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    – ## CapstonePartI.docx **## CapstonePartI.docx** Capstone Part I: PICOT Assignment In adult patients with type 2 diabetes (P), how does the addition of Ozempic (semaglutide) (I), compared to metformin therapy alone (C), affect average weight loss (O) over a two-month period (T)? This section should…

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    – ## CapstonePartI.docx

    **## CapstonePartI.docx**

    Capstone Part I: PICOT Assignment

    In adult patients with type 2 diabetes (P), how does the addition of Ozempic (semaglutide) (I), compared to metformin therapy alone (C), affect average weight loss (O) over a two-month period (T)?

    This section should be 3-4 pages 5 references

    **CAPSTONE: PART I**

    The PICOT will be a health issue identified at work or in the community. Be creative! There are certain topics that have been saturated in healthcare and have been implemented multiple times already.
    **Do not** present on the following topics:

    Diabetes, CHF, Blood pressure, Infection Control (hand washing, post op infections), Medication compliance programs, Telemedicine/Home programs

    1.
    Title Page

    2. Introduction to your proposed problem:

    – Significance of the Practice Problem: Discuss the identified Practice Problem.

    -Introduce the topic of the paper.

    -Describe the health problem. Don't type "Introduction.”

    -Using data and statistics, support your claim that your selected issue is a problem.

    – Include your purpose statement and what specifically you will address in your proposed program.

    -Be sure your proposed outcome is realistic and measurable.

    3. PICOT- Should be discussed in detail. This section should include your PICOT question but also should provide thorough descriptions of your population, intervention, comparison intervention, outcome, and timing (if appropriate to your question).

    The word PICOT is a mnemonic derived from the elements of a clinical research question – patient, intervention, comparison, outcome, and (sometimes) time. The PICOT process begins with a case scenario, and the question is phrased to elicit an answer. P – Patient/Problem I – Intervention C – Comparison O – Outcome T – Timeframe

    4. Describe the vulnerable population

    -Discuss the impact of social determinants on health for your selected population.

    -What are the risk factors that make this a vulnerable population?

    -Use evidence to support the risk factors you have identified.

    5. Research should be from scholarly journals of evidence-based interventions that address the problem.

    -Peer-reviewed research articles not older than five years (all articles must be used in your paper)

    6. Proposal

    -Propose addressing the selected health problem using an evidence-based intervention in your literature search to address the problem in the selected population/setting.

    -Include a thorough discussion of the specifics of this intervention which include resources necessary, those involved, and feasibility for a nurse in an advanced role.

    -Be sure to include a timeline for the intervention proposed.

    7. Theoretical Framework/Nursing Theory- This section should include the theoretical framework which supports your project. Describe a theory or model to serve as the foundation for your project.

    – Overall, you should be able to introduce the problem and why this is significant to the healthcare system. For example: What impact does it have on the patient, community, cost of care, quality of life, readmissions and so forth

    -Use appropriate APA 7th Ed. format along with Syllabus outline

    -Scholarly, peer-reviewed, and research articles cited should be within the last five years.

    -This section should be 3-4 pages long (not including the title and reference page).

     -Use proper in-text citations with a properly formatted reference list.

     -All papers must be written in the 3rd person.

    **Rubric Grading Part I.docx**

    RITERIA OUTSTANDING VERY GOOD GOOD UNACCEPTABLE
    PICOT-Describe the
    proposed health
    problem in details.
    What are you
    proposing to
    change? Provide
    evidence using
    data and statistics
    and literature to
    support your
    problem.
    20 points
    Thoroughly
    identified and
    discussed the
    problem and aspect
    to address.
    Briefly identified
    and discussed the
    problem and aspect
    to address.
    Vaguely identified
    and discussed the
    problem and aspect
    to address
    Did not identified
    the problem.
    Describe your
    population in
    details.. Use
    evidence to support
    the risk factors you
    have identified.
    20 points
    Thoroughly
    identified or
    described
    population
    supported by
    evidence.
    Briefly identified or
    described
    population
    supported by
    evidence.
    Vaguely identified
    or described
    population
    supported by
    evidence.
    Did not identified or
    described
    population
    supported by
    evidence.
    Depth of
    Discussion and
    Cohesiveness.
    Provide a literature
    review from
    scholarly journals
    of evidence-based
    interventions that
    address the
    problem.
    20 points
    In-depth discussion
    and elaboration in
    all sections of the
    paper.
    Ties together
    information from all
    sources. Paper
    flows from one
    issue to the next
    with no headings.
    The author’s writing
    demonstrates an
    understanding of
    the relationship
    among material
    obtained from all
    sources Mostly, it
    ties together
    information from all
    sources.
    In-depth discussion
    and elaboration in
    most sections of
    the paper.
    Mostly, it ties
    together
    information from all
    sources. Paper
    flows with only
    some
    disjointedness. The
    author’s writing
    demonstrates an
    understanding of
    the relationship
    among material
    obtained from all
    sources.
    The writer has
    omitted content.
    Quotations from
    others outweigh the
    writer’s own ideas
    excessively.
    Sometimes ties
    together
    information from all
    sources. The paper
    does not flow.
    Disjointedness is
    apparent. The
    author’s writing
    does not
    demonstrate an
    understanding of
    the relationship
    between material
    obtained from all
    sources.
    Cursory discussion
    in all the sections
    of the paper or brief
    discussion in only a
    few sections.
    It does not tie
    together
    information. Paper
    does not flow and
    appears to be
    created from
    disparate issues.
    Headings are
    necessary to link
    concepts. Writing
    does not
    demonstrate an
    understanding any
    relationship
    Use of Theoretical
    Nursing Framework
    used to align with
    the proposed
    health problem.
    Thoroughly selected
    and present an
    appropriate health
    promotion/ disease
    prevention
    Briefly selected and
    present an
    appropriate health
    promotion/ disease
    prevention
    Vaguely selected
    and present an
    appropriate health
    promotion/ disease
    prevention
    Did not select and
    present an
    appropriate health
    promotion/ disease
    prevention

    20 points theoretical or
    conceptual model T
    theoretical or
    conceptual model
    theoretical or
    conceptual model
    theoretical or
    conceptual model
    Spelling and
    Grammar
    10 points
    Fewer than 5
    grammatical,
    spelling,
    capitalization, or
    punctuation errors.
    Required word
    count has been
    met.
    More than 5 but
    fewer than 10
    grammatical,
    spelling,
    capitalization &
    punctuation errors
    Required word
    count is 25 words
    below the minimum
    required count.
    More than 10
    grammatical,
    spelling,
    capitalization &
    punctuation errors
    Required word
    count is 50 words
    below the minimum
    required count.
    An unacceptable
    number of spelling
    and/or grammar
    mistakes.
    Required word
    count is more than
    50 words below the
    minimum required
    count.
    Sources
    10 points
    Over 5 current
    sources, of which
    at least 3 are peer-
    review journal
    articles or scholarly
    books. Sources
    include both
    general background
    sources and
    specialized
    sources. Special-
    interest sources
    and popular
    literature and
    acknowledged as
    such if they are
    cited. All websites
    utilized are
    authoritative.
    5 current sources,
    of which at least 2
    are peer-review
    journal articles or
    scholarly books. All
    websites utilized
    are authoritative.
    Fewer than 5
    current sources or
    fewer than 2 of 5
    are peer-reviewed
    journal articles or
    scholarly books. All
    websites utilized
    are credible.
    Fewer than 5
    current sources or
    fewer than 2 of 5
    are peer-reviewed
    journal articles or
    scholarly books.
    Not all websites
    utilized are credible,
    and/or sources are
    not curren

    **## CapstonePartI.docx**

    Capstone Part I: PICOT Assignment

    In adult patients with type 2 diabetes (P), how does the addition of Ozempic (semaglutide) (I), compared to metformin therapy alone (C), affect average weight loss (O) over a two-month period (T)?

    This section should be 3-4 pages 5 references

    **CAPSTONE: PART I**

    The PICOT will be a health issue identified at work or in the community. Be creative! There are certain topics that have been saturated in healthcare and have been implemented multiple times already.
    **Do not** present on the following topics:

    Diabetes, CHF, Blood pressure, Infection Control (hand washing, post op infections), Medication compliance programs, Telemedicine/Home programs

    1.
    Title Page

    2. Introduction to your proposed problem:

    – Significance of the Practice Problem: Discuss the identified Practice Problem.

    -Introduce the topic of the paper.

    -Describe the health problem. Don't type "Introduction.”

    -Using data and statistics, support your claim that your selected issue is a problem.

    – Include your purpose statement and what specifically you will address in your proposed program.

    -Be sure your proposed outcome is realistic and measurable.

    3. PICOT- Should be discussed in detail. This section should include your PICOT question but also should provide thorough descriptions of your population, intervention, comparison intervention, outcome, and timing (if appropriate to your question).

