Summarization Chart

Identify the major influences on Wesley that fed into his insistence throughout his life that he was a “Reformed Anglican.”
The phrase “the middle way” (or via media) is found often in a discussion of Wesley’s theology. He deeply loved what the Reformation had done to correct many of the excesses of late medieval Catholicism. But he was also equally convinced that the Early Church had not been totally devoid of spiritual truth. With the advantage of theological hindsight, Wesley became an expert in joining the best theologies of the past while meeting the present day needs of his culture. Every student of Wesley ought to follow his example. This assignment will not only hone your skills as a theologian, but will help you re-think how we might do theology in our day without getting caught up in either narrow perspectives or meaningless ecumenism.

Learning Activity: Summarization Chart
Read the following:
Oden, p. 277-295.

Locate the following readings by searching the site: http://wesley.nnu.edu/
Sermon VII, “The Way to the Kingdom.”
Sermon XXXIX, “Catholic Spirit.”
Sermon VI, “The Righteousness of Faith.”

Produce a 1 page chart that summarizes the main theological emphases of Reformation theology and Catholic theology that you discern from your reading. Then in the middle of the chart show where you have found in Wesley a way of joining the two positions together. Look for 3-5 major issues. How one is conceived as being “made righteous” would possibly be a starting point. Why would a “catholic” (or more universally Christian) spirit be something that Wesley would need to spend time dealing with?

Book:
Oden, T. (1994). John Wesley’s scriptural Christianity. Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan.P(5.u)

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admissibility in court

create a procedure for collecting and preparing evidence for admissibility in court. While a policy describes a principle or rule to guide decisions that should result in some desired outcome (describes what and why), a procedure outlines the steps to achieve the desired outcome (describes what, how, where, and when).
Chapter 14, which focuses on photographic evidence and the factors that need to be addressed in order for this evidence to be admissible in court. In photographing a crime scene, a key consideration is that the photos, as well as videos, should be a fair and accurate depiction of the crime scene.
Procedure for Photographing a Crime Scene
Directions: While a policy describes a principle or rule to guide decisions that should result in some desired outcome (describes what and why), a procedure outlines the steps to achieve the desired outcome (describes what, how, where, and when). Use the outline below to create a procedure for photographing a crime scene. If you wish, you make the procedure specific to either still photographs or video.
1. Procedure Statement: In general terms, what should the procedure accomplish? 2. Statement of Purpose: It should address the importance of maintaining a proper chain of custody where the photo will be admissible in court–think relevance, authentication, how gruesome can the photo be, and nudity. 3. Terms and Definitions: These are the terms used in this policy and their definition. 4. Specific Responsibilities: You may add more under this heading if you feel it is necessary. a. Crime Scene Protection: Describe the initial steps you would take in securing the scene and collecting evidence. b. Equipment: Describe what equipment you would normally take along, such as a camera and lighting. c. Safety Precautions: What do you need to do to ensure your safety? d. Types of Photos: Think long shots to take in as much of the crime scene as possible and close-ups to show detail. What notes, such as camera settings and distance to object, will you keep concerning the photo? e. Photo Identification: Describe how you will ensure that you can identify the photo at some later date. Remember that you must be able to verify that the photo is a fair and accurate representation of the crime scene. f. Chain of Custody: If you must release the photos to someone else, what steps/forms will you use to maintain the chain of custody? g. Storage of Photos: Describe how the photos will be preserved and the precautions that you must address. What format will you use (TIFF, Bitmap, JPEG)? h. Reconstruction of the Crime Scene: What will you do if you arrive at the scene and find that someone has altered the crime scene or moved objects? i. Presentation at Trial: Describe how you can present the photos at court. What type of presentation is best for what kind of photos?
Note: You may use your favorite search engine to collect additional information for formulating your procedure. Use the search term(s) crime scene photography, forensic photography, etc.
Use the following checklist to ensure that you have addressed all of the requirements for this activity. The instructor will also use the checklist to evaluate your submission.
1. A brief description of what the procedure will accomplish is included. 2. The Statement of Purpose describes the importance of maintaining the chain of custody and other considerations that will promote the admissibility of the photo at trial. 3. The terms (Terms and Definitions) used in the procedure are adequately addressed. 4. The items under Specific Responsibilities are adequately addressed. 5. Your document is reflective of the written communication skills required of a college student in that it is accurate, concise, and professional in appearance with proper spelling and grammar.
text book = Garland, N. M. (2015). Criminal evidence (7th ed.). New York, NY: McGraw-Hill Education

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Lab Work

Complete answers to all parts of the lab. Mostly accurate calculations. Evidence that you read each question carefully and reflected on and learned the concepts rather than just rushing through to complete the tasks as quickly as possible.

