How important is inventory control in the healthcare facilities? Find an inventory electronic system that can be utilized in healthcare facilities.

How important is inventory control in the healthcare facilities? Find an inventory electronic system that can be utilized in healthcare facilities.
Please make your initial post by Wednesday. You will need to reply to at least two classmates by Sunday. Your initial post must contain at least 200 words. In your replies to your classmates you will need at least 100 words.

Bills & Laws Nursing

Summarize this, Bill.
State what implications you perceive this will have on public health.
State the pros and cons of your Bill, including the financial implications this Bill may have.
Include references from your text in your initial posting.

Microsoft Project

Microsoft Project Lab requirements:
You have completed three interviews. As part of the final hiring process, WDW has presented you and all its final candidates with a problem and will make their final hiring decision based on your plan.
Problem and Project Details:
WDW wants you to manage a project that will create a Guest Services app that can track and inform its guests about Covid-related information as part of its risk management strategy. This tracking will be in real-time and placed into a Web-enabled system that tracks WDW guests in the park and its hotel properties. This solution will enable customers and WDW to be proactive should someone be found to be infected at a later date. Consideration of cloud computing, app development, testing, and any related WBS tasks and work packages are to be considered.
WDW Sea World welcomes over 20 million visitors to its parks annually so the system must be scalable with uptime noted as an essential requirement.
You are to address this problem by your best guess on realistic estimations in Microsoft Project by:
Developing a work breakdown structure that includes at least 30 work packages with action verbs rolled up into six major phases or deliverables.
Ensuring your Microsoft Project plan does not exceed a 180-day duration and is listed as days. (Remember to have the top line item as the rollup!)
Ensuring your Microsoft Project plan is appropriately sequenced and provides at least ten predecessor activities.
Ensuring your Microsoft Project plan has a minimum of ten resources assigned to ALL the tasks with appropriate naming of Resource Groups and Costs.
Assigning at least four milestones.
Annotations:
MS Project Information section that explains your project plan.
For this part of the assignment, you will create a 2 paragraph review within the MS Project “Information” top-level task explaining to the WDW hiring manager how your project plan was developed and aligned towards project planning, estimation, and meeting the said project requirements.
In doing so, your submission will:
Describe your project approach and solution to the hiring manager
Articulate the appropriate phases of the project management lifecycle
Articulate risks and how you intend to mitigate them

As you move to complete your diagnostic posttest how has the amount of time and energy that you have put into each module reflect your results achieved on the posttest? You do not need to share your actual posttest results, but instead discuss your approach to mastering each module. What test taking strategies did you use for the posttest that you can now use for the TEAS exam next week?

As you move to complete your diagnostic posttest how has the amount of time and energy that you have put into each module reflect your results achieved on the posttest? You do not need to share your actual posttest results, but instead discuss your approach to mastering each module. What test taking strategies did you use for the posttest that you can now use for the TEAS exam next week?

Global Diversity Issues and Opportunities

Assignment #2 Presentation on Global Diversity and Cross Cultural Issues (Due Week 5
(35%):
In this activity you will develop a presentation that addresses Global Diversity and Intercultural Issues,
from a global leadership perspective. Supporting sources should be current (i.e., published within the last 5
years).
Include the following in your presentation:
Your presentation will include a PowerPoint (7-10 slides) and a
two-page (excluding cover sheet and reference pages) summary about the topic.
Introduction:
Discuss the definition for each concept supported with relevant source(s). Avoid using direct quotes.
Issue/Problem:
Identify an issue/problem related to the topic.
Explain the issue/problem ,and its connotation from a global leadership perspective. Your arguments
should be supported with relevant sources from related literature. Explain the team rationale for the
selection.
Implications for the global leader:
Describe the importance and impact of the topic from a global leader perspective.
Identify challenges (at least one) and opportunities (at least one) for the global leader, which
demonstrate the relevance and impact of the issue/problem.
Recommended resources:
Include some suggested resources to gain additional knowledge for global leaders to enhance his or
her cultural competencies (5 or more resources)