    The word PICOT is a mnemonic derived from the elements of a clinical research question – patient, intervention, comparison, outcome, and (sometimes) time. The PICOT process begins with a case scenario, and the question is phrased to elicit an answer. P – Patient/Problem I – Intervention C – Comparison O – Outcome T – Timeframe

    4. Describe the vulnerable population

    -Discuss the impact of social determinants on health for your selected population.

    -What are the risk factors that make this a vulnerable population?

    -Use evidence to support the risk factors you have identified.

    5. Research should be from scholarly journals of evidence-based interventions that address the problem.

    -Peer-reviewed research articles not older than five years (all articles must be used in your paper)

    6. Proposal

    -Propose addressing the selected health problem using an evidence-based intervention in your literature search to address the problem in the selected population/setting.

    -Include a thorough discussion of the specifics of this intervention which include resources necessary, those involved, and feasibility for a nurse in an advanced role.

    -Be sure to include a timeline for the intervention proposed.

    7. Theoretical Framework/Nursing Theory- This section should include the theoretical framework which supports your project. Describe a theory or model to serve as the foundation for your project.

    – Overall, you should be able to introduce the problem and why this is significant to the healthcare system. For example: What impact does it have on the patient, community, cost of care, quality of life, readmissions and so forth

    -Use appropriate APA 7th Ed. format along with Syllabus outline

    -Scholarly, peer-reviewed, and research articles cited should be within the last five years.

    -This section should be 3-4 pages long (not including the title and reference page).

     -Use proper in-text citations with a properly formatted reference list.

     -All papers must be written in the 3rd person.

    **Rubric Grading Part I.docx**

    RITERIA OUTSTANDING VERY GOOD GOOD UNACCEPTABLE
    PICOT-Describe the
    proposed health
    problem in details.
    What are you
    proposing to
    change? Provide
    evidence using
    data and statistics
    and literature to
    support your
    problem.
    20 points
    Thoroughly
    identified and
    discussed the
    problem and aspect
    to address.
    Briefly identified
    and discussed the
    problem and aspect
    to address.
    Vaguely identified
    and discussed the
    problem and aspect
    to address
    Did not identified
    the problem.
    Describe your
    population in
    details.. Use
    evidence to support
    the risk factors you
    have identified.
    20 points
    Thoroughly
    identified or
    described
    population
    supported by
    evidence.
    Briefly identified or
    described
    population
    supported by
    evidence.
    Vaguely identified
    or described
    population
    supported by
    evidence.
    Did not identified or
    described
    population
    supported by
    evidence.
    Depth of
    Discussion and
    Cohesiveness.
    Provide a literature
    review from
    scholarly journals
    of evidence-based
    interventions that
    address the
    problem.
    20 points
    In-depth discussion
    and elaboration in
    all sections of the
    paper.
    Ties together
    information from all
    sources. Paper
    flows from one
    issue to the next
    with no headings.
    The author’s writing
    demonstrates an
    understanding of
    the relationship
    among material
    obtained from all
    sources Mostly, it
    ties together
    information from all
    sources.
    In-depth discussion
    and elaboration in
    most sections of
    the paper.
    Mostly, it ties
    together
    information from all
    sources. Paper
    flows with only
    some
    disjointedness. The
    author’s writing
    demonstrates an
    understanding of
    the relationship
    among material
    obtained from all
    sources.
    The writer has
    omitted content.
    Quotations from
    others outweigh the
    writer’s own ideas
    excessively.
    Sometimes ties
    together
    information from all
    sources. The paper
    does not flow.
    Disjointedness is
    apparent. The
    author’s writing
    does not
    demonstrate an
    understanding of
    the relationship
    between material
    obtained from all
    sources.
    Cursory discussion
    in all the sections
    of the paper or brief
    discussion in only a
    few sections.
    It does not tie
    together
    information. Paper
    does not flow and
    appears to be
    created from
    disparate issues.
    Headings are
    necessary to link
    concepts. Writing
    does not
    demonstrate an
    understanding any
    relationship
    Use of Theoretical
    Nursing Framework
    used to align with
    the proposed
    health problem.
    Thoroughly selected
    and present an
    appropriate health
    promotion/ disease
    prevention
    Briefly selected and
    present an
    appropriate health
    promotion/ disease
    prevention
    Vaguely selected
    and present an
    appropriate health
    promotion/ disease
    prevention
    Did not select and
    present an
    appropriate health
    promotion/ disease
    prevention

    20 points theoretical or
    conceptual model T
    theoretical or
    conceptual model
    theoretical or
    conceptual model
    theoretical or
    conceptual model
    Spelling and
    Grammar
    10 points
    Fewer than 5
    grammatical,
    spelling,
    capitalization, or
    punctuation errors.
    Required word
    count has been
    met.
    More than 5 but
    fewer than 10
    grammatical,
    spelling,
    capitalization &
    punctuation errors
    Required word
    count is 25 words
    below the minimum
    required count.
    More than 10
    grammatical,
    spelling,
    capitalization &
    punctuation errors
    Required word
    count is 50 words
    below the minimum
    required count.
    An unacceptable
    number of spelling
    and/or grammar
    mistakes.
    Required word
    count is more than
    50 words below the
    minimum required
    count.
    Sources
    10 points
    Over 5 current
    sources, of which
    at least 3 are peer-
    review journal
    articles or scholarly
    books. Sources
    include both
    general background
    sources and
    specialized
    sources. Special-
    interest sources
    and popular
    literature and
    acknowledged as
    such if they are
    cited. All websites
    utilized are
    authoritative.
    5 current sources,
    of which at least 2
    are peer-review
    journal articles or
    scholarly books. All
    websites utilized
    are authoritative.
    Fewer than 5
    current sources or
    fewer than 2 of 5
    are peer-reviewed
    journal articles or
    scholarly books. All
    websites utilized
    are credible.
    Fewer than 5
    current sources or
    fewer than 2 of 5
    are peer-reviewed
    journal articles or
    scholarly books.
    Not all websites
    utilized are credible,
    and/or sources are
    not curren

  • [Solved] Assigment .Apa seven . All instructions attached.

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    – ## WritingAssignmentWeek2.docx **## WritingAssignmentWeek2.docx** Writing Assignment Week 2 **Advanced Practice Nursing: Clinical Decision-Making and Leadership Essay** **Overview:** This assignment invites you to explore the evolution of clinical decision-making as you transition from bedside nur…

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    **## WritingAssignmentWeek2.docx**

    Writing Assignment Week 2

    **Advanced Practice Nursing: Clinical Decision-Making and Leadership Essay**

    **Overview:** This assignment invites you to explore the evolution of clinical decision-making as you transition from bedside nursing to advanced practice roles. In your essay, you will critically analyze and compare the decision-making skills, leadership approaches, and ethical considerations required at the bedside versus those required of advanced practice nurses (APNs), such as nurse practitioners (NPs) and nurse leaders.

    Your discussion must integrate the following course outcomes throughout your analysis:

    ·
    **Outcome 1:** Demonstrate understanding of the impact of legal and ethical issues, and healthcare policy on decision-making in a real, complex healthcare environment.

    ·
    **Outcome 2:** Synthesize multidimensional approaches of decision-making learned throughout the course to evaluate patient outcomes.

    ·
    **Outcome 3:** Apply thoughtful leadership approaches to implement successful changes in your practice.

    ·
    **Outcome 4:** Apply multiple decision-making approaches—including transformational leadership principles—in actual situations to demonstrate confidence in decision making.

    **Assignment Instructions**

    **Writing Requirements:**

    ·
    **Format: Prepare your submission as an essay. The document must include a cover page, clearly structured level headings (in adherence with APA 7th Edition standards), and a reference list.**

    ·
    **Length: The primary text should be a minimum of 4 pages (excluding the cover page and references).**

    ·
    **Style: Write at a graduate level using formal academic language. Your analysis should be thorough, critical, and reflective of the course readings and other current academic literature.**

    ·
    **APA Guidelines: All in-text citations and the reference list must follow APA 7th Edition guidelines. 5 references**

    **Essay Topics and Guiding Questions**

    Your essay should address the following topics and questions:

    **Transitioning from Bedside Nursing to Advanced Practice:**

    · As nurses, you have all learned the importance of clinical decision-making, critical thinking, and clinical judgment for ensuring safe and effective patient care.

    ·
    **Question:** As you move into your advanced practice role—whether in leadership, management, or as an NP—how do these decision-making processes change? Does your approach need to shift, and if so, why?

    **Comparing Skill Sets:**

    ·
    **Question:** Is there a difference between the decision-making and leadership skills required by bedside nurses compared to those needed by APNs?

    ·
    **Guidance:** Support your discussion with rationale drawn from the course readings and relevant academic literature. Consider using examples from practice scenarios to highlight these differences.

