Study without reflection is a waste of time, Reflection without study is dangerous. —Confucius (Clark, 2011). Reflection of an experience, lesson learned, and/or importance of a role, demonstrates a clear understanding of process, comprehension, and expertise. To reflect requires an ability to consider lessons learned, personal connections, and next steps. As we come to … Read more
Post a response detailing the following: Construct one to two (1–2) questions for your colleagues detailing any questions or concerns you may have regarding the Personal Legislative Agenda. Your questions should clearly describe areas you may need clarification and/or guidance for the continuation of your work on the Personal Legislative Agenda. Using the … Read more
What is the importance of values and ethics? Values and ethics set the tone for human behavior. Values and ethics determine how we interact with the world, with those around us, and with ourselves. Values and ethics provide the framework for how we view the world, as well as what we put out into … Read more
According to Thornton et al. (2016), “Despite improvements in medical care and in disease prevention, health disparities persist and may be increasing for chronic conditions such as obesity, cardiovascular disease, and cancer” (p. 1416), but health policy can serve as a form of intervention to address these health disparities. Whether the policy is directed … Read more
The Allegory of the Orchard presents barriers and challenges of underserved, vulnerable, or marginalized populations and communities. These barriers and challenges highlight the importance of understanding the impact of political determinants of health on such groups. This allegory encourages an identification, understanding, analysis, and response to these factors as members of the healthcare community. … Read more
Now that you have a broader understanding of some basic concepts from the world of Physics, create a new hypothetical experiment from your own life experience that helps explain one of the concepts. Think in simple terms, and explain what you expect your experiment to uncover. For your response, provide an alternative experiment to your … Read more
The Allegory of the Orchard presents barriers and challenges of underserved, vulnerable, or marginalized populations and communities. These barriers and challenges highlight the importance of understanding the impact of political determinants of health on such groups. This allegory encourages an identification, understanding, analysis, and response to these factors as members of the healthcare community. … Read more
Week 2 Topic: Study the Caste System PowerPoint attached. How does the Indian Caste System reflect our contemporary society? https://clayton.view.usg.edu/d2l/le/content/2604511/viewContent/50168858/View
Imagine you are running a business. How could you apply the operations management lessons from strategic capacity planning to your small business. Use sound operations management principals. Write a post of at least 350 words backing your ideas with sited references.
write a reply to the following post. Must be a minimum of 250 words and include 2 references In order for a business to provide the greatest possible service to its consumers, it must adopt new quality initiatives into its daily operations. Every part of a company revolves around quality. Quality initiatives guarantee that a … Read more