The Empiricists”: John Locke, George Berkeley, David Hume

Please read the guidelines for completing this assignment here: Detailed Discussion Guidelines
Also, please remember to review the rubric for this assignment both before you complete your work and once again before submitting to make sure you have done your best to fulfill all of the evaluation criteria. Discussion Forum Grading Rubric
Each week, you are asked to engage in an interactive discussion forum that involves two types of tasks: argumentative discussions and peer critiques. For the first part, ask and answer two original questions that are tied closely to each week’s content (reading assignments). The second part of the assignment asks you to post two peer critiques in reply to your classmates’ Q&A discussions. So, over the four weeks of class, you will be completing a total of eight (8) Q&A discussions and eight (8) peer critiques.
Part I: Q&A Discussion (two each week)
Part II: Peer Critique (two each week)
For the Week Two Discussion Forum:
I) Q&A: Ask and answer two original questions based on the Week Two readings; address the writings, ideas, and theories of one philosopher from each of the following groups for a total of two Q&A discussions:
Topic 1: “The Empiricists”: John Locke, George Berkeley, David Hume
Topic 2: “Contemporary Theories of Consciousness”: Thomas Nagel, John Searle, Frank Jackson
Bring in current events and/or a creative angle to make the assignment interesting to yourself! This will also give your essay an obvious stamp of originality. For example, you could ask, simply, “What did Locke, Berkeley, and Hume say about sensory perception?” Or you could be more creative by asking something to the effect of, “What would these three great Philosophers argue about over beers at the pub?”
It needs to be abundantly clear that you are doing all your own work in this course. Do not rely on outside sources for content as you write, nor for sample questions, ideas, inspiration, outlines, or thesis topics! Think for yourself. You are capable!
II) Critical Comments: For the second part of this discussion, find two peer Q&A discussions that you would like to address, and reply to each with a peer critique: an analysis and evaluation of the peer author’s account of the issue they identify, focusing on any argumentation or explanatory analyses they present in support of a particular position on the issue in question.
No special format is required for your critical comments. Please take the time to review these helpful guidelines: Writing a Critique of Another Person’s Argument.
Remember that your goal here is not simply to agree or disagree with the peer author’s answer to their question, nor is it your main task to share thoughts that the author’s post brings to mind from your own experience or reaction to the reading materials (although such peer comments may be part of your critique); what you should be attempting here is an analysis and evaluation of the entire Q&A discussion.
Did they clearly identify an important issue related to the topic under discussion?
Did they state and defend their own position on the issue?
Did they identify an important philosophical problem and describe a particular way of understanding and solving it?
Did they do an analysis of a particular philosopher’s approach to a philosophical topic or issue and compare or contrast it with alternative approaches?
Was their attempt at analysis or argumentation successful? Or did it fall short in some way?
Were crucial components of the question left unanswered? Was supporting evidence relevant, credible, and complete?
Did the discussion overall provide a satisfactory answer or solution to an interesting or important philosophical question or problem?
Most students find it very challenging to critically evaluate either their own work or that of their peers, so you may find this to be the most difficult part of this assignment. But don’t neglect or minimize the importance of this exercise in critical thinking!
Additionally, you may wish to comment on someone else’s critique of a Q&A thread. This is highly encouraged and will enhance your learning experience in this assignment. Word-count requirements for each Q&A are loosely set at a minimum 250 words; a Q&A post of fewer than 150 words will receive no credit. Critiques should be around 100-150 words; any critique of fewer than 70 words will receive no credit. The overall goal of both parts of this assignment is to ignite a genuine philosophical discussion that both interests and challenges you.
Your posts must be in accordance with the University’s Threaded Discussion Guidelines.
I) Q&A: The first topic for the Week Two discussion is the philosophy of the Empiricists. The word-count requirement for each Q&A is loosely set at a minimum of 250 words; however, a Q&A post of fewer than 150 words will receive no credit.
Compose and answer an original question based on the Week Two required readings. Your question should address the writings, ideas, and theories of oneof the following philosophers:
John Locke
George Berkeley
David Hume
To complete this discussion topic, please start a new thread to post your Q&A in the following format:
My first Week Two discussion question is:
My answer to this question is:
II) Critical Comments: Find a Q&A post that you would like to critique. Remember that you are asked to analyze & evaluate the peer author’s Q&A, which goes beyond simply registering comments of approval or agreement/disagreement. Critiques should be around 100-150 words; any critique of fewer than 70 words will receive no credit.
If a Q&A post already has a comment, please move on to a different peer Q&A. The overall goal of both parts of this assignment is to (a) ignite a genuine philosophical discussion that both interests and challenges you and (b) to build and enhance peer engagement and interaction.

