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Why are they important in the NFL-  description of commonly desired leadership behaviors in this industry.

What preventive measures would you recommend for those who had a positive TST, but did not have any other sign of disease?

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Answer the questions below with and elaborate clearly using the above pages

The purpose of this investigation is to identify any additional cases of TB and individuals who may have been infected by these cases.

What is your “case definition” for transmission in this investigation? A complete case definition should include information on person, place, time, and clinical characteristics.

At this point, who needs to be tested for transmission of TB, through a TST?
All the church goers who were in attendance and others who may have come in contact with infected individuals.

Can you develop a hypothesis regarding this outbreak? Should priority be given to any particular group? (Google epidemiology hypothesis)

What was the response/cooperation rate of the choir members, assuming there were 500 choir members? Why is this important?
This is important so you can create a correct epidemiology hypothesis.

What preventive measures would you recommend for those who had a positive TST, but did not have any other sign of disease?
However, a chest x-ray is a test to clearly see if someone has TB so the correct preventive action can be taken.

Based on the pathogenicity–the ability of an agent to cause disease after infection of TB, do you recommend future TSTs and studies?

Explain why you selected this topic and how it is relevant to advance nursing practice.

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Part 1: Propose a relevant nursing practice problem for an evidence-based practice project.

Explain why you selected this topic and how it is relevant to advance nursing practice. Include one research article that demonstrates support for the nursing practice problem.

Part II: In the table below, describe the population and the intervention. (You will continue drafting the PICOT, completing the shaded areas in Topic 3.)
PICOT Question

dentify three methods used to train and develop these employees and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the methods and identify how they could be improved for training and developing employees

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Select an organization and a group of employees. This can be an organization in which you have experience (as a worker or a client).

These employees are expected to develop the knowledge, skills or attributes (think about the characteristics of the organization and the group i.e. their role/s).

Identify three methods used to train and develop these employees and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the methods and identify how they could be improved for training and developing employees

How does the medium impact what the viewer experiences?

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Part 1: Art Creation

Select a photograph or film art piece to use as a point of inspiration. Create an art piece of photography or cinematography inspired by your selected art piece. Videos should be no longer than 5 minutes and must be in MP4 format.

Part 2: Reflection

Write a reflection about the relationship between your art production and the inspiration piece. Include the following in the reflection paper:

Introduction

Inspiration Piece

Include the inspiration photograph or cinematography within the document. Use a link in the case of cinematography.

Record the title, artist/director, year, and place of origin.

Briefly explain the background of the inspiration piece.

Your Art Piece

Include your original photograph within the document. If you selected cinematography, submit as a separate file in the Art Creation Submission (Recordings) area following this assignment.

Explain the thematic connection between the two pieces.

How are they similar and different?

Are they the same medium? How does the medium impact what the viewer experiences?

For photography, how do the formal elements of design compare to one another?

 

 

Can History tell us why Hinduism has not spread around the world as has Buddhism?

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PROVE YOUR ANSWERS WITH HISTORICAL EVIDENCE, 300 words minimum for each question

1. Buddhism and Hinduism are major faiths that were born in India. Can History tell us why Hinduism has not spread around the world as has Buddhism?

2. Can Humanism be considered a religion?

 

Describe and compare the skewness and kurtosis for the three data sets. What do you notice?

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Using these data provided answer the following questions:
a) Create a table that shows the percentage contribution of each species to the total number spotted for the Reserve as a whole (RW) (e.g species X accounts for 3.71% of the total RW species number).

b) Create a table that shows the percentage contribution of each species to the total numbers spotted for SF (two decimal points needed).

c) Compare which species contribute more to the total numbers of species in RW and compare them the ones for SF?

2. Create a new data set that will include the values for the species spotted in RW but not in the SF area. Create a table like the ones provided with these new data set and name it ORA (other reserve areas), and calculate the percentage contributions as in question 1.

3. Find the minimum, maximum, range, median and mean average for RW, ORA and SF data sets (not for the percentages worked in question 1 but for the absolute values like the ones given in the original tables and the one you calculate in question 2). Compare the mean average of the three groups. What do you notice?

4. Create three different graphs for the 3 different data sets (RW, ORA and SF) showing the Species name on x-axis and the number spotted on y-axis. Create a combined graph showing the Species on x-axis and the number spotted on y-axis for all data sets. Which one do you find more useful and why is that?

5. Find the variance, standard deviation and standard error, skewness and kurtosis for RW, ORA and SF data sets. Describe and compare the skewness and kurtosis for the three data sets. What do you notice?

Explain the potential public health effects, infrastructure damage and environmental hazards from the emergency

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Tornado Emergency Response Planning

The healthcare team has just been notified that there was a tornado that ripped through Casper Park and Acer Tech Center in Sentinel City®. In this activity, learners will determine the elements to evaluate and considerations for an emergency response plan in various practice settings

Learning Objectives

Explain the potential public health effects, infrastructure damage and environmental hazards from the emergency

Describe the phases of emergency management (Prevention, Mitigation, Preparedness, Response and Recovery)

Describe the members and roles of the emergency management team and organizations (public and private)

Identify key components of management plans for threats and emergency events

Analyze risks and benefits of social media responses

Create communication messages in response to threats and emergency events

 

What does this painting say about smiling or smirking in portraiture?

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Choose a portrait painted before 1800. You can choose any one you like so long as it isn’t discussed by Jeeves in the essay.

Find out what you can about the sitter. You don’t need to research your subject extensively.

Just find out basis facts: the subject’s name, their social standing, their main accomplishments.

If nothing is known about your subject, choose another picture. Make certain you document your research both by citing it in the references list and by using in-text citations.

In an essay of no more than 500 words, discuss the sitter, what they are wearing, and whether they are smiling or smirking.

How does their dress reflect their social status? Are there other clues in the picture (the objects they are holding or sitting by; the setting, etc.) that tell us something about the subject?

If it seems relevant, mention the colors the painter has chosen and how his subject has been lit (is it in sunshine, for example, or dark shadow).

What does this painting say about smiling or smirking in portraiture? (You should refer to Jeeves’ essay here.)