    **Critical Decision-Making for Future Roles:**

    ·
    **Question:** As you transition into your role as an APN, which clinical decision-making skills are most critical—especially for nurses planning to become NPs versus those pursuing nurse leadership?

    ·
    **Guidance:** Present a rationale for your choices, referencing course readings and scholarly research. Reflect on how multidimensional decision-making approaches can influence patient outcomes.

    **Standardized Decision-Making Tools:**

    ·
    **Question:** What standardized decision-making tool has been developed to guide nurses at all levels in making practice decisions?

    ·
    **Guidance:** Explain why this tool was created, its intended purpose, and how it standardizes decision-making across varying clinical settings.

    ·
    **Question:** How would you apply this tool in your current or future role as an APN? Provide specific examples of its application in real clinical scenarios.

    **Additional Tools and the Consensus Model for APRNs:**

    ·
    **Question:** Are there other standardized clinical decision-making tools available for APNs and NPs? Evaluate whether these tools are employed consistently across care settings and offer a rationale for their use (or limitations).

    ·
    **Question:** Describe the role of the Consensus Model for APRNs and discuss how it informs decision-making processes in advanced practice settings.

    **Submission Requirements**

    ·
    **Content:** Ensure all discussion questions are addressed comprehensively and supported with both course readings and additional academic sources.

    ·
    **Structure:**

    ·
    **Introduction:** Provide an overview of your essay’s scope, the significance of the transition to an advanced practice role, and a brief outline of what will be discussed.

    ·
    **Body:** Develop each question in dedicated sections with clear APA-style headings.

    ·
    **Conclusion:** Summarize and synthesize the main points of your discussion, highlighting the importance of legal, ethical, and policy considerations in advanced clinical decision-making and leadership.

    ·
    **References:** Include a minimum of four scholarly sources published within the past five years. Follow APA guidelines for all citations and references.

    ·
    **Formatting:** Maintain APA style consistency throughout—this includes using a 12-point Times New Roman font, 1-inch margins, and double-spaced text.

    **Submission Deadline:** Refer to your course syllabus or assignment schedule for the specific due date.

    **## WritingAssignmentWeek2.docx**

    Writing Assignment Week 2

    **Advanced Practice Nursing: Clinical Decision-Making and Leadership Essay**

    **Overview:** This assignment invites you to explore the evolution of clinical decision-making as you transition from bedside nursing to advanced practice roles. In your essay, you will critically analyze and compare the decision-making skills, leadership approaches, and ethical considerations required at the bedside versus those required of advanced practice nurses (APNs), such as nurse practitioners (NPs) and nurse leaders.

    Your discussion must integrate the following course outcomes throughout your analysis:

    ·
    **Outcome 1:** Demonstrate understanding of the impact of legal and ethical issues, and healthcare policy on decision-making in a real, complex healthcare environment.

    ·
    **Outcome 2:** Synthesize multidimensional approaches of decision-making learned throughout the course to evaluate patient outcomes.

    ·
    **Outcome 3:** Apply thoughtful leadership approaches to implement successful changes in your practice.

    ·
    **Outcome 4:** Apply multiple decision-making approaches—including transformational leadership principles—in actual situations to demonstrate confidence in decision making.

    **Assignment Instructions**

    **Writing Requirements:**

    ·
    **Format: Prepare your submission as an essay. The document must include a cover page, clearly structured level headings (in adherence with APA 7th Edition standards), and a reference list.**

    ·
    **Length: The primary text should be a minimum of 4 pages (excluding the cover page and references).**

    ·
    **Style: Write at a graduate level using formal academic language. Your analysis should be thorough, critical, and reflective of the course readings and other current academic literature.**

    ·
    **APA Guidelines: All in-text citations and the reference list must follow APA 7th Edition guidelines. 5 references**

    **Essay Topics and Guiding Questions**

    Your essay should address the following topics and questions:

    **Transitioning from Bedside Nursing to Advanced Practice:**

    · As nurses, you have all learned the importance of clinical decision-making, critical thinking, and clinical judgment for ensuring safe and effective patient care.

    ·
    **Question:** As you move into your advanced practice role—whether in leadership, management, or as an NP—how do these decision-making processes change? Does your approach need to shift, and if so, why?

    **Comparing Skill Sets:**

    ·
    **Question:** Is there a difference between the decision-making and leadership skills required by bedside nurses compared to those needed by APNs?

    ·
    **Guidance:** Support your discussion with rationale drawn from the course readings and relevant academic literature. Consider using examples from practice scenarios to highlight these differences.

    **Critical Decision-Making for Future Roles:**

    ·
    **Question:** As you transition into your role as an APN, which clinical decision-making skills are most critical—especially for nurses planning to become NPs versus those pursuing nurse leadership?

    ·
    **Guidance:** Present a rationale for your choices, referencing course readings and scholarly research. Reflect on how multidimensional decision-making approaches can influence patient outcomes.

    **Standardized Decision-Making Tools:**

    ·
    **Question:** What standardized decision-making tool has been developed to guide nurses at all levels in making practice decisions?

    ·
    **Guidance:** Explain why this tool was created, its intended purpose, and how it standardizes decision-making across varying clinical settings.

    ·
    **Question:** How would you apply this tool in your current or future role as an APN? Provide specific examples of its application in real clinical scenarios.

    **Additional Tools and the Consensus Model for APRNs:**

    ·
    **Question:** Are there other standardized clinical decision-making tools available for APNs and NPs? Evaluate whether these tools are employed consistently across care settings and offer a rationale for their use (or limitations).

    ·
    **Question:** Describe the role of the Consensus Model for APRNs and discuss how it informs decision-making processes in advanced practice settings.

    **Submission Requirements**

    ·
    **Content:** Ensure all discussion questions are addressed comprehensively and supported with both course readings and additional academic sources.

    ·
    **Structure:**

    ·
    **Introduction:** Provide an overview of your essay’s scope, the significance of the transition to an advanced practice role, and a brief outline of what will be discussed.

    ·
    **Body:** Develop each question in dedicated sections with clear APA-style headings.

    ·
    **Conclusion:** Summarize and synthesize the main points of your discussion, highlighting the importance of legal, ethical, and policy considerations in advanced clinical decision-making and leadership.

    ·
    **References:** Include a minimum of four scholarly sources published within the past five years. Follow APA guidelines for all citations and references.

    ·
    **Formatting:** Maintain APA style consistency throughout—this includes using a 12-point Times New Roman font, 1-inch margins, and double-spaced text.

    **Submission Deadline:** Refer to your course syllabus or assignment schedule for the specific due date.

  • [Solved] Critical Review

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    See attached – ## CriticalReviewinstructions.docx – worryingarticle.pdf **## CriticalReviewinstructions.docx** **Critical Review of Published Article** Mastery of statistics involves not only the ability to generate sound statistical results, but also the ability to critically evaluate the statistic…

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    – worryingarticle.pdf

    **## CriticalReviewinstructions.docx**

    **Critical Review of Published Article**

    Mastery of statistics involves not only the ability to generate sound statistical results, but also the ability to critically evaluate the statistical analysis of others.  This is the focus of this assignment.  A critique is not a summary or a simple retelling of the major findings in a research article.  It is more than that and the results may make the difference between believing research results and using them, or not believing results and not using them.

    The critique should critically review (not summarize) the article discussed.  You should concentrate your analysis and critique on the data and the analysis of the data (statistics) presented.  Do they support the conclusions reached by the author(s)?  Why or why not?  You do not have to agree with the conclusions reached during the discussion.  If you do not agree, you should argue why you do not based on information contained in the article you are critiquing.  If you believe important information or analysis is missing, you should also reference that.   Similarly, if you agree, you should state why based on information presented in the article.

    The paper should be three pages not including the title page.  Points will be deducted if the paper is longer than four pages.

    **Suggested Content**:

    The critique should contain a title page, brief introduction and supporting paragraphs.

    **Title Page**:

    Includes title of the research article and author’s name(s),
    **your name**, and date.

    **Introduction**:

    · In the opening sentences, introduce the research topic, including the rationale or purpose for conducting the research and its objectives. What question(s) is the researcher trying to answer?  Include identification of independent and dependent variables.

    · State the author’s hypothesis or research question(s)?

    · Briefly state the research methodology.  How did the researcher study the topic?  Survey?  Experiment? Statistical Analysis?  A combination of methods?

    **Supporting paragraphs**:

    An in-depth critique of the article (Discuss how well the research is conducted)

    Consider the following: (Do not do include any checklists.  This must be a narrative discussion)

    · Purpose

    Is the research problem clearly stated?  Is it easy to determine what the researcher intends to research?

    · Objectives/hypotheses

    Has a research question or hypothesis been identified?  Is it clearly stated?  Is it consistent with discussion in the article's introduction and purpose?

    · Operational Definitions

    Are all terms, theories, and concepts used in the study clearly defined?

