Elexion

Integrate leadership and management principles and attributes in nursing practice

Scenario

You are assigned to six patients on the medical surgical unit working with a LPN/LVN and share a CNA with another RN. You are receiving report for your patients and need to identify what activities you will be assigning, delegating, supervising, and prioritizing for the shift.

Instructions

Client number 1: 50-year old male who had a heart attack and stent placed with normal vital signs
Client number 2: 46-year-old female with full-thickness burns to the leg who needs to have dressings changed
Client number 3: 33-year-old male firefighter who has fallen and broken his right femur after surgery with pain in his leg
Client number 4: 18-year-old male with wheezing and labored respirations unrelieved by an inhaler
Client number 5: 74-year-old female with new onset dementia awaiting lab results
Client number 6: 52-year-old female who has been recently diagnoses with diabetes type 2 and is getting discharged
Describe the patients you will be assigning to the LPN
Describe the care that you will be delegating to the LPN and CNA
List the interventions that you would want to supervise for the LPN and CNA
List the clients and care from the highest to lowest priority
Provides stated ideas with professional language and attribution for credible sources with correct APA citation, spelling, and grammar.

 

Statistics for Behavioral Sciences Lab

 

Using Microsoft Excel, compute a correlation coefficient between age and height, following instructions in your lecture.
Using the appropriate table in your textbook, find the critical value to determine whether the correlation coefficient between these two variables is significant, Move your output into a Microsoft Word document and write a formal, APA-formatted interpretation of the results, modeled on the example given in the

Criminology Research

 

 

 

1. Research a criminal offender of your choice (bank robber, drug dealer, mob boss,
assassin, serial killer, embezzler, etc…whoever you are most interested in). The key is to
make sure there is a lot of biographical information available on that person.
Here is a starting point for ideas if you don’t have anyone specific in mind:
http://www.biography.com/people/groups/criminals
2. Develop a paper that focuses on the relevance of specific biological, psychological and
sociological factors to your chosen offender -for example traumatic brain injury, IQ
(biology), child abuse/neglect, mental illness (psychology), lack of
resources/opportunities (sociology).
Note that the “type” of offender you choose may determine how much information you
can find about his/her life relevant to particular crime theories. For instance, biographical
information that implies sociological factors may take precedence for a drug dealer while
psychological factors may be emphasized for a serial killer (and not necessarily because
that accurately reflects the dominance of one theory over another), although certainly
there will still be biographical information to apply to the other perspectives. This
definitely depends on the individual offender though.
The goal is to correctly explain and apply the theories from the textbook and lectures to
the person’s psyche, upbringing, environment (i.e. life history). Analyze information that
supports and discounts the crime theories you are examining.
3. Cite where you get the information about the offender throughout your paper (books,
articles, websites), and also when you refer to, define, and elaborate on specific theories.
If a potential biological, psychological, or sociological theory comes up in your research
that was not explicitly discussed in the textbook or via other course content, I encourage
you to find a scholarly source and include those findings in your analysis. So to reiterate:
You can (but are not required to) bring in outside sources for theory application but they
must be SCHOLARLY. The biographical information on your offender need not be from
a scholarly source.
*The goal of this paper is NOT to summarize how other people analyze your offender’s
behavior, but to synthesize the biographical information yourself and apply it to course
material/ scholarly sources discussing particular crime theories.
4. Discuss how much support there is for each set of theoretical perspectives (the particular
biological, psychological, and sociological factors explaining your criminal’s behavior).
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Is this individual’s crime/s explained mostly by one particular factor or set of factors, or
some combination? The point here is to make a logical argument supported by the data,
factors and theories discussed throughout your paper.

 

Developing Human Resources

Review and reflect on the various components of human resources (HR) planning and retention, including motivation, retention, and turnover. Based on your review, reflection, and the materials presented this week in the course, respond to the following questions:

In your opinion, what are the most important key concepts in HR planning and the HR planning process?

Describe the psychological contract, and discuss how motivation is associated with employee performance.

Describe one type of turnover and how this can effectively be measured by HR.

Describe at least one driving force behind retention and how this can effectively be measured by HR.

 

 

Rationale and Analysis of Agency

 

 

 

 

 

Assume the role of a consultant who works for a consulting firm that has asked you to research this agency and file a report with the vice president of public programs and client support. This report will be reviewed by the VP as well as by the leaders of the agency for whom you are working.

Write a 6–8 page paper (including title and reference page), titled Part 1: Rationale and Analysis for the [Selected Agency], in which you separate the content into the following sections:

Introduction.
Functions of the Agency.
Rationale.
Analysis of the Selected Agency. Develop an in-depth analysis of the selected agency’s planning, organizational design, and implementation, and then provide recommendations for improvement. Research related academic sources, the agency’s website, or a relevant government website.
Analysis of Policy Implementation.
Recommendations for Planning and Implementation.
References.
Agency Selection: Select an agency either from the list below or your own choice of a public agency. Before selecting an agency ensure the agency (or department) is structured to meet the expectations of all the assignments in the course. For public agency selection recommendations, review these websites:

USA.govLinks to an external site..
A–Z Index of U.S. Government Departments and AgenciesLinks to an external site..
U.S. Office of Personnel ManagementLinks to an external site..
The Nonprofit TimesLinks to an external site..
NGO AdvisorLinks to an external site..
City, county, or state governments: Local GovernmentsLinks to an external site..
Instructions
Provide background information about the agency or department, its mission, goals, and objectives. This will go into the section titled Introduction.
Describe two functions of this agency.
Analyze one current event involving this agency.
Explain the rationale for selecting the agency with two justifiable reasons.
Analyze two major milestones, (internal or external), affecting the agency’s success and one result of the effectiveness of the agency’s planning, or implementation functions.
Analyze two possible causes (internal or external) that appear to have the effect of impeding the organization’s implementation of its policy and meeting its goals and objectives.

“The reason I could see so far is because I stood on the shoulders of giants”

 

Science is built on the discoveries of others. As Einstein once said, “The reason I
could see so far is because I stood on the shoulders of giants”. This information
is used to formulate a researcher’s hypothesis in the scientific method, guide
experiments, and later becomes a part of the final research article.
Part of a research project (really any project you may be involved in, regardless
of the discipline) is gathering and presenting information; this is the purpose of
the assignment.
Steps to complete this assignment.
1. Find a topic that interests you, dealing with some aspect of biology or science.
2. Research this topic, using currently published information, with at least three
sources.
3. Write the report.

Initial estimated costs is greater than the amount of funds budgeted by the sponsor

 

Often, the sum of the initial estimated costs is greater than the amount of funds budgeted by the sponsor. What should be done to arrive at an acceptable budget amount? Describe the steps necessary to ensure an acceptable budget amount is present.