Components: 1-Data Collection: Select relevant data from your organization that can be effectively analyzed using descriptive statistical methods. This may include patient demographics, treatment outcomes, service utilization, or operational metrics. 2- Descriptive Analysis: Employ various descriptive statistical techniques to summarize and describe the features of your dataset. This should include measures of central tendency (mean, median, mode), measures of dispersion (range, variance, standard deviation), and the use of graphical representations (bar charts, histograms, pie charts). 3-Contextual Interpretation: Analyze the data in the context of healthcare administration. Your analysis should provide insights into operational efficiencies, patient care quality, or other relevant administrative aspects. 4- Ethical and Confidential Data Handling: Ensure that all data used is handled ethically and confidentially, respecting the privacy and security protocols pertinent to healthcare data. 5- Report Writing: Compile your findings into a comprehensive statistical report. The report should clearly present your data, the methods of analysis used, and your interpretations. The written part should not exceed 2000 words; excluding abstract, references, figures/ tables/ ..etc., and appendices. Use of peer-reviewed and other trusted references and sources is encouraged. The report should be written following a Professional Analytics Report structure. 6-Presentation: Prepare a presentation that summarizes your findings and interpretations. The presentation should be tailored to an audience with a varied understanding of statistical concepts. Evaluation Criteria: The project will be evaluated on the accuracy and thoroughness of the statistical analysis, the relevance and clarity of the data interpretation, the quality of the report, the effectiveness of the presentation, and your ability to search for, identify, and use relevant information related to the descriptive analytics that are NOT given as part of the class readings. (( ( Each team must prepare to present its project using Microsoft PowerPoint, and we expect that the required preparation and presentation will be in a highly professional manner that appropriates to the level of Executive students. Support your Presentation with visuals/ images/ etc. 20-30 minutes.)))
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“Creating a Harassment Policy: Promoting a Safe and Respectful Workplace in an Employment Context”
Format
Assignment files should be prepared using MS Word to allow your tutor to insert comments and feedback. If you do not have this software, contact your tutor to discuss whether other arrangements can be accommodated.
Background
Businesses face multiple risks if they do not ensure a safe and respectful workplace for their employees and clientele. An employer must not discriminate against or engage in harassment of employees. Further, a business may be held liable for such acts committed by its employees if it does not take steps to prevent them or rectify the situation if they occur. One good way of avoiding such problems and dealing with them appropriately is by way of a harassment policy and related procedures. This assignment encourages you to explore the potential of such a policy in an employment context that you are familiar with.
Instructions
Identify an employer for whom you work or have worked, or another organization you have been a member of or volunteered for, and provide its name and website, Facebook page, or other online source of information about it using working links. Describe your relationship with the organization.
Determine whether the organization is subject to the Canadian Human Rights Act, or the human rights legislation of a province or territory by checking this Canadian Human Rights Commission (CHRC) website . State the legislation which is applicable to your organization and explain why.
Assume that you have been tasked with preparing a harassment policy for the organization you have chosen and download this template from the CHRC . Open it in Word and save it as a document you can edit.
Review the instructions in the template and list the titles of personnel in your organization that you would choose to fill the following roles and explain your choices: Position A and Position B.
Complete the template filing in the blanks for Position A and B and change the references from the Canadian Human Rights Act to the relevant legislation if necessary. Attach the completed policy document to your submission.
Read this arbitration decision and explain how the case of Mr. Lewis might have been handled differently if the policy you have prepared had been in force for the railway company at the time of the events of that case. -
Title: Identifying and Eliminating Crutch Phrases in Communication
PLEASE REVIEW https://www.speakschmeak.com/2008/09/whats-your-crutch-phrase.html Exand then respond to questions below
Consider the following questions:
Monitor your conversations for one to two days and try to catch any “crutch phrases” that you use. Ask others to help you as you speak with them. What do you say repetitively?
Why do you believe you use the “crutch phrase” that you do? Do you perceive your “crutch phrase” impacting your ability to clearly communicate? How does using this phrase impact the level of power in your language?
Devise up to three strategies that you can use, as Braithwaite puts it, to “eradicate your crutch phrase.” How might these strategies help your language become more powerful?
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Title: “The Controversy Surrounding Generalized Anxiety Disorder: Examining its Classification and Validity as a Disorder”
First, read through this detailed history of the condition GAD, paying particular attention to the points of contention/ areas of concern in delineating the disorder from other conditions. Then skim these articles on the overlap of GAD and MDD and whether anxiety should actually be a mood disorder.
Read through the main diagnostic tools for identifying GAD, the DSM and ICD-11. As you do, pay particular attention to how (1) they are different from each other and (2) how these diagnostic criteria try to say what the disorder is not. Find one contemporary research article on GAD and skim it for recent findings Synthesize the materials from the first three steps to construct a 2-3 page (double spaced) paper to argue whether or not you think Generalized Anxiety Disorder is “really” a disorder. Remember, you need to support your argument with evidence both from the diagnostic tools and the discussion of the history. Be careful to clearly cite the sources you use (in APA Format). -
“Addressing Aggressive Behavior: Incorporating Feedback from Week 3 Paper”
All instructions were uploaded including the paper turned in in week 3 that were referencing the feedback from week 3 is the comments uploaded and the behavior is aggression
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Comparing and Contrasting Guest Speakers in DH 214 Title: A Comparison of Career Opportunities for Registered Dental Hygienists During DH 214, we had the opportunity to hear from various guest speakers who shared their experiences and insights about different career
Please upload your 1-page summary, comparing and contrasting the guest speakers from DH 214 (do not include Prof. Barnette)
Please use:
Font and Font Size: Arial, Calibri or Times New Roman – 12pt. Spacing: 1.5 Format: Summarization (does not need to be in APA 7)
Some starting questions to help you with your summarization are (you do not need to limit your summarization to these listed questions – there is no right or wrong answer when writing your reflection as you compare and contrast the different opportunities that you can do as an RDH). 1. Of the different speakers you heard, which career change interested you most (if any)? 2. Why did that particular field interest you over the others? 3. Before deciding to be a hygienist, did you think or know that an RDH can work in these other positions?