Fruits of the spirit

Integrate at least one text citation in addition to relevant Scripture to support your response.
Session 5 Final Presentation
In this final assignment, you will develop your worldview of Transformational Psychology (build upon the outline developed in Session 4). Connect to the fruit of the Spirit as well as any other pertinent self-assessments performed in this class, and integrate any notable information that helps you assemble your worldview of Transformational Psychology. Make appropriate connections to your personal and professional life (through your behaviors, experiences, and relationships). On the final slide, formulate a personal growth strategy as a result of what you learned in this course.
This assignment is indicative of experiential learning as outlined in Kolb’s Learning Model in Session One.
The Final Presentation (PowerPoint) should include the following:
Critique the difference between Positive Psychology, Negative Psychology, Christian Psychology, and Transformational Psychology (1-2 slides).
Explain your personal worldview through the lens of relevant scientific literature as well as connect to the fruit of the Spirit as outlined in Galatians 5:22-23 (4 slides).
Formulate how previous assumptions were challenged since the beginning of this course (1-2 slides).
Describe how the Holy Spirit has worked in you through this class. Share any pertinent Scripture that has special meaning to you moving forward in your journey (1-2 slides).
Formulate how you anticipate your behaviors, experiences, and relationships will be impacted as a result of what you learned (2-3 slides).
Share any new areas of research interest that resulted from your new knowledge (1 slide).
Prepare a modified growth strategy for your spiritual walk. Include how your walk impacts, not only self, but families, communities, and society (2-3 slides).
You may apply a voice overlay using the Kaltura platform, or use the tools within PowerPoint if you would like to include additional written explanation for each slide. See the Technology Quick Guides, located on the course Dashboard towards the bottom of the page for instructions on how to use Kaltura and how to submit the video for the assignment.
To adequately participate in this week’s discussion, complete this assignment prior to Sunday. Remember to share a link to your PowerPoint presentation in this week’s discussion forum.
PowerPoint:
Create a PowerPoint presentation showcasing your findings. Your PowerPoint presentation should include the following:
12 to 15 slides in length (not including the cover and reference slides).
Written using APA format to include:
A cover slide
In-text citations to support main points
Presentation notes: Create notes in the notes section for each slide to support the slide content.
A reference slide with full APA references for each in-text citation used for support
Note: For more specific APA information, refer to the APA Requirements module located on the left sidebar.
Supported by a minimum of four scholarly resources in addition to your textbook and the Bible.
Supported by Scripture.
PowerPoint Design & Creation Resources (pdf)
Click on the Session 5 Final Presentation link and submit your assignment as a PowerPoint Presentation by the posted due date. Review the rubric available in Due Dates and Grades for specific grading criteria.

What is/are the most noteworthy rhetorical appeal(s) used in this speech, and what goal does the speaker aim to achieve through the use of such appeal(s)?

What is/are the most noteworthy rhetorical appeal(s) used in this speech, and what goal does the speaker aim to achieve through the use of such appeal(s)?

BASIC REQUIREMENTS
You must focus on the rhetorical appeals we will discuss in class:
Logos: appeals that employ logic.
Ethos: appeals that address character, credibility etc.
Pathos: appeals to readers’ emotions.
Your paper does not have to use all three rhetorical appeals, nor must it cover them equally. Some writing relies upon one more than the others.
Your introduction will need to offer:
Brief background/context on the topic of the speech.
Brief background on the speaker.
A brief summary of the speech.
A brief mention/discussion of the speaker’s intended audience (the group/demographic they are trying to persuade.)

Describe how these personality traits influence interactions with the client.

