working on the Organizational Structure Presentation due in Week Five. an updated action plan for the final presentation that describes the steps you have completed since Week Two as well as the steps you have yet to complete.a 350- to 700-word summary of the process you used. Address the following in your summary: the Assignment Files tab to submit your assignment.
You are the vice president (VP) of operations for a medium-sized hospital (80–120 beds). The board of directors wants to consider opening a separate long-term care facility (a skilled nursing facility or nursing home of 30 beds), and they want to know what this would entail operationally. Research the differences in these two types of facilities (hospitals versus long-term care facility).Your report should be 3 to 5 pages, excluding the cover page, abstract page, and reference page.Be sure to support your work with at least 3 academic or professional peer-reviewed sources that were published within the past 5 years.For a resource guide on using the online library to search for references, click.
During the final week of the course, you will submit a paper that will be written as if you were making recommendations to a member of Congress. Imagine that the United States Congress was considering sweeping legislation that would provide intensive regulation of nonprofit fundraising, including the imposition of more filing requirements to the Internal Revenue Service for nonprofits, as well as more active obligations on the part of nonprofit leaders to explain in detail their fundraising strategies, marketing, and fundraising efforts. Imagine also that such legislation would provide greater public oversight of the nonprofit fundraising process, but would also burden nonprofits with significant paperwork and accountability requirements.In your paper, discuss your views on whether or not the federal government should play a much larger role in regulating nonprofits and especially how nonprofits identify donors, collect funds, and spend fundraising dollars. Remember that there are only forty states that have state regulations while ten states have no state regulations at all.For example, there was a significant controversy after 9/11 regarding the American Red Cross because they collected fundraising monies and did not use those funds for the victims of 9/11 — they instead diverted those funds to other projects of the Red Cross.Here are four questions to help frame your discussion.Would stronger regulation of nonprofits have a chilling effect by decreasing contributions to nonprofits and diminishing the willingness of individuals to create nonprofits to address serious public crises and controversies?Your final paper should be 8-10 pages long and should cite 4-6 scholarly resources to support your positions. Your paper will be graded not only based on content but also based upon the quality of your writing, syntax, and grammar. Please be sure to format your paper and cite your sources per APA Style and writing expectations.
1) Who was A. Philip Randolph? What did he try to do for African Americans in the 1940s? Was he successful? Explain. 300 words. One outside source. APA citation.
the following scenario:Within your organization, upper management has decided that your department must be downsized, and it is up to each manager to begin preparing his or her team for the changes. One of the changes to be addressed involves motivational techniques. As manager, you must research and understand various motivational methods to lead and implement change within your area. a 1,050- to 1,400-word paper in which your team discusses the motivational methods you would use when introducing such a significant change to your organization. Address the following: a minimum of 3 outside sources to support your team\’s position. your paper according to APA guidelines.the Assignment Files tab to submit your assignment.
NOTE:please don’t change the number of the questions and answer them in this order start, eg: the first question is question 2 or please state the question and the answer under it. 2. Calculate the energy absorbed by the calorimeter alone, qcalorimeter. Refer to Laboratory Manual, Page 2–3. 3. Calculate the energy absorbed by the contents of the calorimeter, qcontents. You may assume that the specific heat and density of the solution equals that of pure water. Refer to Laboratory Manual, Page 2–3. 4. Calculate the total thermal energy, qreaction, of the reaction. 5. Calculate the thermal energy per mole of reactants. Is this energy released or absorbed? 7. Report the value for the molar enthalpy of neutralisation (ΔHneutralisation) of NH3(aq) with HCl(aq). Besure to quote the correct units and comply with sign conventions. This value will vary with the concentration of the reactants, so when quoting your ΔHneutralisation you should state the concentration at which it was determined. 8. Calculate the energy required to decrease the temperature of the contents of the calorimeter by the observed ΔT (qcontents). You may assume that the specific heat and density of the ammonium chloride solution are the same as pure water. (Remember, mcontents = the total mass of everything you have added to the calorimeter.) 9. Calculate the energy transfer for the calorimeter alone (qcalorimeter). 11. Calculate the enthalpy change when one mole of ammonium chloride, NH4Cl(s), is dissolved in water (That is, qreaction and ΔHsolution, using a similar process to questions 4 and 5). Record the concentration ofthe resulting solution as this will affect the value obtained.b) How does Hess’s Law apply in this experiment? 13. In Part One you examined a spontaneous process that was exothermic. In Part Two you examined aspontaneous process that was endothermic. What does this tell you about a spontaneous process? 14. You have considered spontaneous reactions with positive and negative enthalpy changes (ΔHreaction). Is it possible to predict the spontaneity of a process given the enthalpy change of that process alone? If not, what does determine spontaneity and thus what other factors must also be considered? (Use an equation to support your answer.)