    · Methodology

    Is the research design and methodology clearly identified?  Has the data gathering instrument been described? Is the instrument appropriate?  How was         it developed?  Were reliability and validity testing undertaken and the results discussed?  Was a pilot study undertaken?

    Also consider the following in your discussion:

    · Was the population defined?

    · What is the source of data used in the article?

    · How the sample was selected (probability or nonprobability)?  Was the size of the sample appropriate?

    · Which descriptive statistics were used?  Are they meaningful?

    · If statistical analysis was conducted, was it appropriate and well defined?

    · Do the tables and/or figures appropriately (or inappropriately) display the collected data?

    · Are conclusions in the article backed up appropriately by the tables and statistics presented?

    · If a hypothesis was identified was it supported?  Were the strengths and limitations of the study including generalization discussed?  Was a recommendation for further research made?

    · Were all the books, journals and other media alluded to in the study accurately referenced?

    Summing up your impressions is important:

    · Considering all of your observations, is the article well or poorly researched?

    · If you were to conduct the study, please explain the changes you could make to strengthen the validity of the study.

    · Concluding remarks. Drive home the main thrust of your paper.

    Tips for Writing Critiques

    1. The critique should critically review (NOT summarize!) the article discussed.

    2. Go through several drafts. NO ONE can write a perfect essay in one try. Your first draft should be much longer than the final draft. Then as you edit, try to make the same amount of information more concise and clear, continually refining your writing.

    3. Write in formal English avoiding casual language. Though we want to hear your opinions avoid using ‘I’ or ‘me.’ For example, instead of writing: “I think this research overlooked an important factor,” just write, “This research overlooked an important factor.”

    4. Though it is important to have a broad and strong vocabulary, don’t use stilted language for the sake of using fancy words. It makes the paper more difficult to read than is necessary.

    5. Write your critique as if your reader has NOT yet read the paper/essay you are critiquing.

    6. Write in active voice, which is more direct, bold, and concise than passive voice. Examples from
    _The Elements of Style_ by William Strunk Jr. and E. B. White:

    7. Run spelling and grammar-checking programs carefully, double-checking the spelling of all specialized and scientific terms your dictionary will not recognize.  Many spelling errors will be caught by these programs and these errors SHOULD NEVER persist in any work that is to be handed in for grading.

    8. Submit as a Word document.  No PDF files.

    9. Double-space

    10. Use 12 point Times New Roman font and 1 inch margins

    11. Use section headings where appropriate

    12. Number all pages after the title page

    13. Do not use quotes from the article, paraphrase

    **worryingarticle.pdf**

    This file is too large to display. [View in new window](https://www.sweetstudy.com/files/worryingarticle-pdf)

    **worryingarticle.pdf**

    This file is too large to display. [View in new window](https://www.sweetstudy.com/files/worryingarticle-pdf)

    **## CriticalReviewinstructions.docx**

    **Critical Review of Published Article**

    Mastery of statistics involves not only the ability to generate sound statistical results, but also the ability to critically evaluate the statistical analysis of others.  This is the focus of this assignment.  A critique is not a summary or a simple retelling of the major findings in a research article.  It is more than that and the results may make the difference between believing research results and using them, or not believing results and not using them.

    The critique should critically review (not summarize) the article discussed.  You should concentrate your analysis and critique on the data and the analysis of the data (statistics) presented.  Do they support the conclusions reached by the author(s)?  Why or why not?  You do not have to agree with the conclusions reached during the discussion.  If you do not agree, you should argue why you do not based on information contained in the article you are critiquing.  If you believe important information or analysis is missing, you should also reference that.   Similarly, if you agree, you should state why based on information presented in the article.

    The paper should be three pages not including the title page.  Points will be deducted if the paper is longer than four pages.

    **Suggested Content**:

    The critique should contain a title page, brief introduction and supporting paragraphs.

    **Title Page**:

    Includes title of the research article and author’s name(s),
    **your name**, and date.

    **Introduction**:

    · In the opening sentences, introduce the research topic, including the rationale or purpose for conducting the research and its objectives. What question(s) is the researcher trying to answer?  Include identification of independent and dependent variables.

    · State the author’s hypothesis or research question(s)?

    · Briefly state the research methodology.  How did the researcher study the topic?  Survey?  Experiment? Statistical Analysis?  A combination of methods?

    **Supporting paragraphs**:

    An in-depth critique of the article (Discuss how well the research is conducted)

    Consider the following: (Do not do include any checklists.  This must be a narrative discussion)

    · Purpose

    Is the research problem clearly stated?  Is it easy to determine what the researcher intends to research?

    · Objectives/hypotheses

    Has a research question or hypothesis been identified?  Is it clearly stated?  Is it consistent with discussion in the article's introduction and purpose?

    · Operational Definitions

    Are all terms, theories, and concepts used in the study clearly defined?

    · Methodology

    Is the research design and methodology clearly identified?  Has the data gathering instrument been described? Is the instrument appropriate?  How was         it developed?  Were reliability and validity testing undertaken and the results discussed?  Was a pilot study undertaken?

    Also consider the following in your discussion:

    · Was the population defined?

    · What is the source of data used in the article?

    · How the sample was selected (probability or nonprobability)?  Was the size of the sample appropriate?

    · Which descriptive statistics were used?  Are they meaningful?

    · If statistical analysis was conducted, was it appropriate and well defined?

    · Do the tables and/or figures appropriately (or inappropriately) display the collected data?

    · Are conclusions in the article backed up appropriately by the tables and statistics presented?

    · If a hypothesis was identified was it supported?  Were the strengths and limitations of the study including generalization discussed?  Was a recommendation for further research made?

    · Were all the books, journals and other media alluded to in the study accurately referenced?

    Summing up your impressions is important:

    · Considering all of your observations, is the article well or poorly researched?

    · If you were to conduct the study, please explain the changes you could make to strengthen the validity of the study.

    · Concluding remarks. Drive home the main thrust of your paper.

    Tips for Writing Critiques

    1. The critique should critically review (NOT summarize!) the article discussed.

    2. Go through several drafts. NO ONE can write a perfect essay in one try. Your first draft should be much longer than the final draft. Then as you edit, try to make the same amount of information more concise and clear, continually refining your writing.

    3. Write in formal English avoiding casual language. Though we want to hear your opinions avoid using ‘I’ or ‘me.’ For example, instead of writing: “I think this research overlooked an important factor,” just write, “This research overlooked an important factor.”

    4. Though it is important to have a broad and strong vocabulary, don’t use stilted language for the sake of using fancy words. It makes the paper more difficult to read than is necessary.

    5. Write your critique as if your reader has NOT yet read the paper/essay you are critiquing.

    6. Write in active voice, which is more direct, bold, and concise than passive voice. Examples from
    _The Elements of Style_ by William Strunk Jr. and E. B. White:

    7. Run spelling and grammar-checking programs carefully, double-checking the spelling of all specialized and scientific terms your dictionary will not recognize.  Many spelling errors will be caught by these programs and these errors SHOULD NEVER persist in any work that is to be handed in for grading.

    8. Submit as a Word document.  No PDF files.

    9. Double-space

    10. Use 12 point Times New Roman font and 1 inch margins

    11. Use section headings where appropriate

    12. Number all pages after the title page

    13. Do not use quotes from the article, paraphrase

    **worryingarticle.pdf**

    This file is too large to display. [View in new window](https://www.sweetstudy.com/files/worryingarticle-pdf)

    **## CriticalReviewinstructions.docx**

    **Critical Review of Published Article**

    Mastery of statistics involves not only the ability to generate sound statistical results, but also the ability to critically evaluate the statistical analysis of others.  This is the focus of this assignment.  A critique is not a summary or a simple retelling of the major findings in a research article.  It is more than that and the results may make the difference between believing research results and using them, or not believing results and not using them.

    The critique should critically review (not summarize) the article discussed.  You should concentrate your analysis and critique on the data and the analysis of the data (statistics) presented.  Do they support the conclusions reached by the author(s)?  Why or why not?  You do not have to agree with the conclusions reached during the discussion.  If you do not agree, you should argue why you do not based on information contained in the article you are critiquing.  If you believe important information or analysis is missing, you should also reference that.   Similarly, if you agree, you should state why based on information presented in the article.

    The paper should be three pages not including the title page.  Points will be deducted if the paper is longer than four pages.

    **Suggested Content**:

    The critique should contain a title page, brief introduction and supporting paragraphs.

    **Title Page**:

    Includes title of the research article and author’s name(s),
    **your name**, and date.

    **Introduction**:

    · In the opening sentences, introduce the research topic, including the rationale or purpose for conducting the research and its objectives. What question(s) is the researcher trying to answer?  Include identification of independent and dependent variables.

    · State the author’s hypothesis or research question(s)?

