Information Visualization- EHR Design, Functionality, and Usability Course

EHR Design, Functionality, and Usability

Research: What data do you utilize on a daily basis? Using the principles learned in Information Visualization, is the data you are using visually appropriate? What is or is not appropriate? Would you make any changes?
Assignment: Write a brief report that answers the above questions.
Criteria:
1) 1 pages in length.
2) Double-spaced throughout paper; use 1” margins on all sides; use 12 pt. Arial, Calibri or a similar font
3) Drop boxes are to be used for paper submission. Do not submit papers via email.
4) Be sure the document file is labeled thus: firstname_lastname_lesson_8.
5) Assignments will be evaluated using the rubric in your syllabus

Probability and Statistics Project

EVERYTHING THAT IS WRITTEN HERE YOU CAN DOWNLOAD FROM THE FILE SECTION!!

Probability and Statistics Project – Due Tuesday, 3/15 at 11:59pm.
Directions In this project, you are going to graphically present and calculate statistics of a set of data that you gather. In addition, you will use the data to answer various probability/counting questions. The information in the file will instruct you on how to gather your data and what you will then do with the data.
The Data You will gather the ages (in years) of all of your immediate family members (parents, siblings) and extended family members (grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins). You should gather no more than 20 ages (in the case that you have a large family).
Graphically Presenting the Data You will be presenting the data in a number of ways. Use a separate page for each. 1. A table, with all the data present, that shows the individuals, their relationship to you, and age. 2. A stem-and-leaf plot that shows all the ages in your set of data. 3. A stem-and-leaf plot that shows all the ages of males and females “back-to-back”. 4. A bar graph that shows the number of individuals in the age categories below. Babies (0-1); Children (2 – 12); Teens (13-19); Young Adults (20 – 29); Adults (30 – 69); Seniors (70+)
Statistics Calculate and present the following statistics for your data. You may use StatCrunch, but you need to do screen captures of the results and paste them in your project paper. Please number them and present them in a neat and organized manner. Use a separate sheet for each item.
Mean, median and mode age for all data.
Find quartiles and draw a boxplot for all data.

Mean, median and mode age for all males.
Find quartiles and draw a boxplot for all males.
Mean, median and mode age for all females.
Find quartiles and draw a boxplot for all females.
Probability Use your collected data to answer the questions that appear on the “Probability/Counting Questions” page. Show all work. If you use StatCrunch, make screen captures and place them in the document.
Project Materials/Assembly
Your project should include a title page with your name and the date. All of the pages of the project should be in the order mentioned above.
Grading The following will be used in determining your grade: completeness, accuracy, neatness, organization, and presentation.
Your project will be due on Tuesday, March 15 by 11:59pm. It should be uploaded in the Folder under Assignments in D2L by that time.
Probability/Counting Questions
Directions Use the data that you have collected for your Probability and Statistics Project to answer the following questions. All work (or screen captures of StatCrunch) should be shown in the space provided.
Questions Assume that you put the names of each person in your data collection in a hat. Each question involves selecting a name or names from the hat.
What is the probability that you will choose a person in the children or teen category?

What are the odds against you choosing a person in the children or teen category?

What is the probability of you choosing a person from the adult category, and then, without replacing the name, choosing someone from the children category?

What is the probability of you choosing a person from the young adults or adults category, and then, after replacing the name, choosing someone from the children category?

A driver comes to pick up members of your family for a family reunion. The van holds 7 people, not including the driver. Assuming that none of the babies will be riding in the van, how many different ways can 7 people be chosen to ride in the van?

Your family plays a money game where the first person chosen wins $1, the second person chosen wins $5, the third person chosen wins $10, and the fourth person chosen wins $50. Since you won the $50 prize during the last game, you are in charge of choosing this time (so you can’t win). How many different winning scenarios are possible in this play of the money game?

