Legal, regulatory, ethical, business, or other drivers in Healthcare

I need a 8-10 page paper in APA format on Healthcare Compliance. All sources must be cited. and powerpoint presentation that is overview of the paper.

A brief overview of HealthCare Compliance. The paper need to include Legal, regulatory, ethical, business, or other drivers in Healthcare; significant actions the company will need to undertake to become or remain compliant with the each framework; benefits to the company from using the framework; and other significant considerations.

Here are a couple of links to help.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/top-5-healthcare-co…

https://www.mcnhealthcare.com/top-challenges-healt…

Policy and politics in healthcare

Post a response to the following question and respond to one of your classmate’s postings for this question. Your initial response and responses to others should be at least 150 words. Respond to your classmate’s requests for feedback. 

Choose an issue which needs to be addressed or was already addressed by a nurse advocate; this can be issue advocacy, community and public health advocacy, or professional advocacy. Describe the issue, a plan to advocate or how a plan was already conducted, and barriers anticipated or barriers present in the implementation. Use theory from this week’s module to support the proposed discussion. APA, at least 2 references

Describe the similarities and differences between the juvenile courts and adult criminal courts.

In your short paper, describe the similarities and differences between the juvenile courts and adult criminal courts. In addition, review your state’s juvenile justice department’s website. Use this resource to help inform your understanding of the protections offered for juveniles. How do these compare to those protections offered to the adult population?

Determine whether Dana has taken Futuretek’s intellectual property (IP), and if so, describe the type(s) of IP that was taken.

Apply: Trade Secret Theft Study

The purpose of this assignment is to determine when business assets may constitute intellectual property (IP), to analyze when an IP theft has occurred and possible remedies for IP theft, and to assess the importance of protecting and enforcing IP rights in a business setting.

Read the following scenario.

Futuretek sells high-tech computer chips and software to smartphone manufacturers worldwide. Futuretek maintains two software databases: one containing Futuretek’s customer list with nonpublic contact information for key personnel, and the other containing customer purchasing trends. The information in the two databases is available for employees to view and use in connection with their job duties.

Dana is a computer programmer for Futuretek. Dana plans to run her own company one day and design and sell her own computer chips to smartphone companies. As an employee, she has access to the two databases containing Futuretek’s key purchaser and purchasing trends information.

Dana decides to leave Futuretek and start her own computer chip business. Before she leaves, she makes a copy of the two databases on a portable hard drive. Dana uses the information to contact Futuretek’s customers and offer them cheaper, but comparable, computer chips manufactured by Dana’s new company, SmartChip.

Futuretek becomes aware of Dana’s actions and asks you, the chief operations officer, for advice and recommendations on what to do.

In a 5- to 10-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation, complete the following:

  • Determine whether Dana has taken Futuretek’s intellectual property (IP), and if so, describe the type(s) of IP that was taken.
  • Explain any civil actions in tort or criminal actions that may be brought against Dana or SmartChip.
  • Assume Futuretek sues SmartChip, and Futuretek wins the lawsuit. Recommend ethical policies that SmartChip can put into place to prevent future legal claims and litigation against the company.
  • Recommend risk management procedures that Futuretek can implement to avoid or limit this type of activity from happening to the company in the future.

Cite a minimum of two american references according to APA guidelines

Compare the ‘love marriage’ (what we are likely to expect today) to the more ‘traditional marriage’ of the past.

Judith S. Wallerstein and Sandra Blakeslee end the first paragraph of their essay “The Good Marriage” by stating that “As never before in history, men and women are free to design the kind of marriage they want, with their own rules and expectations” (211). They go on to stress the changes in women’s roles and the heightened expectations of couples, and in effect they anticipate the advent of same sex marriages. So what do they mean? what are implications and/or consequences of their argument? In a research essay of roughly 5-7 pages, compare the ‘love marriage’ (what we are likely to expect today) to the more ‘traditional marriage’ of the past. how has marriage changed? has it? how is it similar? different? Before you start, consider your specific position, which could be as obvious and/or audacious as discussing same sex marriage in relation to the ‘traditional’ practice, or you could discuss the effect of Internet matchmaking sites on marriage. You should consider a variety of examples ranging from the effect of shared responsibility of child-rearing to income equality between spouses. You might even consider an interpretation of our class reading of Romeo and Juliet to reflect upon this conflict. Support your position with specific examples taken from your research. so what do experts say? the social scientists? How does that jibe with your own thinking? MLA CITATIONS AT THE END 

Students will research and include 3 different documents in an annotated bibliography

Students will research and include 3 different documents in an annotated bibliography. Select any topic of their choice relating to families. For each source, students must cite the book, article or document using APA Style of Reference and write a concise annotation that summarizes the central theme and scope of the book or article. Include one or more sentences that (a) evaluate the authority or background of the author, (b) comment on the intended audience, (c) compare or contrast this work with another you have cited, or (d) explain how this work illuminates your bibliography topic. All sources must be current (within the past 2 years).