    · Briefly state the research methodology.  How did the researcher study the topic?  Survey?  Experiment? Statistical Analysis?  A combination of methods?

    **Supporting paragraphs**:

    An in-depth critique of the article (Discuss how well the research is conducted)

    Consider the following: (Do not do include any checklists.  This must be a narrative discussion)

    · Purpose

    Is the research problem clearly stated?  Is it easy to determine what the researcher intends to research?

    · Objectives/hypotheses

    Has a research question or hypothesis been identified?  Is it clearly stated?  Is it consistent with discussion in the article's introduction and purpose?

    · Operational Definitions

    Are all terms, theories, and concepts used in the study clearly defined?

    · Methodology

    Is the research design and methodology clearly identified?  Has the data gathering instrument been described? Is the instrument appropriate?  How was         it developed?  Were reliability and validity testing undertaken and the results discussed?  Was a pilot study undertaken?

    Also consider the following in your discussion:

    · Was the population defined?

    · What is the source of data used in the article?

    · How the sample was selected (probability or nonprobability)?  Was the size of the sample appropriate?

    · Which descriptive statistics were used?  Are they meaningful?

    · If statistical analysis was conducted, was it appropriate and well defined?

    · Do the tables and/or figures appropriately (or inappropriately) display the collected data?

    · Are conclusions in the article backed up appropriately by the tables and statistics presented?

    · If a hypothesis was identified was it supported?  Were the strengths and limitations of the study including generalization discussed?  Was a recommendation for further research made?

    · Were all the books, journals and other media alluded to in the study accurately referenced?

    Summing up your impressions is important:

    · Considering all of your observations, is the article well or poorly researched?

    · If you were to conduct the study, please explain the changes you could make to strengthen the validity of the study.

    · Concluding remarks. Drive home the main thrust of your paper.

    Tips for Writing Critiques

    1. The critique should critically review (NOT summarize!) the article discussed.

    2. Go through several drafts. NO ONE can write a perfect essay in one try. Your first draft should be much longer than the final draft. Then as you edit, try to make the same amount of information more concise and clear, continually refining your writing.

    3. Write in formal English avoiding casual language. Though we want to hear your opinions avoid using ‘I’ or ‘me.’ For example, instead of writing: “I think this research overlooked an important factor,” just write, “This research overlooked an important factor.”

    4. Though it is important to have a broad and strong vocabulary, don’t use stilted language for the sake of using fancy words. It makes the paper more difficult to read than is necessary.

    5. Write your critique as if your reader has NOT yet read the paper/essay you are critiquing.

    6. Write in active voice, which is more direct, bold, and concise than passive voice. Examples from
    _The Elements of Style_ by William Strunk Jr. and E. B. White:

    7. Run spelling and grammar-checking programs carefully, double-checking the spelling of all specialized and scientific terms your dictionary will not recognize.  Many spelling errors will be caught by these programs and these errors SHOULD NEVER persist in any work that is to be handed in for grading.

    8. Submit as a Word document.  No PDF files.

    9. Double-space

    10. Use 12 point Times New Roman font and 1 inch margins

    11. Use section headings where appropriate

    12. Number all pages after the title page

    13. Do not use quotes from the article, paraphrase

    **worryingarticle.pdf**

    This file is too large to display. [View in new window](https://www.sweetstudy.com/files/worryingarticle-pdf)

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    Active Learning Activity Week 2

    **Week 5 you will have the following assignment due [read below for instructions]- this week you will submit your OUTLINE for this assignment, to include at least 5 references. You will be required to visit the library. This outline should include at least 1-2 concise paragraphs for each**

    **of the sections.**

    **This assignment is to be submitted as an essay- with an introduction, questions developed at the graduate level, and a conclusion to summarize and synthesize key points. APA must be strictly followed. Minimum 5 references should be utilized to validate answers. This paper when submitted in week 5, should be minimally 7-9 pages not counting references and a cover page.**

    If you are unsure how to write an outline follow the 5 simple steps below and visit the link provided:

    [**How to write an outline in 5 steps**](https://www.grammarly.com/blog/how-to-write-outline/)

    Want to know how to create an outline for an essay, academic paper, or even a piece of creative writing? Here’s how to make an outline in five simple, easy-to-follow steps.

    **Research and gather sources**

    The first step in any
    [writing process](https://www.grammarly.com/blog/writing-process/) is preparation. For
    [academic writing](https://www.grammarly.com/blog/academic-writing/), that involves researching and collecting evidence to back up your thesis. For
    [creative writing](https://www.grammarly.com/blog/creative-writing/), that means brainstorming and coming up with ideas.

    Once you know what you want to write about, you can start to plan your outline. You can always add new content later if inspiration strikes you, but generally the more content you prepare at the beginning, the smoother the rest of the writing process will go.

    **Make a list of the topics you want to cover**

    When you know what you want to write, whether it’s a researched argument or creative content, the next step is to organize it. The most common and effective way to organize topics is by paragraph.

    Take all your research or creative ideas and group them into separate topics. Remember that each paragraph should deal with only one main topic, so be sure to group everything with their related themes. Don’t forget to connect details like statistical data to their most relevant paragraph topic.

    **Consider the best order to discuss the topics**

    By now you should have a scattered list of topics, ideally divided by paragraph. Your next step is to decide the optimal order the paragraphs should go in.

    Consider whether a topic requires some background information or if the reader will understand it right away. Some topics should be discussed early to prepare the reader for more advanced topics later on. If you’re having trouble deciding, chronological order also works fine.

    Make the backbone of your outline by putting the topics in the order you think will work best. Think of this as the first draft of your outline—you’ll be able to move things around later if you don’t like how it’s organized.

    **Fill in the details**

    When you’re satisfied with the structure of your paragraphs, you can start filling in supporting details like quotes and references to sources. As you may have noticed from the standard outline format example above, it’s helpful to include direct quotes and source material links directly in the outline. This makes it easier to find the source material when you’re writing the first draft—and gives you one less thing to worry about.

    **Revise**

    After you create a working outline, you can review it for areas to improve. Sometimes, when you see your topics listed out, you recognize problematic areas. Maybe you don’t have enough evidence for certain points, or maybe your writing would flow better if the paragraph order was rearranged.

    It can be helpful to have someone else review the outline to notice things you haven’t, although that’s not always necessary. Sleeping on it, or taking a fresh look at your outline after a rest, can also help you notice problems you missed before.

    Assignment Instructions:

    **Leadership in QI Paper Assignment Content**

    Data to support patient care comes from a variety of sources that contain differing data types. Key activities to use clinical data include identifying the sources of data, understanding the data types and associated methods to work with the data, and identifying the necessary resources to complete your IT project.

    The scope of your IT project will determine the level of data access required and the associated data storage needs. Data used in multisite projects will require IRB oversight and often require the execution of a DUA if transferring data outside of the institution or receiving data from another institution.

    Identifying and assembling an adequate project team is based on the needs of the project. At a minimum, you will need to include frontline staff that will use the product, a data analyst capable of completing the ETL process on the data, and potentially statisticians to conduct appropriate model building and outcomes analyses.

    There are multiple approaches to analyzing data. AI is the latest advance in machine learning approaches that include supervised, in which data is labeled and the algorithm is guided with statistical considerations, and unsupervised, in which unlabeled data is used to infer meaning. While robust, machine learning approaches require interdisciplinary teams and large resource dedication to complete.

    All projects require review and potential revision over time. Follow-up and review of implemented programs should be included in the initial planning stages and resource allocation decisions at project inception.

    ![A group of people in hospital beds AI-generated content may be incorrect.](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/assigment-apa-seven-all-instructions-attached-20927541)

    **Let us consider the following for the quality improvement project:**

    You are a new manager on your Heart Failure/Cardiac step-down unit and have high hopes for your floor.

    **Identify several IT projects that you as the nurse manager of a nursing unit could develop to support the operations of the nursing floor to promote compliance with daily weights for your HF patients.**

    As you do your RCA analysis you realize that compliance to many of the issues causing experiences on your floor is due to the poor health data literacy within your nursing staff.
    **Why is it important for nurse leaders to develop health data literacy?**

    ![A medical personnel discussing something on a tablet AI-generated content may be incorrect.](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/assigment-apa-seven-all-instructions-attached-20927541)

    As you begin to form your team for your IT projects you question yourself as to who will comprise the team.

