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Compare ethical issues of confidentiality by examining a scenario and its implications of various regulations and laws. Address the assignment requirements using:Title: Ethical Dimensions in the Health Professions Edition: 6th (2015) Author: Doherty, Regina and Purtilo, Ruth Publisher: Elsevier Science Book ISBN: 978-0323328920 The Story of Twyla Roberts and Mary Louis (p. 203)In a 3-5 page paper (excluding title page and reference list), address the following:Summarize the story briefly providing the ethical dilemma and parties involved.Discuss the varying perspectives from the parties involved. Be sure to discuss potential reasoning for the varied perspectives. Please note that you may need to include fictitious information to complete this.Discuss ethical standards relevant to the unique scenario.Identify national regulations and laws pertinent to the story.Using the six-step process, explain a practical, ethical solution to your story. Report your findings noting the following standards:Current APA formatting (e.g. title page, citations, conclusion, reference page, etc.) should be used.Proper grammar, spelling, and punctuation are expected.Plagiarism Free, self-plagiarism, unoriginal work, and unattributed content is not permitted and will result in action pursuant to the University’s Plagiarism Policy and Procedures. Cite at least 3-5 scholarly sources as:Title: Ethical Dimensions in the Health Professions Edition: 6th (2015) Author: Doherty, Regina and Purtilo, Ruth Publisher: Elsevier Science Book ISBN: 978-0323328920  Chapter 9: “Honoring Confidentiality” in the book Ethical Dimensions in the Health Professions (6th ed.)Chapter 10: “Communication and Information Sharing” in the book Ethical Dimensions in the Health Professions (6th ed.)Chapter 11: “Informed Consent in Treatment and Clinical Research” in the book Ethical Dimensions in the Health Professions (6th ed.)  American College of Healthcare Executives (2016). Health information confidentiality. Retrieved from https://www.ache.org/policy/Hiconf.cfmAmerican College of Healthcare Executives (2017). ACHE Code of Ethics. Retrieved from https://www.ache.org/abt_ache/code.cfmUnited States Department of Health and Human Services. (n.d.). Health information privacy. Retrieved from https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/index.htmlUnited States Department of Health and Human Services. (n.d.). Summary of the HIPAA security rule. Retrieved from https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-professionals/security/laws-regulations/index.html

Colonialism and Immigration  The Zapatista revolt made worldwide headlines in 1994 immediately after the treaty of NAFTA went into effect. Do some more research on this event and explain how the conditions at that time in Mexico might be classified as an example of neo-colonialism or, as George Collier is cited as saying in the opening of the chapter, as an “internal colony” for Mexico. Why did the Zapatistas respond to these external events (such as NAFTA)?Choose one of the options below for your assignment this week:Option A: Colonialism MapsDo a quick Google search of “colonialism maps” and choose several that depict how extensive colonial practices were across the globe. Choose maps from different time periods so that you can also see the duration of some of the colonial empires. Discuss the old adage that the “sun never sets on the British Empire.” Colonialism was a global force. What are its repercussions on our lives today?Prepare a paper (750-1250 words) in which you describe how colonialism changed over the centuries.  Highlight the political agreements that guided changes in colonialism.  Include citations and references in your paper for at least 3 sou

