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For this assignment, assume you work at Adventure Works Cycles. Your manager recently informed you that by law, all employees must have an emergency phone number on file. This information is not currently included in the company database, so you must submit a proposal to the IT Department detailing your request to have it added.
Using the “Proposal for Process Improvement” template, construct a Word document that outlines the requester, business problem, proposed solution, resources, implementation steps, benefits, and potential obstacles of the request.
Attachments:
3219442_1_MIS-605-RS-Proposal-for-Process-Improvement.docx

In 500 words that respond to the following questions with your thoughts, ideas, and comments. This will be the foundation for future discussions by your classmates. Be substantive and clear, and use examples to reinforce your ideas.
1. Analyze how health care financing has impacted your practice as a nurse.
Discuss the following:
2. What changes have you seen?
3. Do you believe these changes have improved patient care?

You are given an array A representing heights of students. All the students are asked to stand in rows. The students arrive by one, sequentially (as their heights appear in A). For the i-th student, if there is a row in which all the students are taller than A[i], the student will stand in one of such rows. If there is no such row, the student will create a new row. Your task is to find the minimum number of rows created.
Write a function that, given a non-empty array A containing N integers, denoting the heights of the students, returns the minimum number of rows created.
For example, given A = [5, 4, 3, 6, 1], the function should return 2.

CASE SCENARIO
An 84-year-old residential aged care male with chronic venous leg ulcers which, it is suspected,
are infected with MRSA again.
Amal has a long history of venous disease and had been previously admitted to the medical
unit for antibiotic therapy for infected leg ulcers, he was growing Methicillin Resistant Staph
Aureus (MRSA). On taking down his leg dressings today, the nurse noted an odour, his legs
ulcers were visibly deteriorating with pus and large amounts of slough in the base of his ulcers.
His wound margins were inflamed and his skin surrounding the ulcers is red and hot. Amal has
also been losing weight, a total of 6kg in 3 weeks. He has not been feeling like eating much
recently.
Assessment Criteria
1. Outline the context and give a brief description of the health issues for the person in this
above scenario. Describe (succinctly and briefly) the underlying pathophysiology and
symptomatology the person may experience (this can be given in points on your poster)
associated with the chronic condition and the presenting issue.
2. Outline the ‘KEY’ assessment criteria (data) you would include for the person i.e. what
information/ data is necessary in order to develop a plan of care for the person within the
context outlined in the case scenario.
(a) Include in your discussion a brief outline of the relevant diagnostic and ongoing tests
(including biochemistry, haematology, cytology etc.) associated with the chronic disease and
current health problem for collaborative care (this can be in point form on your poster).
(b) Outline briefly the developmental considerations for the person. You will need to review
developmental theory such as Erikson in your Fundamentals text from first year.
3. Nursing management – (should be the focus of the poster).
Identify and explain the nursing management (from a biopsychosocial perspective i.e. physical,
psychological and social perspective) for the person’s chronic condition and current health
problem in the case scenario, this includes:
• Identifying and explaining at least three (3) key / priority nursing interventions.
• Any other management approaches and follow through care, including education / selfmanagement
strategies to assist the person managing their ongoing chronic disease
(relates to the point above).
• Any evidence-based approaches to care (look at Joanna Briggs & Cochrane websites). This
approach will be highly regarded. These are available in the library full-text databases.
• The nurse’s role in the provision of collaborative care for optimal outcomes (be succinct
here).
• Outline two (2) potential problems (complications) associated with the chronic condition
and cues (signs and symptoms) the nurse would assess and observe for, to detect a change
in condition and prevent worsening of the person’s health status.
Attachments:
3227179_1_NUR2101-Supplementary-poster-assessment-Sem-1-V3.pdf

Project Report writing/2500 word
CASE SCENARIO
Barbara Martin is a fit and well 68 year old woman who works full time as a very successful business owner. Barbara has never been married and has no children but she does have a wide circle of friends who live both near and far. Barbara’s parents, Arthur and Enid, who
are 93 and 91 respectively, live independently in a nearby town but both are in frail health and making increasing demands on Barbara’s time. Her close friend, Jim, is retired and cannot understand why Barbara continues to work. While Jim has many hobbies and interests. Barbara has always been immersed in her work, which she finds satisfying.
In relation to this scenario consider and discuss the perspectives of Barbara, Arthur and Enid and Jim and possible courses of action from these perspectives. Discuss and evaluate a range of theories of ageing that may shape the beliefs and attitudes of the different people
involved. Analyze the way in which age intersects with other social categories in this scenario, such as gender, class, ethnicity and sexuality. Include a discussion of the physical and biological changes that may have an impact on Barbara’s situation.
Attachments:
3222244_1_hlth-2-540.docx

