Soc Theory: Marx

In his major work Capital Marx set out his analysis of the commodity and its power (the fetishism of commodities) which led to his analysis of capital in general (M-C-M) with its three types: merchant, industrial and interest-bearing. First, spell out these two dimensions of Marx’s analysis of modern capitalism-the commodity and its fetishism as well as the nature of capital in general and two of its particular three types: merchant and industrial. Here you should focus your answer on explaining in some detail the nature of capital in general and the specific details of merchant and manufacturing capital. Then, you should turn to Marx’s analysis of the social relations of production of capitalist society. Here you need to spell out the role of the capitalist as the living support of the process of capital accumulation, as well as how the labor-power of the wage-laborer is the only source for increases in exchange-value that creates surplus value for the capitalist. Finally, discuss why Marx believed that the normal functioning of capital would lead to the centralization and concentration of capital.

Compare two countries with different economic systems

To writer, you can choose the title.
Here are the instructions I received from my professor-
Compare two countries with different economic systems. One of the two countries must be
the USA. Write a short introduction ending with a thesis statement. The thesis statement should include the two countries chosen and answer the following questions: Which country would be the best place to live? Which country would be the best place to start your business?

Nike Inc

Please read the attach papers and do a Summary & Recommendations (no more than 5 full content pages, excluding
graphs/tables)
Recommendations must reflect your industry and organizational analysis. Provide a set
of recommendations based on your analysis, especially the SWOT analysis. Your
recommendations must address the opportunities, threats, strengths and weaknesses of
your analysis. Prioritize the opportunities, threats, strengths, and weaknesses that you
identified. Address them in descending order in this section, addressing the most
important first and in the greatest detail. Recommendations should capitalize on
opportunities and strengths and minimize threats and weaknesses. Provide a
justification for each recommendation. In some cases, you may choose not to take
advantage of an industry opportunity. If this is the case, defend your decision.
Be certain your recommendations are reasonable (that the company could implement them)
and make fiscal sense. Discuss how your recommendations should be financed. You may
want to give a schedule (time frame) for implementation of your recommendations.
You need to provide a summary of SWOT analysis before you give detailed list of the
recommendations. Based on the above SWOT analysis, produce reasonable and justifiable
recommendations in this section. In your recommendations, comment about the organization’s
profit for future competitiveness and success. What does the organization have to do right to
succeed (organization’s Critical Success Factors)? What are the expected results in terms of short- and long-term profitability and survival? short- and long-term profitability and survival?
Use the references provided from the other papers

Persuasive Speech Outline: why the FDA should change its regulations and how to follow proper effectiveness and medical care.

– The outline Template I have attached is the form everything has to go in. Be very specific on each and every points

– I also want to keep the same topic: because that’s what I said I was doing to my professor and my classmates

– Please put words I can easily pronounce while giving this speech please and thank you

– The class is COM/ Public Speaking

– I also had said 1 page but it might be 2-3 pages. I do not know.

– PLAGIRISM FREE

-Anything that is not listed on the intructions are in the files I have uploaded

– Lastly, If you have any questions please feel to shoot a message and I’ll try to answer as best as I can.

delegation and time management

i did upload all the relevent material including instruction, template, sample essay.

This Assignment contain two seprate part (1) 1000 word professional development plan
(2) 2000 word essay (reflective) which will buid upon identified need on 1000 word PDP.
Basically this is leadership module essay so need to use GIBB’S cycle and when talk about
leadrship need to think about leadership styl. specially i would like to use transformational
leadership style. all of these provided in uploaded files.

Writing a purpose statement

Write a paper explaining how the purpose statement functions differently in different types of research studies. Include at least
three types of studies in your discourse.

Incorporate a minimum of 5 current (published within last five years) scholarly journal articles or primary legal sources (statutes, court opinions) within your work.

Life Cycle of Claim

The life cycle of a medical claim can be very confusing for new staff. Each staff member plays a different part in contributing to the claim and pertinent documentation or submission of the claim. Nurses and clinical staff may not have as much to do with filling out claims forms as billers do, but they need to know what types of insurances require additional documentation and forms; front desk staff will need to know when to collect coinsurance and balance bills and when to ask for secondary insurances; coders will need to know any special coding requirements for secondary insurances. Billers will need to understand the entire cycle.
In this scenario, you are playing the role of a trainer and you will create a essay explaining the left cycle of a claim to new employees.