125 words reply to each questions Q.Well what a ride this class has been. Dr. Doyle, your no late work policy did wonders for me. This is the first class that I can think of in which I didn’t have something late. The class as a whole was fine you walked us through each of the steps we needed to have in order to put our papers together as required. The class was a good refresher to some of us (mainly me) on how to write a formal paper such as this one was. In my preparation and gathering data for my own paper I would emphasize the importance of a strong well thought of and put together outline. This was a place of weakness for my own paper which I had to elaborate more on to get me where I needed to be on my own work. Once I gathered the information I needed to cover I was able to produce more informative paper.As far as the delivery of the material I have nothing against the way on which it was delivered. The only thing I wish we could adjust would have to be the forum. I see the forum as an opportunity to converse about a topic. I have always been against word counts. I try to understand the necessity for it and in the past it has been said to demonstrate class participation. However, any time I have sat through a class my interactions have been with the person teaching the class and not with fellow students unless we collectively were working on a project and it was required. Don’t get me wrong I have enjoyed reading and responding to my classmates, I don’t like that we have to ensure that we have a certain number of words added to our forum. I can only think of one class that did not have a word count and I feel like there was more interaction on the forum in that class than in classes that had a word count. Or, it could be that I am lazy.   Q2.First I would like to congratulate everyone in this class. We have finished and ready to receive our degrees. Although this has been a long journey for some short for others I believe that hard work paid off in the end. In reference to this week’s discussion, I would like to say two interesting things I learned in this course was the APA 6th&7th edition format and Peregrine testing which I just finished a couple of minutes ago. There were so many different things I learned about formatting my paper according to APA 6&7 edition. I learned that we must include the authors name, date of publication and page number when using in-text citation. I also learned that we can shorten the number of authors to just one and add et al to include all the authors in the citation.  Some of the other things that I also learned is how to properly format your paper. This means adding headings and making the heading on page 1 different than the rest of the pages.  When writing a a paper, I learned that you should include an abstract. Abstract is basically explaining your topic, the factors that pertains to your topic and how you as the writer plan to show whether you agree or disagree with the topic being presented. The supporting details in the paper will help to sway readers on the topic. The Peregrine Testing is something that I was not expecting. This test basically assessed the student on their knowledge of the criminal justice system. In taking this test, I was not provided a study guide or any material relating to helping me to pass with flying colors. Although I didn’t receive a guide, I believe I did really well on this test. I think the Peregrine Test is great because it gives you an opportunity to assess what you have learned, what you need to brush up on and what you have excelled on since starting college. Last but least, one important area of taking classes and writing research papers revolves around plagiarism. Under the Turnitin-Academic Dishonesty & Plagiarism I learned that the Turnitin system is designed to help the student assess whether the paper they are writing contains more of the authors work and not their own. This program assess the paper and give a scoring based off citation. Anything above 20% shows that the student paper contains more of the author’s work instead of the student own thoughts. This is a great tool because it has a report that shows the student how to fix their paper and remove some of the direct quotes in their paper. This saves the student from receiving a failing grade due to them not following the professor directions on writing a research paper.Owl.Purdue.edu(n.d.) APA Format and Style GuideRetrieved from https://www.owl.purdue.edu

Review this brief article talking about the assault of a gay/transgendered man in Hollywood Victor Diegohttp://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/06/03/victor-diego-transgender-hate-crime-_n_3378670.htmlDiscuss with your classmates whether offenders should be punished more severely for committing crimes based on a person’s demographic characteristics, such as the person who was victimized in the story?  If you were a public defender charged with defending the person who committed this crime, what would you use as a defense?

Read the original passage below.Doctors, whose first allegiance is supposed to be to their patients, have traditionally stood between drug company researchers and trusting consumers. Yet unless there is evidence of misconduct (the deliberate misrepresentation of something as fact by someone who knows it is not), it is very difficult to discover and virtually impossible to prove that a piece of biomedical research has been tainted by conflict of interest. No study is perfect, and problems arise in the labs of even the most conscientious and honest researchers. Although biomedical research incorporates rigorous scientific rules and is often critically scrutinized by peers, the information can nevertheless be warped—by ending a study because the results are disappointing; changing rules mid-study; not trying to publish negative results; publicizing preliminary results even with final and less positive results in hand; skimming over or even not acknowledging drawbacks; and, especially, casting the results in the best light or, as scientists say, buffing them (Crossen, 1994, pp. 166–167).Next, read the following passage, which was written by a student who wants to use this source in a paper and is trying not to plagiarize. Assess the student’s work for plagiarism:”Consumers must trust that the research that has gone into the manufacture of new drugs is safe. But it is hard to know if a conflict of interest between doctors, researchers, and the drug company stockholders has tainted the results. Biomedical researchers incorporate strict rules of science into their work, which is examined by peers. Yet the resulting information can be warped for five reasons: ending a study too soon, not publishing negative results, publishing results too early, skimming over or ignoring drawbacks, and ‘buffing’ the results by showing them in the best light” (Crossen, 1994, p. 167).By Day 7Submit a 1- to 2-page paper that includes the following:An explanation of how to recognize plagiarismAn explanation, including a justification of your explanation, of the extent to which the student plagiarized the original source (first passage) in the above (second) passageTwo sentences from the passage you think are clear examples of plagiarism and an example of how to rephrase them in your own words or an example of a direct quote, which uses source material word for word, with proper use of quotation marks and a standard APA citationA specific explanation of how to avoid plagiarism in your own writing 

http://www.cga.ct.gov/2003/olrdata/jud/rpt/2003-r-0376.htmIn your post, discuss which states you believe treat statutory rape most harshly? Which are most lenient? Did anything on the website surprise you? Is there anything in the statutes that you disagree with