Write a Java program to simulate an ecosystem containing two types of creatures, bears and fish. The ecosystem consists of a river, which is modeled as a relatively large array. Each cell of the array should contain an Animal object, which can be a Bear object, a Fish object, or null. In each time step, based on a random process, each animal either attempts to move into an adjacent array cell or stay where it is. If two animals of the same type are about to collide in the same cell, then they stay where they are, but they create a new instance of that type of animal, which is placed in a random empty (i.e., previously null) cell in the array. If a bear and a fish collide, however, then the fish dies (i.e., it disappears). Use actual object creation, via the new operator, to model the creation of new objects, and provide a visualization of the array after each time step.

In 500 Words,
Pathophysiology
is the study of diseases and disorders. Pathophysiology studies the disorders that the organism has because of the alterations in the normal working of each one of the organs and systems in the organism.
Describe the importance of a strong knowledge base of developmental physiology, pathogenesis, clinical manifestations, and etiology of an altered physical, psychological, or psychiatric disease state.
Support your response with at least 2 APA-cited scholarly references. One of the references must include UpToDate.

NRS326 201960
Assessment Task 1 Case Scenario: Debbie
Debbie is 42 year old woman who lives in Walgett in northern NSW. She has just been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes mellitus by her GP, and has been given a referral to a specialist three hours’ drive away in Dubbo. Debbie has a history of asthma and has a BMI of 28.
Debbie grew up in Walgett and has lots of family members living nearby including her mother, several brothers, and many members of her extended family. Debbie is single and has three adult children aged 26, 24 and 23.
Debbie left school at the end of Year 10 and has worked casually as a cleaner throughout her life. In the last two years, however, most of her regular clients have cancelled her services due to financial insecurity resulting from drought. Debbie says that her work always used to keep her active, but now that she is not working as much she has put on weight and feels fatigued all the time. She says she has never been able to exercise because of her asthma.
Debbie’s two youngest children live at home with her. Her son, Paul, has worked as a shearer but is currently unemployed. Her daughter, Casey, works ten hours per week in a local bottle shop and is looking for more work. Casey’s two year-old daughter Violet also lives with them. Debbie looks after Violet while Casey is working or staying at her boyfriend’s on the weekend.
Prior to the drought, Debbie’s income was enough to comfortably cover her major expenses such as rent, groceries and petrol. There was usually some money left which she liked to use to get her hair or nails done, or save for Christmas. Since the drought took hold and Debbie’s income has dropped, she is only able to pay her rent and buy basic groceries. Debbie buys pasta, milk and bread in bulk and makes large family meals such as macaroni cheese, spaghetti bolognaise and lasagne. She used to occasionally buy fresh fruit and vegetables but became frustrated that it was often wasted because it went off, or her family did not like it. Debbie now prefers to prioritise food that will be eaten by her family without fuss. She also likes to buy chocolate, soft drinks and cakes for her family, as she says that “they need something to cheer them up – times are tough at the moment”.
Debbie used to drink tap water throughout the day, however since Walgett switched to bore water in 2018, Debbie has stopped drinking tap water because she does not like the taste. She now has a few cups of tea with two teaspoons of sugar each day.
In 2018 Debbie was diagnosed with influenza and spent a week in Walgett Multipurpose Service on IV antibiotics. Debbie did not know that influenza could be so serious, and she had never heard of “Fluvax” before. During her hospitalisation, Debbie’s extended family and friends were very supportive. They visited her regularly, took turns caring for Violet and ensured that Debbie’s pets were fed. Since that time, Debbie has ensured that she gets “Fluvax” from her GP every year, and she encourages her family and friends to do the same.
Attachments:
3244323_1_Information.pptm
3244323_2_Case-scenario-Debbie.docx
3244323_3_4Rs.pdf

Identify two (2) positive attitudinal and behavioral changes that can be established by a patient with chronic renal failure.

Your local health care official has asked you to prepare a paper of 5–7 pages, excluding the title and reference pages, about a policy that will improve the health of the community. Complete the following:
Review a situation in your local community, region, or state that you would like to see changed.
Develop a policy that would lead to the change.
Justify the development of this policy.
Support your policy with at least 2 scholarly articles published within the last 5 years.
Create a document of 5–7 pages, excluding the title and reference pages, following the APA Expectations document for the College of Nursing.