    **Who are the various team members to consider adding to the team? Identify their roles and contributions to the project.**

    **Please review the rubric prior to submitting this assignment in week 5, it will account for 15% of your grade. Therefore, your outline submission will allow you to receive feedback on your work prior to the final submission.**

    **This assignment is to be submitted as an essay- with an introduction, questions developed at the graduate level, and a conclusion to summarize and synthesize key points. APA must be strictly followed. Minimum 5 references should be utilized to validate answers. This paper when submitted in week 5, should be minimally 7-9 pages not counting references and a cover page.**

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    **## ActiveLearningActivityWeek2.docx**

    Active Learning Activity Week 2

    **Week 5 you will have the following assignment due [read below for instructions]- this week you will submit your OUTLINE for this assignment, to include at least 5 references. You will be required to visit the library. This outline should include at least 1-2 concise paragraphs for each**

    **of the sections.**

    **This assignment is to be submitted as an essay- with an introduction, questions developed at the graduate level, and a conclusion to summarize and synthesize key points. APA must be strictly followed. Minimum 5 references should be utilized to validate answers. This paper when submitted in week 5, should be minimally 7-9 pages not counting references and a cover page.**

    If you are unsure how to write an outline follow the 5 simple steps below and visit the link provided:

    [**How to write an outline in 5 steps**](https://www.grammarly.com/blog/how-to-write-outline/)

    Want to know how to create an outline for an essay, academic paper, or even a piece of creative writing? Here’s how to make an outline in five simple, easy-to-follow steps.

    **Research and gather sources**

    The first step in any
    [writing process](https://www.grammarly.com/blog/writing-process/) is preparation. For
    [academic writing](https://www.grammarly.com/blog/academic-writing/), that involves researching and collecting evidence to back up your thesis. For
    [creative writing](https://www.grammarly.com/blog/creative-writing/), that means brainstorming and coming up with ideas.

    Once you know what you want to write about, you can start to plan your outline. You can always add new content later if inspiration strikes you, but generally the more content you prepare at the beginning, the smoother the rest of the writing process will go.

    **Make a list of the topics you want to cover**

    When you know what you want to write, whether it’s a researched argument or creative content, the next step is to organize it. The most common and effective way to organize topics is by paragraph.

    Take all your research or creative ideas and group them into separate topics. Remember that each paragraph should deal with only one main topic, so be sure to group everything with their related themes. Don’t forget to connect details like statistical data to their most relevant paragraph topic.

    **Consider the best order to discuss the topics**

    By now you should have a scattered list of topics, ideally divided by paragraph. Your next step is to decide the optimal order the paragraphs should go in.

    Consider whether a topic requires some background information or if the reader will understand it right away. Some topics should be discussed early to prepare the reader for more advanced topics later on. If you’re having trouble deciding, chronological order also works fine.

    Make the backbone of your outline by putting the topics in the order you think will work best. Think of this as the first draft of your outline—you’ll be able to move things around later if you don’t like how it’s organized.

    **Fill in the details**

    When you’re satisfied with the structure of your paragraphs, you can start filling in supporting details like quotes and references to sources. As you may have noticed from the standard outline format example above, it’s helpful to include direct quotes and source material links directly in the outline. This makes it easier to find the source material when you’re writing the first draft—and gives you one less thing to worry about.

    **Revise**

    After you create a working outline, you can review it for areas to improve. Sometimes, when you see your topics listed out, you recognize problematic areas. Maybe you don’t have enough evidence for certain points, or maybe your writing would flow better if the paragraph order was rearranged.

    It can be helpful to have someone else review the outline to notice things you haven’t, although that’s not always necessary. Sleeping on it, or taking a fresh look at your outline after a rest, can also help you notice problems you missed before.

    Assignment Instructions:

    **Leadership in QI Paper Assignment Content**

    Data to support patient care comes from a variety of sources that contain differing data types. Key activities to use clinical data include identifying the sources of data, understanding the data types and associated methods to work with the data, and identifying the necessary resources to complete your IT project.

    The scope of your IT project will determine the level of data access required and the associated data storage needs. Data used in multisite projects will require IRB oversight and often require the execution of a DUA if transferring data outside of the institution or receiving data from another institution.

    Identifying and assembling an adequate project team is based on the needs of the project. At a minimum, you will need to include frontline staff that will use the product, a data analyst capable of completing the ETL process on the data, and potentially statisticians to conduct appropriate model building and outcomes analyses.

    There are multiple approaches to analyzing data. AI is the latest advance in machine learning approaches that include supervised, in which data is labeled and the algorithm is guided with statistical considerations, and unsupervised, in which unlabeled data is used to infer meaning. While robust, machine learning approaches require interdisciplinary teams and large resource dedication to complete.

    All projects require review and potential revision over time. Follow-up and review of implemented programs should be included in the initial planning stages and resource allocation decisions at project inception.

    ![A group of people in hospital beds AI-generated content may be incorrect.](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/assigment-apa-seven-all-instructions-attached-20927541)

    **Let us consider the following for the quality improvement project:**

    You are a new manager on your Heart Failure/Cardiac step-down unit and have high hopes for your floor.

    **Identify several IT projects that you as the nurse manager of a nursing unit could develop to support the operations of the nursing floor to promote compliance with daily weights for your HF patients.**

    As you do your RCA analysis you realize that compliance to many of the issues causing experiences on your floor is due to the poor health data literacy within your nursing staff.
    **Why is it important for nurse leaders to develop health data literacy?**

    ![A medical personnel discussing something on a tablet AI-generated content may be incorrect.](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/assigment-apa-seven-all-instructions-attached-20927541)

    As you begin to form your team for your IT projects you question yourself as to who will comprise the team.

    **Who are the various team members to consider adding to the team? Identify their roles and contributions to the project.**

    **Please review the rubric prior to submitting this assignment in week 5, it will account for 15% of your grade. Therefore, your outline submission will allow you to receive feedback on your work prior to the final submission.**

    **This assignment is to be submitted as an essay- with an introduction, questions developed at the graduate level, and a conclusion to summarize and synthesize key points. APA must be strictly followed. Minimum 5 references should be utilized to validate answers. This paper when submitted in week 5, should be minimally 7-9 pages not counting references and a cover page.**

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    **Benchmark – Policy Brief Infographic**

    Start Date

    Jul 7, 2025, 12:00 AM

    Due Date

    Jul 13, 2025, 11:59 PM

    Points

    100

    Rubric

    [View Rubric](https://halo.gcu.edu/courses/NRS-425-O502-20250609/rubrics/871dcfa5-1acf-4ec2-9535-6ce7621a5dc2)

    Status

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    Assessment Traits

    Benchmark

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    Assessment Description

    The purpose of this assignment is for students to create an infographic to educate the community on the impact of a public health issue and make recommendations for policy change.

    Research public health issues located on the American Public Health Association (APHA) website, found in the topic Resources under "Topics and Issues." Select a public health issue related to an environmental issue within the U.S. health care delivery system and examine its effect on a specific population.

    Based on the public health issue selected, create an infographic that briefly addresses the following:

    · Describe the selected public health issue and its impact on the community. Include data that demonstrate the significance of this issue and key risk factors leading to this issue.

    · Discuss ways that the public health issue can be prevented, including key concepts of epidemiology.

    · Explain a policy that currently addresses this issue and the impact of this policy on population outcomes including social justice and health equity.

    · Propose at least one change to existing policies to better address this issue. Support recommendations with appropriate evidence.

    · Summarize what steps are required to initiate policy change. Identify necessary stakeholders required to initiate policy change (government officials, administrator, etc.) and explain their level of influence.

    Refer to the resource "Images, Infographics and Graphics Resources," located in the GCU Library, for additional guidance on completing this assignment in the appropriate style.

    Cite a minimum of three sources to complete this assignment. Sources must be published within the last 5 years, appropriate for the assignment criteria, and relevant to nursing practice.

    **_Benchmark Information_**

    _This benchmark assignment assesses the following programmatic competencies:_

    _RN-BSN_

    3.4: Advance equitable population health policy.

    3.5: Demonstrate advocacy strategies.

    American Association of Colleges of Nursing Core Competencies for Professional Nursing Education

    This assignment aligns to AACN Core Competencies 3.4 and 3.5

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    **Benchmark – Policy Brief Infographic**

    Start Date

    Jul 7, 2025, 12:00 AM

    Due Date

    Jul 13, 2025, 11:59 PM

    Points

    100

    Rubric

    [View Rubric](https://halo.gcu.edu/courses/NRS-425-O502-20250609/rubrics/871dcfa5-1acf-4ec2-9535-6ce7621a5dc2)

    Status

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    Assessment Description

    The purpose of this assignment is for students to create an infographic to educate the community on the impact of a public health issue and make recommendations for policy change.

    Research public health issues located on the American Public Health Association (APHA) website, found in the topic Resources under "Topics and Issues." Select a public health issue related to an environmental issue within the U.S. health care delivery system and examine its effect on a specific population.

    Based on the public health issue selected, create an infographic that briefly addresses the following:

    · Describe the selected public health issue and its impact on the community. Include data that demonstrate the significance of this issue and key risk factors leading to this issue.

    · Discuss ways that the public health issue can be prevented, including key concepts of epidemiology.

    · Explain a policy that currently addresses this issue and the impact of this policy on population outcomes including social justice and health equity.

