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White Paper on Improving the Clinic’s Image
$10.00Final project White Paper
White papers have evolved from government documents to becoming a mainstay in the business world. They can be used in marketing, to influence a decision, and to educate. For purposes of this assignment, you will construct a 1-2 page white paper that details your final project. This will enable you to create a short document that you can show to a future employer to help sell “yourself” as you demonstrate a project you have worked on.The white paper should follow a similar format to the slides and should include the following topics:
“Introduction”, detailing where you interned
Description of the project
“Significance of the Project”, detailing why your project was significant to you and to the organization
“Significance of the Internship”, detailing how the internship was significant to you and to your future “career and competency development”
The Impact of your project on the organization (as distinct from Significance to the Organization – why the project was initiated-‐‐ Impact on the organization should identify how the project affected or would affect organizational results)
Specify the competencies demonstrated.For more information on how to format a white paper- please visit
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Improving the Clinic’s Image Project Presentation
$15.00You will be required to complete a project, to be designed in conjunction with your preceptor. The project should apply at least two of the following competencies developed in the program.
Financial Management
Human Resource Management
Strategic Planning and Marketing
Information Management
Quality Improvement
Change ManagementThis project should be rationally, yet creatively, developed; allowing you to apply your competencies in the work place.
The focus of this project should be of importance to the preceptor and to the organization for which you are interning and should be specifically designed for you to complete on your own.
Upon completion of this project you should have a work product that can be placed in your portfolio to share with future potential employers.In the first two weeks of your internship, you should meet with your preceptor to design the project that you will be completing for the semester; this project must be something that is both meaningful and tangible. Your final course submission will be a brief Power Point summation of the project that you completed for the organization. This PowerPoint assignment is a very detailed description of the project that you developed for your internship as if you were presenting your project to the Board of Directors of the organization. You will also be expected to complete a brief White Paper (see https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/546/01/ for more info on how to structure a white paper).
Format of the Final Project that you will submit will be:
A PowerPoint presentation of no more than 10 slides:
“Introduction” slide, detailing where you interned
Description of the project
“Significance of the Project” slide, detailing why your project was significant to you and to the organization
“Significance of the Internship” slide, detailing how the internship was significant to you and to your future “career and competency development”
The Impact of your project on the organization (as distinct from Significance to the Organization – why the project was initiated-‐‐ Impact on the organization should identify how the project affected or would affect organizational results)
Specify the competencies demonstratedStudents who participate ongoing projects must specify their role in the project.
You must maintain the high standards of graduate level work apply the theoretical concepts and competencies that you learned in other classes. Please do not think that you can throw something together at the last minute and still receive a good grade.
Take time and fully develop your project; if you have any questions about how best to display your work, please seek assistance during the planning stages so that you can come up with something meaningful.
Projects will be graded based on content, organization, creativity, grammar, and application of the subject matter. All portions of your project must be well-‐‐written, clear, and complete. Grammatical errors, especially, will not be tolerated at this level. -
Obesity in America
$10.00Assignment 3: Obesity in America
Obesity in America is considered an epidemic. There are many contributing factors to obesity (both childhood and adult), such as biological, environmental, social, or economic factors. Review the information on obesity on pages 383 to 385 in the textbook. You may also use the Internet or Strayer Library to research obesity and its causes.
Suggested Reading:
- “What Are the Health Risks of Overweight and Obesity?” located at http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/health-topics/topics/obe/risks.html
Write a one to two page (1-2) pages in which you:
- Describe the effect that obesity (childhood and / or adult) has had on you personally or your community.
- Select one (1) contributing factor to childhood or adult obesity. Recommend two (2) preventative measures related to the selected factor that people can take in order to reduce their chance of becoming obese.
- Discuss one (1) sociological theory that relates to the selected contributing factor to obesity.
Your assignment must follow these formatting requirements:
- Be typed, double spaced, using Times New Roman font (size 12), with one-inch margins on all sides. Check with your professor for any additional instructions.
- To keep short and manageable, your only sources should be the article from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute and the sections noted in your text. For this reason, APA citations or references are not required for this assignment.
- Include a cover page containing the title of the assignment, the student’s name, the professor’s name, the course title, and the date. The cover page is not included in the required assignment page length.
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How prescription drugs are abused?
$15.00How prescription drugs are abused?
Recommended databases for research
-Academic Search Complete
-ProQuest Research Library
-Opposing Viewpoints
Pages: 5, double spaced
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Management of a Discharged Patient After a Hip Replacement
$27.50Patient ‘s or patients’ early discharge following surgery
Possible areas for focus: Professional obligations related to provision of effective community support for early discharge surgical patients or Analysis of recovery/complications in early post-surgical discharge patients.
Case study of a 77 yr old man discharged after a right hip replacement/ surgery.
Pages: 8, double spaced
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Curbing Nutrition Related Ailment Among College Students
$32.50Essay 2, Proposal Essay: 250 points
Your essay will be 1800-2000 words, and will use at least 5 sources (2 TED talks and 3 articles from major US newspapers). You may certainly have more than 5 sources; in fact, most students find they need 8-10 sources in order to discuss their subject in as much depth and detail as the assignment requires. You will need to include a works cited page in MLA format, and all in-text citations will also be in MLA style.
The goal of essay 2 is to make a proposal argument after thoughtful and careful consideration of the complexity of the issue at hand. You will choose a broad subject from the list of TED playlists. After you have watched 4 of the talks, you’ll begin to ask questions that will be directed toward your more specific topic. Your topic will be directly related to, and arise from, the information in the 4 TED talks. From there, you will gather other sources that speak more directly to your specific proposal. You are required to have at least 5 sources cited in your essay (2 TED talks and 3 newspaper articles). You may add additional sources after that if you feel they are necessary. Be careful to balance the use of your sources. Do no lean too heavily on any one source. Your in-text citations should be roughly equal between sources.
4 TED talks:
http://www.ted.com/playlists/75/what_s_wrong_with_what_we_eat
What’s Wrong With What We Eat:
Barton Seaver, “Sustainable Seafood? Let’s Get Smart”
Louise Fresco, “We need to feed the whole world”
What’s Wrong With What We Eat–Jamie Oliver, “Teach Every Child About Food”
Mark Bittman, “What’s Wrong With What We Eat
Chapter 12 of your textbook discusses proposal essays in detail, and provides an excellent section (in yellow) at the end of the chapter that discusses the steps toward writing a proposal essay. We will discuss those pages during the relevant weeks of the course.
What’s Wrong With What We Eat:
Barton Seaver, “Sustainable Seafood? Let’s Get Smart”
Louise Fresco, “We need to feed the whole world”
What’s Wrong With What We Eat–Jamie Oliver, “Teach Every Child About Food”
Mark Bittman, “What’s Wrong With What We Eat”
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Health Care Provider and Faith Diversity
$12.50Health Care Provider and Faith Diversity Paper
Worldview Perceptions
- Christianity
- Buddhism
Pages: 4, double spaced
Citation: APA
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Chemotherapy Treatment Stages for Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia
$5.00Describe the Chemotherapy Treatment Stages for Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia
Pages: 3, double spaced
Citation: APA
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Diet Plan For Crohn’s Disease
$7.50Contents
- What is Crohn’s Disease?
- What are the Symptoms of Crohn’s Disease?
- Do patients with Crohn’sDisease absorb Foods normally?
- Types of Nutritional Deficiencies:
- Diet and Nutrition in Crohn’s Disease:
- Foods to be avoid in Crohn’s Disease:
- Recommendations:
- Recommended diet chart
Pages: 4, double spaced