In the essay it should explain the Life Cycle of a Claim (the points below)
Patient Pre-Registration
Establish Financial Responsibility
Patient Check-in & Check-out
Superbill (Encounter Form)
Prepare and Transmit the Claim
Monitor Payer Adjudication
Generate Patient Statement
Follow up Payments and Collections

Reflection on Brawley Chapters 1-11

We have read Chapters 1-11 in Brawley. In this assignment, we would like you to dig deep and contemplate your feelings and reactions about the realities in medicine revealed by Brawley to this point. Please provide a personal reflection. We’d like your spontaneous thoughts, insights, and personal strategies. Formal writing and format are not required. Let your thoughts flow. Clear writing is appreciated. Please answer the following three questions.

1. Please describe three concerning realities in health care Brawley illuminated that resonate the loudest for you. Why did these issues land at the top of your list?
2. Please describe three values/assumptions you held before reading Brawley that you are seriously reconsidering. Why?
3. Assuming you work in an environment where your top concern in #1 is affecting clients, contemplate how you would handle your moral distress as a professional nurse. Using the concepts of direct advocacy for your client and organized advocacy for a specific population, describe steps you would take to improve outcomes related to this issue at the individual and population levels. Who else on the healthcare team would you involve?
The length of your reflection should be 2 pages.

How We Do Harm: A Doctor Breaks Ranks About Being Sick in America
by Otis Webb Brawley, M.D with Paul Goldberg

Course Syllabus

You will develop a syllabus for an 8-week undergraduate nursing course in your area of interest that conveys the essential components of that course to the learner. Schools commonly establish guidelines and formats for information to be included in all syllabi developed for nursing courses. To deter misunderstandings, many institutions require all syllabi to include specific statements about institutional, departmental, and course policies on academic integrity, students with disabilities, and diversity.

For the purpose of this assignment, required information to be included in your course syllabus is minimal. However, syllabi do not have to be simple, typed documents. You may choose to incorporate additional information (graphics, photos, comics, or designs) and other creative elements. However, be sure your syllabus includes at least the required information listed under the assignment guidelines section below in order to be considered for full credit.

Please note: You may not copy a syllabus to turn in. Make this syllabus your own ideal of teaching your chosen course. Have fun and be creative with this assignment. You will be utilizing your developed syllabus in weeks 6 and 7 to develop a teaching plan and mini-presentation,

Assignment Guidelines

When preparing your syllabus, pay attention to the organization and layout to ensure it is easy to read. Your syllabus should set the tone for your course and convey enthusiasm for the course topic; show how your course fits into a broader picture; communicate what, when, and how students will learn; clarify what students need to do to be successful; and communicate your expectations of student performance to satisfactorily complete your 8-week course.

Your course syllabus should include:

General information about the course: The instructor’s name (you), course title, course number, course credit hours, class days and time period (start and end times), class location (room number), and any prerequisites. You may also wish to include your office hours and contact information.
A course description: A description of the course and how students will benefit; this is similar to a catalog description of a course.
Course outcome objectives expected: A list of outcome statements describing the knowledge and skills that you expect students to have learned after completing your 8-week course. Your objectives should be:
Appropriate to course and educational level
Realistic and clear
Stated in measurable terms
Required materials and learning resources: Textbook(s), supplies, and anything you may require students to bring to class each day
Instructional methods and activities: List the teaching strategies and approaches you plan to use for students to achieve the learning objectives (e.g., lecture, games, inquiry, discussions). If appropriate, you may want to include any special events or activities (e.g., field trips, experiments, guest speakers, projects). Note: This section is a list of your instructional methods and activities and not an explanation or description of how they will be implemented.
Classroom policies or rules: This section should include any policies or rules that are specific to your course (e.g., classroom behavior, absenteeism, tardiness, late assignments, makeup work, and tests).
Evaluation methods: This section should include all graded course requirements with the percent value (of the total course grade) for each requirement. This is where you list each of the course requirements or means of evaluating student learning (e.g., tests, quizzes, assignments, presentations, group work).
You do not need to provide a rubric for grading each of the course requirements, guidelines, and grading criteria.
You do need to provide the total percent value or the grade weight of each requirement.
If using tests or quizzes, state the number of tests or quizzes and the grade weight for each.
Note: As part of your teaching plan and presentation during weeks 6 and 7, you will provide guidelines and grading criteria (a rubric) for one of your required assignments.
An outline and general time line of the course content: This section should be a table or flowchart depicting a schedule of the content to be covered over the 8-week period. In addition to the content, your table or flowchart should include:
Estimated dates for when you plan to cover the content. Specific dates are not necessary, but some time line estimate should be provided (e.g., week 1 or class 1)
Any activities, assignments, and tests, etc., with corresponding due dates
Required readings for each date and any supplemental or suggested readings you may want to list