4. Would you want to make the career change as a F/T position (if the job was offering it) or do it P/T? -
“Water Management in Las Vegas: A Call to Action”
For this assignment, you will create an op-ed article on an important topic as well as an infographic that makes a similar argument in a visual medium. Your op-ed article and the infographic should be able to work independently of each other but convey the same main argument.
Your first step will be choosing a topic for your op-ed article. Make sure it bears some importance for your community and/or your professional path, whether it’s your chosen major, the discipline where you plan to go, or the job you are currently holding. Make sure your topic is not too broad (e.g., “climate change” is a very broad topic, but “water management in Las Vegas in the time of climate change” is a lot more manageable) and not overused, in which case it might be difficult to find anything original to add to the existing debates.
Define your audience and choose the venue for your op-ed piece: who are you trying to reach, and what would you like them to do as a result of reading your op-ed? Do you want people to take action or to change their opinion on the topic? Who are you trying to reach? Is it people who mostly share your views but might not be aware of some facts, or people who hold opposite opinions? What newspaper would you like to see your op-ed published in, and why? You can choose a major newspaper like The New York Times or a local paper. Your topic and your audience will largely define your arguments.
Consider different rhetorical strategies we’ve learned so far and look at examples of op-ed articles. Choose argumentative strategies best suited for your topic, your audience, and your goals. Do some research: how would you back up your arguments? What kind of evidence can you use?
Your op-ed should have an engaging and informative title.
The introductory paragraph should open with a “hook” to get your readers’ attention. You can cite a recent news story or a new scientific study, tell a personal story or a dramatic anecdote, use irony or show contradictions in public opinion, or reference popular culture. You can find some examples of op-ed openings here. Your introduction should also give a preview of your main claim.
The body of your article should develop your arguments in more detail and provide evidence for your claims.
The concluding paragraph should connect your claims and urge the readers to action.
Your infographic should reflect your main arguments, but do not try to include every claim or every detail. You can use free tools to create your infographic (e.g., piktochart, canva, or venngage). -
“Hypothesis Testing Methods and Results for Full Set and 7 Waves of Research Data”
I need to do a report and I need to write the methods and results on the hypothesis tests for the full set and the 7 waves, I am uploading the power point presentation, the excel data and draft of our reseaqrch paper.
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Title: Project Summary and Scope of Services for [Client Name]
Project Summary/ Scope of Services (1-2 pages)
a. Provide a concise yet comprehensive summary of the proposal
b. Include an overview of the problem statement, solution, and anticipated outcomes
c. Explain how products/services are produced/delivered
d. Describe day-to-day operations
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“Ethics Case Study: Analyzing Stakeholder Perspectives and Recommending Ethical Business Practices”
BUSI601: Ethics Case Study
1 Background
The objective of this part of the assignment is to analyze a contemporary and recent business case in CSR,
Equity Diversity and Inclusion (EDI), Sustainability, or Indigenization/Reconciliation practices from a
stakeholder perspective in Canada or anywhere else,
applying ethical frameworks to propose recommendations.Students are supposed to utilize Canva platform or any other innovative platforms they prefer for
creating their professional report and analyses. The
report should include the following parts:
1.1 Inroduction
Introduce the chosen case study, providing background information on the industry, the company involved, and the ethical issue at hand. Explain the
significance of the case study and its relevance to
business ethics and stakeholder management. (Approximately 250 words)
1.2 Micro Analysis
• Approximately 1000 words
• Problem Identification: Identify the specific ethical issue or dilemma presented in the case study,
providing relevant details and context.
• Stakeholder Perspective: Identify and consider
the perspectives and interests of all stakeholders
involved in the case study, particularly indigenous communities.
• Utilitarian Analysis: Analyze how the decisions
of the company may impact different stakeholders by applying utilitarian theory. Evaluate the
costs and benefits associated with each possible
decision, considering economic, social, legal, and
environmental factors. .
1.3 Macro Analysis
• Approximately 500 words
• Ethical Implications: Assess the ethical implications of the company’s actions based on utilitarian principles, weighing the cost and benefits
and overall happiness or utility. generated.
• Recommendations: Based on the analysis conducted, propose recommendations for ethical
business practices that prioritize the well-being
of stakeholders.
2 Visual Element
Ensure that the report is visually appealing, wellorganized, and easy to follow. Utilize tables, graphs,
images, icons, and charts to visually represent the
findings. Use captions, labels, and legends effectively
to explain visual elements.
3 Formatting and Style
Use a platform like Canva or other design software to
create your professional business report. Please check
out this tutorial video on how to create a business
report on Canva
• Master business report design: easy & professional tips for non-designers
In addition to the content of the case study, please
pay attention to punctuation, spelling, and grammar,
as well as readability criteria like organization, clarity, and coherence. In terms of format, consider:
• Using a combination of academic sources and
reputable business reports.
• proper citations of sources using in-text citations
and a reference page in APA format.
• Using a minimum of five reputable sources, including business reports, journal articles, and
textbooks obtained from library databases or
search engines like Google Scholar, to support
your analysis.
• Using a font size that is easily readable within
visual elements.
Things to check out
• Library website as well as the week 0-course shell
for APA resources and relevant APA samples if
you are not familiar with the APA format and
proper citation.
• check out the AI policy available in the class rule
wall in the course shell.
• Week 0 rubric for the rubric of this assignment