Week 5 Project – DueJul 5, 2020 11:59 PMMCJ6505 Management of Critical Incidents SU01Week 5 Project: Hurricane Katrina Evaluation and RecommendationsIn this second major assignment, you will apply what you learned in this course to evaluate the Katrina response and make recommendations. This portion should also take 6–8 pages to fully cover the following required topics:Evaluations: Identify the specific policies and procedures which failed during Hurricane Katrina. Address how governmental policies failed to protect the citizens of New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina. Be sure to consider all levels of government, not just federal. This is important.Conclusion and recommendations: Provide at least three viable strategies you would recommend to government officials and agencies to prevent the likelihood of a similar disaster preparedness failure from occurring again. Be sure that your recommendations are legal and realistic. Comparison: Compare the Katrina response against the response to “Super Storm Sandy” in 2012. In what ways did the governments improve over Katrina? In which areas do we still see a need for improvement?Lessons for crisis management: Analyze how the lessons and procedures related to hurricane response can apply to other aspects of crisis management. How can these techniques be deployed in the battle against the Zika virus, for instance? Consider also immigration and terrorism.Submit your report in a 6–8-page Microsoft Word document to the Submissions Area by the due date assigned. Name your file MCJ6505_W5_A2_LastName_FirstInitial.doc.Week 5 Project Due July 5 at 11:59 PM 

Discuss the four traditional key measures used to evaluate police. Do you believe these are sufficient to gain an accurate assessment of officers?  

Reflect on the assigned readings for the week. Identify what you thought was the most important concept(s), method(s), term(s), and/or any other thing that you felt was worthy of your understanding.Also, provide a graduate-level response to each of the following questions:Discuss the various defenses in contract formation, stating what is required to establish each individual defense, and providing examples of when the defense may be found valid.Sly Salesperson sells cars.  While selling a car, Sly Salesperson tells the potential buyer that “this is the best car around.  It’s a great car and sips gas.”  The car has an average fuel rating.  Has Sly Salesperson committed a misrepresentation?  Fraud?  Why or why not?  Does the analysis change if Sly Salesperson says the car get 40 miles per gallon, but in fact the car only gets 30 miles per gallon Short Essay:Question I – Claire is severely injured in a car accident.  The local hospital cannot treat Claire’s injuries.  In order to survive, Claire must be flown via Helicopter to a hospital in a bordering state.  Prior to boarding the helicopter, Claire signs a contract obligating her to pay for the helicopter flight and all of its expenses.  Claire lives and fully recovers.  However, she is being sued by the helicopter company in the amount of $50,000 for the helicopter transportation and its accompanying expenses.  What is argument Claire could make in order to rescind the agreement?  Does it matter that the helicopter company performed its obligation under the contract?Question II – Sheila Seller and Bobby Buyer enter into a contract where Bobby agrees to buy widgets for $0.10/unit at 500 units per shipment.  The contract states that there shall be a minimum of 6 shipments between the parties.  Bobby’s payments are late on the first 3 shipments, and Bobby does not make the payment on the 4th shipment.  In the parties’ contract is a liquidation clause, which states that if either side is unable to perform his or her duties under the contract, then the other party shall receive damages in the amount of $100,000.  Should the court enforce this liquidated damages clause?

In this presentation, you will introduce the topic, give a brief history of the legal issues associated with your topic, and discuss why it is still a complicated issue before the court. The specific steps are as follows  Rape Trauma Syndrome is the topic  Create a presentation with the following breakdowns:1 slide introducing the selected issue3 slides dedicated to an overview of the relevant legal history 2 slides discussing its associated legal issues must have speaker notes