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Corrections Facility

You will begin the task of creating a correctional facility that will be presented via PowerPoint. The presentation must have at least 10 slides, not including the title slide or the reference slide. It will provide a snapshot of the correctional facility.

The following must be included in the Final via PowerPoint slides:
• Specific Slide Requirements
o Title slide with student name
o Background on the slides that is appropriate for the audience
o Numerous examples of pictures/graphic art
o At least 10 informational slides
o Reference slide with at least 5 sources in current APA format (Sources must be scholarly, reliable and relevant to the topic, and current to within the last 7 years.)
• The Facility
o Location
o Type of facility (jail/prison, rehabilitative, medical, etc.)
o Size (number of floors, number of rooms, etc.)
o Design (interior and exterior)
• Staffing
o Staffing categories
o Necessary manpower
o Staff hierarchy (chain of command)
• Resources
o Types of resources/programs to be available
o Privileges available
o Correctional goals met through resources
• Budget
o Located at the end of the presentation
o Develop a necessary yearly budget to effectively operate the institution

Reflection of management of organization

We NEED good/better managers and leaders! We need thoughtful, productive, intelligent people to pursue management who have common sense and strong management skills as well as leadership skills. Since we are still counting on humans to do this work, it will continue to be a work in progress to groom good managers. You are next generation, or the current, to fill this tall order for society, your family, your country and the world. A most important role of a manager is to achieve desired organizational performance effectively and efficiently. There are basic skills required in order to do this as you discovered in Chapter 1. There is a clearly defined “Management Process” to do this which we will discuss in depth later. But, very importantly, it is the skills and talents required of the individual in order to accomplish this. However, it is up to the individual managers to be able to function within “Environments” which are often beyond their control. And, there are “Environments” which are unique to different industry sectors and types of organizations. Your discussion is to describe what is meant by these two statements. Be specific and think critically. Choose an industry and be specific as possible as you apply the concept of “Environment” to such an industry.

Business improvement

 

This essay should include the following:
-Ways an uneducated business owner can improve his business.
-Recommendations on what types of training should go into a landscaping company.
-Recommendations on what type of training should go into the HR aspect of a landscaping company.
-Why is it important to receive weekly/monthly/ or yearly evaluations.
-Why should a company offer benefits?
-Benefits and disadvantages of hiring new crew members internally/externally

*Essay should include references to support the information

 

Decision Making in Paramedic Practice

Choose a case that you have attended which involves either:
• End-of-life / Palliative care
OR
• Low acuity / Treat – non-transport Decisions
Answer the following questions in relation to the case that you have chosen
SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS
1. Briefly outline the case that you have chosen.
o Outline the key features of the case in the introduction.
(5 marks) (250 words)
Answer the following questions:
o The following questions target the legal and ethical issues of the case you have outlined and your critical reflection on how the case was managed.
o Support with reference to literature and evidence.
IMPORTANT!!CONFIDENTIALITY IS OF UTMOST IMPORTANCE: STRICTLY NO REFERENCE TO CREW, PATIENT OR HOSPITAL IDENTIFIERS, DATES, LOCATION OR PLACE NAMES.