Advocacy research paper

Advocacy Research Paper
Tasks:
In this assignment, you will compose an argument about a current controversy of your choice while advocating for support of this topic. Your argument must be supported by research. In this paper, you will make a claim and build an argument to support it, using a minimum of FIVE credible sources to demonstrate that you understand other perspectives concerning your topic and to support your own claim.
Requirements:
Create a clear thesis that summarizes the controversy and states your argument.
Frame and define your controversy.
Make sure the paragraphs have clear main ideas that are supporting your thesis.
Support your claims with evidence from credible research.
Demonstrate that you understand, through responsible research, points of view that are different than—even in opposition to—your own.
Process:
Writing a research paper is a process involving multiple steps. In order to focus not only on the product but also on the process of writing, there will be smaller deadlines embedded into the larger project.
Week 11: Two pages of the draft (5%)
Week 12: Four pages of the draft (5%)
Week 13: Final draft (15%)
Formatting:
The final paper will be 6‐8 double-spaced pages
Arial font, 1” margins
Cite at least 5 different sources using MLA formatting conventions

food safety and sanitation

Stevenson:
Mr. Hyde was pale and dwarfish, he gave an impression of deformity without any nameable malformation, he had a displeasing smile, he had borne himself to the lawyer with a sort of murderous mixture of timidity and boldness, and he spoke with a husky, whispering and somewhat broken voice; all these were points against him, but not all of these together could explain the hitherto unknown disgust, loathing and fear with which Mr. Utterson regarded him.
–The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,
Robert Louis Stevenson
Which statement best contrasts the two texts?
Stevenson’s story explores fear and horror, while Poe’s story is lighthearted and comical.
The reader has direct access to the inner thoughts and feelings of Poe’s narrator but not those of Mr. Hyde.
Both stories are suspenseful, but only Stevenson’s story uses an unreliable narrator to create a sense of mystery.

Mindfulness skill essay

Explain how the use of mindfulness skills helped you to identify this pattern.
By using the trumpet processing guide go through to the end of section D Reflect directly on the readings as you discuss the impact of gender expectations on the characters in the novel and on the formation of your own dissonant pattern. 2-3 pages, typed, double spaced font size 12.

5pts- Grammar/Spelling
5 pts – Mindfullness – tie to reading
5pts – Gender identification/relate
5 Pts – Pattern Clarification
5pts- Trumpet processing – go through questions/analyze

Instructions:
The trumpt guide is in the file
For the Questions use it up to “Consequences”
The book is” The Miricale of Mindfullness”Whenever I’m in a situation where __________, I usually experience feelings of _________, I tell myself _________, and what I do is _________.

Whenever im in a situation where IHAVE TO HELP SOMEONE OUT i ususally experience AXCIETY i tell myself IF YOU DO THIS YOULL BE VIEWED AS A GOOD pedestrian OR A GOOD INDIVIDUAL, and what ido is OBSERVE THE SITUATION AND PROCEED TO HELPING THEM OUT AND FEEL GOOD ABOUT IT AFTER.

Professional Capstone and Practicum Reflective Journal 9week

Assessment Description
Students are required to submit weekly reflective narratives throughout the course that will culminate in a final, course-long reflective journal due in Topic 10. The narratives help students integrate leadership and inquiry into current practice.
This reflection journal also allows students to outline what they have discovered about their professional practice, personal strengths and weaknesses, and additional resources that could be introduced in a given situation to influence optimal outcomes. Each week students should also explain how they met a course competency or course objective(s).
In each week’s entry, students should reflect on the personal knowledge and skills gained throughout the course. Journal entries should address one or more of the areas stated below. In the Topic 10 graded submission, each of the areas below should be addressed as part of the summary submission.
New practice approaches
Interprofessional collaboration
Health care delivery and clinical systems
Ethical considerations in health care
Practices of culturally sensitive care
Ensuring the integrity of human dignity in the care of all patients
Population health concerns
The role of technology in improving health care outcomes
Health policy ( answer this topic)
Leadership and economic models ( answer this topic)
Health disparities
While APA style is not required for the body of this assignment, solid academic writing is expected, and in-text citations and references should be presented using APA documentation guidelines, which can be found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center.
This assignment uses a rubric. Please review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.

PLEASE F/U WITH RUBRIC
Health policy ( answer this topic)
Leadership and economic models ( answer this topic)

wine and grape science

Is the definition of a local ‘terroir’ important for a new winemaker in a new area in order for them to develop a wine
style or is its value only for defining distinction among wine styles made in a traditional area with a long history of
winemaking?

In other words, can you change or improve perceived terroir (money no object) or is terroir fixed for a particular site? If you decide to start a vineyard in a site with no history of grape growing or wine making, how do you define its ‘terroir’ ? Jackson’s definitions are all physical and tied to the site, but does any of this mean anything if you don’t introduce wine into the equation?