What were the various ways that Americans responded to the Brown decision? What was the significance of the Brown versus Board of Education decision and the integration of Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas? Why would parents send their children into these situations? How did sympathetic Whites react? 350 words. One outside source. APA citation.
The theory of probability developed from a study of various games of chance by using coins, dice, and cards. Processes such as flipping a coin, rolling a die, or drawing a card from a deck are called probability experiments. This week we will use classical probability to estimate an outcome, and then test that estimate using empirical probability.Often when playing gambling games, or collecting items in cereal boxes, one wonders how long it will be before one achieves success. For example, imagine there are six different types of toys with one toy packaged at random in a cereal box. If a person wanted a certain toy, about how many boxes would that person have to buy on average before obtaining that particular toy? Of course, there is the possibility that the particular toy would be in the first box opened or that the person might never obtain the particular toy; although these would be considered rare instances.To prepare for this Discussion, simulate this same experiment using a single, six-sided die. Choose a particular number—for example, 3. Roll the die until you get your number; that’s one “try.” Make a chart and title it “Tries vs Rolls” Keep rolling until your chosen number is rolled 100 times (100 “tries”), and use your “Tries vs Rolls” chart to Keep track of the number of total rolls needed to roll the number you select 100 times. Ask your friends or family members to help and have fun with you!In your write-up, think about and answer these questions:1. What did you expect the average to be (from classical probability)?2. What accounts for the differences from what you expected?3. Would we get the same thing if we rolled another 100 experiments with the same die? a 200- to 250-word comparison of the number of rolls you expected to reach 100 rolls of your selected number, based on the equations and information about probability in the course text, and the number of rolls you actually needed in the experiment you performed. a selection of your colleagues’ postings. to or more of your colleagues\’ postings in one or more of the following ways: to this Discussion in a few days to read the responses to your initial posting. Note what you learned and the insights you gained from the comments your colleagues made. Refer to the Discussion Template in the Course Information area of the course navigation menu for your main post and responseBluman, A. G. (2014). (9th ed.). New York, NY: McGraw-Hill.I will provide login info and website for book.
Ch. 1 of (6th ed.)Mickey Mantle received a liver transplant in 1995. He was a Baseball Hall of Fame center fielder for the New York Yankees whose liver was failing because of cirrhosis and hepatitis. Although the waiting period for a liver transplant in the United States is about 130 days, it took only two days for the Baylor Medical Center\’s transplant team to find an organ donor for the 63-year-old former baseball hero.According to the director of the Southwest Organ Bank, Mantle was moved ahead of others on the list because of his deteriorating medical condition; however, there were mixed feelings about speeding up the process for a celebrity. Mantle was known for overcoming immense obstacles, and many argued that the medical system should provide exceptions for heroes. He was also a recovering alcoholic, which further complicated the ethical implications of the case. Because of Mantle\’s medical problems, doctors estimated that he had only a 60 percent chance for a three-year survival; whereas, liver transplant patients typically have about a 78 percent chance for a three-year survival rate.As in the case of the liver transplant for Mickey Mantle, should the system make exceptions for real heroes? Why or why not?a 1,050- to 1,400-word paper in which you the Mickey Mantle case using the Seven-Step Decision Model. at least sources in your paper. At least two must be scholarly. your paper consistent with APA guidelines. the Assignment Files tab to submit your assignment.
Week 2 Written Assignment – Hofstede’s Cultural DimensionsRead in detail the discussion of Hofstede\’s Cultural Dimensions on pages 65-68 and Exhibits 3.1 and 3.2 of the Johansson text.Pick a U.S. company with a well known product or service such as Ford, Microsoft, or Starbucks. Also pick three countries with one each from Europe, Latin America, and Asia. Do not use the same company as has been assigned for your team project.For each of the three countries, identify the Hofstede score for the four dimensions:To find the score, visit: Question 1: For each country and for each of the four dimensions, discuss specific examples of how a particular country\’s score in a specific dimension would impact how your company would operate. As best as possible, relate it to issues specific to your selected company.For example, if your selected company was Rolex watches (retail store) and one country was the Netherlands, you would first identify the Individualism score as 80 (which is quite high). For Rolex, this would mean:Question 2: Based on the discussion from Question 1, select one of the three countries that based ONLY on cultural considerations, seems to be the best choice for international expansion. In other words, regardless of what you think the potential demand in each market, select which country\’s culture would be the best fit with the company you selected. Explain your decision.Please prepare a 2-3 page paper discussing these two questions. (2-3 pages total, not 2-3 pages per question.) MICROSOFT WORD, APA FORMAT, SCHOLARLY REVIEWED CITATIONS