Take any can of vegetables from your pantry and report the levels of protein, carbohydrates, and fats for a one-serving size. Explain what these macronutrients are and what their primary functions are in the human body. If you do not have any canned vegetables, search online for the information. Pick a vegetable and enter “nutrition label for (indicate a type of vegetable)” into a search […]

Unit 6 Assignment: Hypothesis testing To view your Assignment directions, access the View/Print icon below. Grading rubrics for this Assignment are located under Course Home. Unit outcomes addressed: ● Identify a healthcare problem that can be studied statistically. ● Formulate hypotheses based on a healthcare problem. ● Complete an ANOVA test using SPSS. ● Interpret the SPSS results. ● Summarize the meaning of the results […]

To prepare for this Application Assignment, imagine you have been hired by Splendid Hills Hospital. The vice president of finance has asked you to work with an interdisciplinary committee to conduct a cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA) and to recommend a cost-effective CAM option. Based on the committee recommendation, one of the three proposed CAM options (spinal manipulation, acupuncture, and massage therapy) would be implemented to care […]

 Dr. Ally, a 49-year-old professor, was diagnosed with essential hypertension 12 years ago and was on antihypertensive drugs. However, he did not take his medications last year because he was feeling just fine. In addition, he was very busy with work. Nevertheless, he felt tired after work and developed dyspnea while climbing the stairs. Recently, he had about of epistaxis (severe nose bleed) with dizziness […]

Prior to developing your training programs, you must analyze your organizational needs, identify employee skills gaps based on performance, and have resources available to support training goals, including those associated with succession planning. These constitute learning conditions to ensure training programs have purpose and alignment to organizational goals. Thinking about the learning conditions described, what do you think is most necessary for learning to occur […]

The use of antibacterial products in hospitals and medical facilities is a necessary and common practice in order to prevent the transmission of disease-causing microorganisms. We have seen an increase in the use of these products, such as antibacterial hand soaps, hand sanitizers, antimicrobial wipes and cleaning sprays, and even dishwashing liquids in healthy households.   

Part 1: to be completed in Excel®You manage the inventory for a car dealership. Data on current inventory can be found in the Week 2 Data Set. Management would like you to assess current inventory on the dealership lot.Using the Week 2 Data Set, create and calculate the following in Excel®:Create a pie chart which summarizes colors of the cars in the sample.Create a bar […]

You are a healthcare administrator of your local medical facility, and you have been asked to give a presentation showing the importance of the census in the hospital setting.   Develop a PowerPoint presentation that outlines the information listed below.  ◾ How your hospital uses the census on a daily basis (when the information is collected and how is it used).  ◾How inpatient service day (IPSD) […]

 You are now a supervisor within the patient financial services (PFS) department of a healthcare system. It has been assigned to you to write a white paper to educate other department managers about reimbursement. This includes how each specific department impacts reimbursement for services, which in turn impacts the healthcare organization as a whole. The healthcare system may include hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities, and […]

Imagine that you are a member at PLM. This website’s mission is to improve the lives of patients through new knowledge derived from shared real-world experience and outcomes. These group chats offer connections between individuals that may experience the same health issues or challenges. The history behind this platform started when Stephen Heywood was diagnosed with ALS in 1998. His family tried to slow Stephen’s […]