Research Paper Identifying Appropriate Technology Use with Young Children

Assignment #2: Research Paper Identifying Appropriate Technology Use with Young Children
Rationale: We are living in an increasingly technological world and it is important to have computer and other technology skills. However, not all forms of technology are appropriate for young children.
Description: Write a research paper that identifies appropriate and inappropriate uses of technology with young children.
Directions: Using the NAEYC position statement, “Technology and Young Children Ages 3 through 8” (http://www.naeyc.org/files/naeyc/PS_technology_WEB.pdf), as a starting point, write a research paper that explores benefits and concerns.

Reflection questions:
1. Discuss the skills young children gain from using technology prior to kindergarten entry
2. Identify appropriate software/websites
3. Identify inappropriate uses of technology
4. Create appropriate rules for use of technology
5. State at least five strategies for appropriately integrating technology into the learning experiences of young children, including ELL, and children with special needs (FEAP 3g)
6. Summarize your position on the use of technology and your plans for appropriate classroom use
7. The reflection should be written in an organized, logical, and understandable style with appropriate mechanics (grammar and syntax), and using APA style citing at least 5 current references (published within the last 5 years).

People to Mars

The idea of sending people to Mars in hopes of colonizing the planet has long been out of the realm of possibilities but big thinkers like Elon Musk are determined to keep trying (link).

From what you have learned from this class:
Why is Mars considered so inhospitable?
What would be needed to ensure humans could survive on Mars? In particular, where would we get our food, our oxygen, our water and our energy?
If you were tasked with sending people to Mars, give a time-line of how they would get there, what would they bring, how long would they stay and what advice you would give anyone who wanted to go?
https://www.space.com/41935-mars-base-alpha-2028-elon-musk.html
Write a short essay or paragraph of at least 300 words.
Use concrete examples/details and avoid generalities.
Address all questions.
Use proper grammar and punctuation.
If you researched your topic and are using information from what you learned, remember to cite your sources.
Include at least 2 references in your discussion and cite your sources.
Do not plagiarize.

How to fix homelessness

Group Project
Local/ Social Problem
Small Group Communication
Assignment: Your group task is to work collaboratively as a group on a local or social problem and
present to the class the solution that your group has decided upon. Although some class time will be
set aside for group meetings, your groups will probably need to meet outside of class to work on the
project. The breakdown of the assignment should look like this:
a. The group will do a collaborative research project on a local or social problem. You will
be doing research in order to present what you’ve learned to a group of people (this class),
a public avenue online) in order to raise consciousness and propose novel ways of
addressing the problem. To avoid duplication please consult with the instructor about your
choice before you get deep into it. Approval is required before you proceed with the
project.
b. The goal of the project will be to report on the problem and implementing the hypothetical
solutions that you’ve chosen. You as a group will report your findings in a pre-recorded
presentation.
c. Decide on the best and most logical alternative to solve the issue/problem. You will need a
concerted effort for thorough research of the facts and figures surrounding the issue.
Suggest ways to implement your solution. The implementation may be only hypothetical,
of course. Justify every decision you make. Be sure to divide the responsibility so that
every member of your group will be involved in both preparing and presenting the project
in your presentation.
d. Turn in a 10-12-page paper. The paper should include the history of the problem, its
issues, and your suggestion on how to improve. A work cited (APA) is due as well.
e. Present, with necessary details, of the “problem/ social issue”, the issue that need to be
addressed, solution, justifications, and implementation. Your time limit for presentations is
15-20 minutes and this will be strictly observed. Everyone must speak equally (give or
take)! Please rehearse and time your presentation. Think of the best method to drive your
point home. Visual aids for your presentation are required. You can use zoom for the
pre-recorded video, with visual aids included.
f. Please submit a typed full sentence 1-2 page outline before the day in questions.
g. The project will be graded on:
 Creativity
 Innovativeness
 Thoroughness
 Preparedness
 Logic
 Coherence
 Clarity
 Insight
 Degree of explanation
 Orderliness
 How serious your group took this project
 Presentation time (practice so that you are close to the time limit. There are strong
penalties for those who take very little time to present. This reflects little effort on the
project).
 Professionalism (hint: dress and act the part!)