    · Propose at least one change to existing policies to better address this issue. Support recommendations with appropriate evidence.

    · Summarize what steps are required to initiate policy change. Identify necessary stakeholders required to initiate policy change (government officials, administrator, etc.) and explain their level of influence.

    Refer to the resource "Images, Infographics and Graphics Resources," located in the GCU Library, for additional guidance on completing this assignment in the appropriate style.

    Cite a minimum of three sources to complete this assignment. Sources must be published within the last 5 years, appropriate for the assignment criteria, and relevant to nursing practice.

    **_Benchmark Information_**

    _This benchmark assignment assesses the following programmatic competencies:_

    _RN-BSN_

    3.4: Advance equitable population health policy.

    3.5: Demonstrate advocacy strategies.

    American Association of Colleges of Nursing Core Competencies for Professional Nursing Education

    This assignment aligns to AACN Core Competencies 3.4 and 3.5

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    **## Benchmark.docx**

    **Benchmark – Policy Brief Infographic**

    Start Date

    Jul 7, 2025, 12:00 AM

    Due Date

    Jul 13, 2025, 11:59 PM

    Points

    100

    Rubric

    [View Rubric](https://halo.gcu.edu/courses/NRS-425-O502-20250609/rubrics/871dcfa5-1acf-4ec2-9535-6ce7621a5dc2)

    Status

    Active

    Assessment Traits

    Benchmark

    Requires Lopeswrite

    Assessment Description

    The purpose of this assignment is for students to create an infographic to educate the community on the impact of a public health issue and make recommendations for policy change.

    Research public health issues located on the American Public Health Association (APHA) website, found in the topic Resources under "Topics and Issues." Select a public health issue related to an environmental issue within the U.S. health care delivery system and examine its effect on a specific population.

    Based on the public health issue selected, create an infographic that briefly addresses the following:

    · Describe the selected public health issue and its impact on the community. Include data that demonstrate the significance of this issue and key risk factors leading to this issue.

    · Discuss ways that the public health issue can be prevented, including key concepts of epidemiology.

    · Explain a policy that currently addresses this issue and the impact of this policy on population outcomes including social justice and health equity.

    · Propose at least one change to existing policies to better address this issue. Support recommendations with appropriate evidence.

    · Summarize what steps are required to initiate policy change. Identify necessary stakeholders required to initiate policy change (government officials, administrator, etc.) and explain their level of influence.

    Refer to the resource "Images, Infographics and Graphics Resources," located in the GCU Library, for additional guidance on completing this assignment in the appropriate style.

    Cite a minimum of three sources to complete this assignment. Sources must be published within the last 5 years, appropriate for the assignment criteria, and relevant to nursing practice.

    **_Benchmark Information_**

    _This benchmark assignment assesses the following programmatic competencies:_

    _RN-BSN_

    3.4: Advance equitable population health policy.

    3.5: Demonstrate advocacy strategies.

    American Association of Colleges of Nursing Core Competencies for Professional Nursing Education

    This assignment aligns to AACN Core Competencies 3.4 and 3.5

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    ## Homework Problems (40 points) 1. A consumer is considering leasing a vehicle with monthly payments of $62. a) Calculate the annual cost of the lease. b) Calculate the total cost over 12 years if the consumer continues to lease similar vehicles. 2. Calculate the operating costs for a motor vehicle…

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    ## Homework Problems (40 points)
    1. A consumer is considering  leasing a vehicle with monthly payments of $62. a) Calculate the annual  cost of the lease. b) Calculate the total cost over 12 years if the  consumer continues to lease similar vehicles.
    2. Calculate the operating costs for a motor vehicle with the following annual expenses:
    – Depreciation: $2,500
    – Interest: $650
    – Insurance: $680
    – Registration: $65
    – Gasoline: $1,925
    – Repairs: $370
    – Parking: $420
    – Annual mileage: 13,200 miles
    – a) What is the total annual operating cost of the vehicle? b) What is the operating cost per mile?
    3. Compare the total cost of purchasing versus leasing a vehicle with the following information:
    – Purchase option: $1,500 down payment, $450 monthly payment for 48 months, estimated scrap value of $4,000 after 4 years
    – Lease option: $500 down payment, $450 monthly payment for 36 months, $600 end-of-lease charges
    – Opportunity cost of money: 4% annually
    – Which option is more economical based on total cost?
    4. In a class action lawsuit  against a car manufacturer, the court awarded $1,400,000 to consumers.  After legal fees of $300,000, the award will be distributed to 62,000  affected owners. How much will each consumer receive?
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    **Case Scenario:** A friend is  considering purchasing a vehicle through an online car buying service  rather than visiting traditional dealerships. They have heard that  online car buying can save time and potentially money, but they're  concerned about the process and potential risks. **Questions:** R1. What are the potential advantages and  disadvantages of purchasing a vehicle online compared to traditional  dealership shopping?R2. What research strategies would you recommend to someone considering an online car purchase?R3. Based on your own online shopping experiences, what precautions should be taken when making major purchases online?R4. What is a "lemon" in the context of  vehicle purchases, and what legal protections exist for consumers who  purchase defective vehicles?

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    please see attachment – ## brumsyfinal.docx **## brumsyfinal.docx** 2 **Overview** The Financial Literacy Portfolio is a capstone project that demonstrates your understanding and application of personal financial management concepts from Modules 1-6. Using the S-M-A-R-T goal framework introduced in …

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    2

    **Overview**

    The Financial Literacy Portfolio is a capstone project that demonstrates your understanding and application of personal financial management concepts from Modules 1-6. Using the S-M-A-R-T goal framework introduced in Chapter 1, you will develop three personal finance goals and create a comprehensive action plan for achieving them. This project allows you to apply course concepts to your own financial situation (or a hypothetical one) while demonstrating your ability to create a cohesive financial plan.

    **Worth: 165 Points**

    **Due Date: July 14, 2025**

    **Learning Objectives**

    Through this assignment, you will:

    · Apply the S-M-A-R-T goal framework to develop meaningful financial objectives

    · Synthesize concepts from Modules 1-6 into a cohesive financial plan

    · Demonstrate understanding of financial planning, money management, taxation, financial services, consumer credit, and purchasing strategies

    · Analyze potential risks associated with financial decisions and develop risk mitigation strategies

    · Create a professional presentation that effectively communicates your financial plan

    **Assignment Components and Point Distribution**

    This assignment consists of three main components, presented through a PowerPoint presentation and a brief written reflection:

    1.
    **S-M-A-R-T Financial Goals** (45 points)

    2.
    **Action Plans with Module Integration** (75 points)

    3.
    **Risk Analysis and Mitigation** (25 points)

    4.
    **Written Reflection** (20 points)

    **Deliverables**

    You will submit TWO items via Canvas:

    1.
    **PowerPoint Presentation** containing your S-M-A-R-T goals, action plans, and risk analysis

    2.
    **Written Reflection** document (1-2 pages, double-spaced)

    **Assignment Details**

    **Component 1: S-M-A-R-T Financial Goals (45 points)**

    Develop three S-M-A-R-T goals in the following categories:

    1.
    **SAVING Goal** (15 points) – A goal focused on building savings or investments

    2.
    **SPENDING Goal** (15 points) – A goal related to a major purchase or spending plan

    3.
    **SHARING Goal** (15 points) – A goal focused on donating money, time, or skills to a charitable cause

    Each goal must follow the S-M-A-R-T format:

    ·
    **Specific**: Clearly define what you want to accomplish

    ·
    **Measurable**: Include concrete criteria for measuring progress

    ·
    **Achievable**: Realistic given your financial circumstances

    ·
    **Relevant**: Aligned with your overall financial objectives

    ·
    **Time-bound**: Set a specific timeframe for completion

    **Component 2: Action Plans with Module Integration (75 points)**

    For each of your three S-M-A-R-T goals, develop a detailed action plan with 3-5 specific steps. Your action plans must incorporate concepts from Modules 1-6:

    **Module 1: Personal Financial Planning** (15 points)

    · Incorporate personal financial statements (income statement and balance sheet)

    · Apply time value of money concepts to goal planning

    · Consider economic factors that might impact your goals

    **Module 2: Money Management** (15 points)

    · Include budgeting techniques relevant to your goals

    · Apply appropriate financial ratios to assess feasibility

    · Outline cash flow management strategies

    **Module 3: Taxes in Financial Planning** (15 points)

    · Address tax implications of your financial goals

    · Incorporate relevant tax planning strategies

    · Identify potential tax advantages or disadvantages

    **Module 4: Financial Services** (10 points)

    · Identify appropriate financial accounts or services to support your goals

    · Compare financial institutions or products based on features and benefits

    · Address security and protection of financial assets

    **Module 5: Consumer Credit** (10 points)

    · If applicable, outline responsible credit usage related to your goals

    · Address impact on credit score or creditworthiness

    · Analyze cost of credit and repayment strategies

    **Module 6: Consumer Purchasing** (10 points)

    · Apply wise buying strategies for major purchases

    · Include product/service research methods

    · Address consumer protections relevant to your goals

    **Component 3: Risk Analysis and Mitigation (25 points)**

    Identify and analyze at least three potential risks associated with your financial goals. For each risk:

    · Describe the nature of the risk (7 points)

    · Assess the potential impact on your financial goals (8 points)

    · Outline specific strategies to mitigate or manage the risk (10 points)

    **Component 4: Written Reflection (20 points)**

    Submit a brief reflection document (1-2 pages, double-spaced) addressing:

    · What you learned from creating this portfolio (7 points)

    · How you plan to implement these financial goals in your life (7 points)

    · Areas where you feel you need additional financial education or resources (6 points)

    **PowerPoint Presentation Guidelines**

    Your PowerPoint presentation should effectively communicate all three main components of your Financial Literacy Portfolio (S-M-A-R-T goals, action plans, and risk analysis). Follow these guidelines to create a professional and comprehensive presentation:

    **Structure and Organization**

    · Include a title slide with your name and course information

    · Create a table of contents or agenda slide

    · Use clear section dividers for each component

    · Follow a logical flow and organization

    **Required Sections (Minimum Slide Requirements)**

    Your PowerPoint must include the following sections with the specified minimum number of slides:

    **S-M-A-R-T Goals Section (Minimum 3 slides)**

    · At least one dedicated slide for each S-M-A-R-T goal (Saving, Spending, Sharing)

    · Each goal slide must clearly display all five components (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound)

    **Action Plans Section (Minimum 6 slides)**

    · At least two slides for each goal's action steps with specific references to concepts from Modules 1-6

    · Include visual flowchart or timeline showing implementation sequence

    · Include financial calculations, where applicable (e.g., savings projections, budget allocations)

    · Demonstrate integration of concepts from each module

    **Risk Analysis Section (Minimum 3 slides)**

    · At least one slide for each risk identified

    · Include assessment of potential impacts

    · Detail mitigation strategies

    · Include a risk priority matrix or other visual risk assessment tool

    **Conclusion Section (Minimum 1 slide)**

    · Summary of key takeaways

    · Next steps for implementation

    **Presentation Design**

    · Use a professional, consistent design theme

    · Include effective visuals to enhance understanding (charts, graphs, tables, icons)

    · Ensure appropriate font size and readability

    · Limit text per slide (use bullet points rather than paragraphs)

    · Create visual representations of financial concepts

    · Use proper citation of sources when applicable

    · Check for spelling and grammatical errors

    · Include detailed notes in the notes section of each slide explaining your thinking

    **## brumsyfinal.docx**

    2

    **Overview**

    The Financial Literacy Portfolio is a capstone project that demonstrates your understanding and application of personal financial management concepts from Modules 1-6. Using the S-M-A-R-T goal framework introduced in Chapter 1, you will develop three personal finance goals and create a comprehensive action plan for achieving them. This project allows you to apply course concepts to your own financial situation (or a hypothetical one) while demonstrating your ability to create a cohesive financial plan.

    **Worth: 165 Points**

    **Due Date: July 14, 2025**

    **Learning Objectives**

    Through this assignment, you will:

    · Apply the S-M-A-R-T goal framework to develop meaningful financial objectives

    · Synthesize concepts from Modules 1-6 into a cohesive financial plan

    · Demonstrate understanding of financial planning, money management, taxation, financial services, consumer credit, and purchasing strategies

    · Analyze potential risks associated with financial decisions and develop risk mitigation strategies

    · Create a professional presentation that effectively communicates your financial plan

    **Assignment Components and Point Distribution**

    This assignment consists of three main components, presented through a PowerPoint presentation and a brief written reflection:

    1.
    **S-M-A-R-T Financial Goals** (45 points)

    2.
    **Action Plans with Module Integration** (75 points)

    3.
    **Risk Analysis and Mitigation** (25 points)

    4.
    **Written Reflection** (20 points)

    **Deliverables**

    You will submit TWO items via Canvas:

    1.
    **PowerPoint Presentation** containing your S-M-A-R-T goals, action plans, and risk analysis

    2.
    **Written Reflection** document (1-2 pages, double-spaced)

    **Assignment Details**

    **Component 1: S-M-A-R-T Financial Goals (45 points)**

    Develop three S-M-A-R-T goals in the following categories:

    1.
    **SAVING Goal** (15 points) – A goal focused on building savings or investments

    2.
    **SPENDING Goal** (15 points) – A goal related to a major purchase or spending plan

    3.
    **SHARING Goal** (15 points) – A goal focused on donating money, time, or skills to a charitable cause

    Each goal must follow the S-M-A-R-T format:

    ·
    **Specific**: Clearly define what you want to accomplish

    ·
    **Measurable**: Include concrete criteria for measuring progress

    ·
    **Achievable**: Realistic given your financial circumstances

    ·
    **Relevant**: Aligned with your overall financial objectives

    ·
    **Time-bound**: Set a specific timeframe for completion

    **Component 2: Action Plans with Module Integration (75 points)**

    For each of your three S-M-A-R-T goals, develop a detailed action plan with 3-5 specific steps. Your action plans must incorporate concepts from Modules 1-6:

    **Module 1: Personal Financial Planning** (15 points)

    · Incorporate personal financial statements (income statement and balance sheet)

    · Apply time value of money concepts to goal planning

    · Consider economic factors that might impact your goals

    **Module 2: Money Management** (15 points)

    · Include budgeting techniques relevant to your goals

    · Apply appropriate financial ratios to assess feasibility

    · Outline cash flow management strategies

    **Module 3: Taxes in Financial Planning** (15 points)

    · Address tax implications of your financial goals

    · Incorporate relevant tax planning strategies

    · Identify potential tax advantages or disadvantages

    **Module 4: Financial Services** (10 points)

    · Identify appropriate financial accounts or services to support your goals

    · Compare financial institutions or products based on features and benefits

    · Address security and protection of financial assets

    **Module 5: Consumer Credit** (10 points)

    · If applicable, outline responsible credit usage related to your goals

    · Address impact on credit score or creditworthiness

    · Analyze cost of credit and repayment strategies

    **Module 6: Consumer Purchasing** (10 points)

    · Apply wise buying strategies for major purchases

    · Include product/service research methods

    · Address consumer protections relevant to your goals

    **Component 3: Risk Analysis and Mitigation (25 points)**

    Identify and analyze at least three potential risks associated with your financial goals. For each risk:

    · Describe the nature of the risk (7 points)

    · Assess the potential impact on your financial goals (8 points)

    · Outline specific strategies to mitigate or manage the risk (10 points)

    **Component 4: Written Reflection (20 points)**

    Submit a brief reflection document (1-2 pages, double-spaced) addressing:

    · What you learned from creating this portfolio (7 points)

    · How you plan to implement these financial goals in your life (7 points)

    · Areas where you feel you need additional financial education or resources (6 points)

    **PowerPoint Presentation Guidelines**

    Your PowerPoint presentation should effectively communicate all three main components of your Financial Literacy Portfolio (S-M-A-R-T goals, action plans, and risk analysis). Follow these guidelines to create a professional and comprehensive presentation:

    **Structure and Organization**

    · Include a title slide with your name and course information

    · Create a table of contents or agenda slide

    · Use clear section dividers for each component

    · Follow a logical flow and organization

    **Required Sections (Minimum Slide Requirements)**

    Your PowerPoint must include the following sections with the specified minimum number of slides:

    **S-M-A-R-T Goals Section (Minimum 3 slides)**

    · At least one dedicated slide for each S-M-A-R-T goal (Saving, Spending, Sharing)

    · Each goal slide must clearly display all five components (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound)

    **Action Plans Section (Minimum 6 slides)**

    · At least two slides for each goal's action steps with specific references to concepts from Modules 1-6

    · Include visual flowchart or timeline showing implementation sequence

    · Include financial calculations, where applicable (e.g., savings projections, budget allocations)

    · Demonstrate integration of concepts from each module

    **Risk Analysis Section (Minimum 3 slides)**

    · At least one slide for each risk identified

    · Include assessment of potential impacts

    · Detail mitigation strategies

    · Include a risk priority matrix or other visual risk assessment tool

    **Conclusion Section (Minimum 1 slide)**

    · Summary of key takeaways

    · Next steps for implementation

    **Presentation Design**

    · Use a professional, consistent design theme

    · Include effective visuals to enhance understanding (charts, graphs, tables, icons)

    · Ensure appropriate font size and readability

    · Limit text per slide (use bullet points rather than paragraphs)

    · Create visual representations of financial concepts

    · Use proper citation of sources when applicable

    · Check for spelling and grammatical errors

    · Include detailed notes in the notes section of each slide explaining your thinking

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