Social Work is a profession founded
on the ability to cultivate positive
relationships with people who may be very different from us.
There may be differences
in age, race, personality, gender, socioeconomic status,
health, sexual orientation, rank,
power, and privilege, as well as beliefs regarding religion
and politics. The experience of
these differences can cause a Social Worker to feel
emotionally and cognitively
disturbed. The ability to become aware of and consciously
attend to these internal
disturbances can positively affect the quality of relationships
we can establish with
the people we serve.The skill of self-awareness refers
to the ability to recognize our thoughts, beliefs,
emotions, personality traits, personal values, habits,
biases, strengths, weaknesses,
and the psychological needs that drive our behaviors. It
includes the ability to recognize
how we react to cues in the environment and how our emotions
affect our way of
relating to others.Compassionate cultivation of
self-awareness is an essential skill vital to the
professional growth and development of being a competent
Social Worker. It requires
dedication and commitment to an ongoing practice of mindful
non-judgmental attention
to what is happening inside of us with our thoughts,
emotions, and physical body
sensations as we interact with others.
Completion of this Field Assignment
requires a written paper on how self-awareness
can effectively be used by the Social Work field student
with a specific client in our field
lab. This assignment should be 3-5 pages, double-spaced,
and completed in a
narrative format. The following points can be considered
in the completion of this
assignment:
Developing a self-awareness inventory of one’s experiences
in relation to a specific
Client (ALICIA) including:
● Emotions: As I heard her story, I
felt a lot of anxiety and nervousness
● Thoughts (what thoughts comes to mind):
● Physical body sensations: I felt my ears start to
heat up and feel in the pit of my stomach. I started to play with my fingers as
a way to be in control of my emotions. These
internal experiences are difficult to have because they bring out some physical
movements that I might not be aware of. For example, playing with my finger. It
might seem to the client like I am not actively listening, but I am. That
example alone may negatively affect the cultivation of rapport and relationship
with the client. It is natural to feel these internal experiences because I am
a human being but being in control and not interrupting the client’s flow of
thought is also needed in a session, especially in complex cases.
● Beliefs regarding similarities and
differences in:
○ Race: We are both black
○ Age: Client age is 15 years old;
I (social worker) am 23 years old
○ Gender: We are a woman
○ Personal history: We cut ourselves
from an early age to cope with how we feel about ourselves and feel in control
of things. Lives with our mom.
Difference: client also takes unknown
pills as a way to cope. Was taught how to cut by a friend.
○ Identify at least two specific
interventions that can be used in a positive
response to the disturbing experiences so
that they do not negatively
affect the cultivation of rapport and
relationship development with the
client
○ Identify one’s personal values (such as
“Paying one’s bills is very
important.”) Describe how these personal
values influence interactions
with the client
A personal value that I do is to never self-medicate to
help cope with my depression. So, hearing that the client not only cuts herself
but takes her mom’s pills that are in her sight without knowing what it does makes
me a bit anxious to hear. It does bring a set of different emotions and a bit
of protective side to want to ask about why she takes pills and would she think
about stopping.
○ Identify one’s personality traits (such
as being extroverted or introverted) I am an extrovert with friends and introvert
with strangers.
○ Describe how these personality
traits influence interactions with the client
○ Identify what you consider your
personal strengths:
I am very empathetic to others; I am an active listener.
○ Describe how your personal strengths
are an asset in the relationship
development with the client
○ Identify what you consider your
personal areas of growth: My personal areas of growth would be not being attached
to a client or case. When I get a case that is very sad and upsetting, I don’t want
to carry that emotion with me. My emotions need to be in check in order to best
help the current client and the next one.
○ Describe how this can affect
relationship development with the client
○ Describe the benefits of developing the
skill of self-awareness as a Social
Worker
○ Describe the risks of developing
self-awareness in the practice of Social
Work
○ Describe a plan for how you can
continue developing your social work
self-awareness skills on a daily basis
References to use if needed:
Rothman, Juliet C.,
The Self-Awareness Workbook for Social Workers,
Allyn and Bacon, 1999 (ISBN 0-205-29029-9).
www.bu.edu/ssw/files/2010/10/Awareness-of-Self-A-Critical-Tool.pdf
“Awareness of
Self-A Critical Tool,” Esther Urdang, Social Work Education,
Vol. 29, No. 5, August
2010, pp. 523 – 538

Heres is the link to the video of the client

https://1drv.ms/v/s!Any3bARp-PUZiQOAmz5SEUn23Kgd?e=xboh6k