2. Identify and discuss at least two legal considerations in the case.
o Provide reference to legal documents, guidelines or other articles/texts that discuss legal issues in regards to non-transport or end-of-life decisions.
(10 Marks) (250 words)

3. Identify and discuss at least two ethical considerations in the case
o Provide reference to peer reviewed articles that discuss ethical issues in regards to non-transport, palliative care and end-of-life decisions.
o Refer to the ethical principles of justice, autonomy, beneficence and non-maleficence
(15 Marks) (350 words)

4. Reflect on the case and how it was managed. Consider one positive and one negative aspect of the case and provide rationale for why you considered it either a positive or negative experience.
Think about:
o how you felt about what occurred,
o was it managed well and why,
o how could it have been improved,
o was the communication between the paramedics and those involved adequate,
o what resources were available,
o who could have been contacted – included in the decision making
(20 marks) (400 words)
Case Description
1. Briefly outline the case that you have chosen. o Outline the key features of the case in the introduction. o The case is de-identified
Maximum mark
5 / 5
Legal Considerations
Describe two legal aspects of the case. In your description make sure you define the legal aspects that you are going to discuss and support your discussion with literature (legal documents, guidelines or other articles/texts that discuss legal issues in regards to non-transport or end-of-life decisions). Link your discussion to the case you have outlined above.
Maximum mark
10 / 10
Ethical Considerations
Describe two ethical issues of the case. In your description make sure you define the ethical issues that you are going to discuss and support your discussion with literature (textbook, codes of conduct or other articles/texts that discuss ethical issues in regards to non-transport or end-of-life decisions). Link your discussion to the case you have outlined above. o Provide reference to peer reviewed articles that discuss ethical issues in regards to non-transport, palliative care and end-of-life decisions. o Refer to the ethical principles of justice, autonomy, beneficence (benefit) and non-maleficence (concept of do no harm).
Maximum mark
10 / 10
Reflection
4. Reflect on the case and how it was managed. Consider one positive and one negative aspect of the case and provide rationale for why you considered it either a positive or negative experience. Think about: how you felt about what occurred, was it managed well and why, how could it have been improved, was the communication between the paramedics and those involved adequate, what resources were available, who could have been contacted – included in the decision making
Maximum mark
15

Useful websites forsource:

Home

http://www.health.gov.au/palliativecare

http://www.caresearch.com.au/Caresearch/Default.aspx

Practicum Experience: SOAP Note

After completing this week’s Practicum Experience, select a patient whom you examined during the last 3 weeks. With this patient in mind, address the following in a SOAP Note:
1.•Subjective: What details did the patient provide regarding his or her personal and medical history?
2.•Objective: What observations did you make during the physical assessment?
3.•Assessment: What were your differential diagnoses? Provide a minimum of three possible diagnoses. List them from highest priority to lowest priority. 4What was your primary diagnosis and 5 why?
6.•Plan: What was your plan for diagnostics and primary diagnosis? What was your plan for treatment and management including alternative therapies?
•Reflection notes: What would you do differently in a similar patient evaluation
Case 48 yr black male with with primary complaint of Erectile Dysfunction . and worried about prostate. V/S 148/89, temp 98.4. res 22 pulse 92 sat 97.
history primary hypertension
on chlorthalidone beta blocker 50mg wt 290 ht 6.0
no other health issues in history

health care management

We would like you to write about your choice of program and your disciplinary interests. Please address the following questions in about 300 words. (my major is health care management)

Why did you select your particular field of study and degree program to extend your studies?

Is there a specific concept or topic of interest in your field that you are excited to learn more about? Try to be as specific as you can in explaining what it is and why this particular concept or topic is interesting to you.

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Civil and Alternative Dispute Resolution

Understanding of the civil and alternative dispute resolution (ADR) process, consider the following scenario:
Pete was seriously injured when the four-wheeled all-terrain vehicle (ATV) he was driving through the trails behind his house rolled over. As a result of his injuries, Pete is unable to work and has incurred $75,000 in medical bills. Pete has filed a lawsuit against the ATV manufacturer to receive compensation for the financial harm resulting from his injuries. Pete claims that the manufacturer defectively designed the ATV, causing it to have a tendency to roll over on rough terrain.
The ATV manufacturer claims that the ATV is not defectively designed and that the rollover was caused by Pete driving at an excessive rate of speed around a corner. Consider the steps in civil litigation and ADR, and assess the factors that Pete and the ATV manufacturer will consider when deciding whether they should settle this lawsuit. If you were Pete’s lawyer, what resolution would you advise? Be sure to consider the primary forms of ADR and all ADR factors.
Finally, research and select at least one case from an outside source to support your resolution to the ATV case. Your answer should be a minimum of 500 words. Cite any direct quotes or paraphrased material from these sources. Use APA format to properly reference the information.

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