than 2014. The article critique you turn in must be in the format below. Your goal should be to analyze the findings or arguments, evaluate and comment on the article.  It is important to apply the economic concepts for this week and/or previous weeks, to your analysis. Article critiques will be in the following format.

Introduction

  • Give the title of the article and name of the author(s) and provide a full citation of the article. Identify the writer by profession or importance.
  • Identify the purpose of the article.
  • Tell what the research question or point of the article is and explain why it is interesting and important. Give your overall impression.
  • It is important that the introductory paragraph include a thesis-type statement which identifies the main points you will be discussing in the analysis section of the review.

Analysis

  • Describe the results or conclusion the author came to in the article.
  • Write an analytical summary of the main findings, arguments, or conclusions of the article/study using economic judgements.
  • Discuss the strengths and usefulness of the article/study.
  • Discuss what you learned from the article and if you recommend it to other students.
  • Support your analysis with quotations and/or specific examples throughout.

Conclusion

  • Summarize the previous discussion.
  • Make a final judgment on the value of the article.
  • State what you learned from the article.
  • Comment on the future implications of the research.

Format

Always remember to apply APA format and properly cite the resources per the APA citation style. Failure to cite your sources is considered plagiarism and is against the academic integrity policy for this course. 

Expectations

Each critique is worth 50 points and will be evaluated on the rubric below. You will need to evaluate at least 2 of your peers as well as evaluate your own critique based on the rubric

[Solved] 5 83 –

[Solved] 5 83 –

 The Introduction to  Teaching STEM Literacy : a constructivist approach for Ages 3 to 8: states that “children are born curious. They are scientists and engineers from the first time they reach out to explore their world.” Piaget asks us to provide a rich environment for children to flourish, and Vygotsky leads us through scaffolding the child in their ZPD and social interactions. Children need both to succeed in their life’s journey.To prepare for this Journal, you must first use the assigned material using the below links to access the readings through the Post Library:

After reading both resources, think of both messages and your preconceived thoughts and ideas. Reflect on the following statements and then choose any three to explain if you agree or disagree with them and why. 

  1. Many believe “real” STEM learning does not occur until children are older.  
  2. When we say children are “born scientists,” we are not just being cute. Children are intentionally exploring their environments.
  3. The role of a good STEM teacher is often to resist directly answering children’s questions.
  4. Children become more knowledgeable about STEM topics when they are immersed in them.
  5. Teachers can begin to discover ways to infuse STEM practices and concepts into their existing curriculum.

Your Journal entry must meet the minimum length requirement of a paragraph of approximately 150 words. It needs to be well written and clearly organized using standard English, characterized by strong writing style elements, and free from grammar, punctuation, usage, and spelling errors. 

[Solved] Encountered Serious Learning Problems

[Solved] Encountered Serious Learning Problems

  

Read about the 7 steps of the INCLUDE strategy for adjusting instruction. The descriptions of the 7 steps begin on page 140 of your textbook and go through the top of 150. Additionally, the components of INCLUDE are illustrated in Figure 5.2 on page 151. Pages 151-middle of 176 provide you specific information about each item illustrated in Figure 5.2. 

After reviewing this content, read the student case studies below and choose one you want to focus on for your work using the INCLUDE strategy.

Case Studies

WO LIN

 Wo Lin is an 11-year-old bilingual female who came to this country from Malaysia two years ago. She has encountered serious learning problems resulting primarily from her physical disability, time lost from school during surgery, and relocation to the U.S. Wo has poor circulation in her hands and feet that causes swelling and discoloration of her fingers and toes. Extremely motivated to learn and from an educationally ambitious family, she is keenly aware of her failure and very anxious in academic situations. This results in further impairment of her performance.

 Academically, she is far below the fifth grade in reading, spelling, and arithmetic. She reads at a low third grade level, with good overall comprehension based on context, but with many common words unknown to her. Auditory discrimination of consonant blends and knowledge of the consonant sound-symbol relationship are inadequate. In addition, she confuses some of the short vowel sounds and is unsure of the long vowels. 

Wo Lin has not read enough in English to develop a sufficiently large sight vocabulary to cope with the assignments given her. In arithmetic, she can perform the basic operations, but she lacks the reading ability required to complete word problems. In addition, she has difficulty completing multi-step problems such as three-digit multiplication or long division. Finally, her physical condition makes holding pencils and crayons difficult. Her poor handwriting and artwork are a source of embarrassment to her.

Wo Lin is an extremely pleasant student who makes friends easily and enjoys group activities during classes or at recess. She is the middle child in a two-parent family. Her siblings are academically average brothers who are very protective of Wo in social situations.

[Solved] Home Equity Loans Become

[Solved] Home Equity Loans Become

Discussion 1.2

Why Are Financial Institutions Special? Financial Services: Depository Institutions

Discussion 2.1

Explain what is the primary function of finance companies? Provide an example.

Discussion 2.2

What is the function of institutional venture capital firms?

Case Study 2.1

  1. What is the primary function of finance companies? How do finance companies differ from depository institutions?
  2. What are the three major types of finance companies? To which market segments do each of these types of companies provide service? 
  3. What have been the major changes in the accounts receivable balances of finance companies over the 38-year period from 1977 to 2015?
  4. What are the major types of consumer loans? Why are the rates charged by consumer finance companies typically higher than those charged by commercial banks?
  5. Why have home equity loans become popular? What are securitized mortgage assets? 
  6. What advantages do finance companies have over commercial banks in offering services to small business customers? What are the major subcategories of business loans? Which category is the largest?
  7. What have been the primary sources of financing for finance companies?  

[Solved] 4 Slide Digital Presentation

[Solved] 4 Slide Digital Presentation

 

Create an 3-4 slide digital presentation to explain and guide fellow colleagues in how to implement them in their classrooms.

The presentation should include two examples of technology (Virtual reality and Smart board) to enhance instruction in STEM. Include the following for each technology example:

  • Explain how the technology will engage students in learning and promote growth and development.
  • Discuss how the technology will meet the diverse needs of students, and help develop a variety of cross-disciplinary skills.
  • Describe a potential challenge that can present itself when using each technology.

Digital presentation should include graphics that are relevant to the content, visually appealing, and use space appropriately.

 Support your presentation with a minimum of 2 scholarly resources. 

[Solved] Single Woman Would Pick

[Solved] Single Woman Would Pick

 Well, it is undoubtedly that not a single woman would pick up your cosmetic products if you cannot appeal them with such gorgeous cosmetic boxes. Do note that women are beautiful creatures, and therefore, they would get attracted to beautiful things immediately. Thus, the main key is obvious, present the beauty and fashionable looks, then you would get yourself loyal customers. 

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[Solved] Class Tomorrow Without

[Solved] Class Tomorrow Without

Please help with draft a response to the following:

 If I go to class tomorrow without having done the reading, my professor will call on me and be angry that I am not prepared. However, if I stay up all night, which is what I would have to do to catch up on the reading, he will be angry because I will be too tired to stay awake in class. The above argument is constructed to lead to what conclusions? 

[Solved] Health Care Administrators Might

[Solved] Health Care Administrators Might

APA format, in-text citation, references included

Part 1: ( half page)

A brief explanation of what types of barriers that health care administrators might face during the implementation process of a marketing plan. Then, propose two strategies that health care administrators might use to best address the barriers identified, and explain why.

Part 2: 2 pages( See attachment for part 2)

  • Provide a brief explanation of how you might implement your marketing plan. Be sure to include the timeline, time frame, and any tools needed to implement your marketing plan.
  • Explain two potential barriers that might affect the implementation process and one way in which you might address one barrier. Be specific and use examples to illustrate your points.