For this assignment, you will conduct a literature review of two articles on a health care research topic that you are interested in based on a topic that interests you. Write a two-page review, double-spaced, with in-text citations and references in APA Style, to answer the questions below. What is your research topic? Provide background information: Why is it important? Why did you choose the topic? Did the researchers use a theory to guide their study? If so, which theory did the researchers use?

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For this assignment, you will conduct a literature review of two articles on a health care research topic that you are interested in based on a topic that interests you.
Write a two-page review, double-spaced, with in-text citations and references in APA Style, to answer the questions below.

What is your research topic?
Provide background information:
Why is it important? Why did you choose the topic?
Did the researchers use a theory to guide their study? If so, which theory did the researchers use?
Summarize the main points and compare and contrast the two articles you selected.
Additionally, you will identify and interpret the research design and methodology outlined in the two studies you wrote about in your literature review. Include the following:

Which research design was used for each study?
Which approach was used to collect data: quantitative, qualitative, or mixed methods?
Why did the researchers choose this approach?
What type of tool was used to collect this information (survey, interview, observation, previously collected information)?
This information should be described in one to two pages.
Your total assignment should be at least 3 to 4 pages to capture all prompts in both sections. This assignment will also be included later, in the final Unit VII paper.

1. Critically evaluate the importance of individuals disclosing disability to their employer for creating accessible workplaces.

1. Critically evaluate the importance of individuals disclosing disability to their employer for creating accessible workplaces.
2. Critically evaluate the importance of Crenshaw’s concept of intersectionality to understanding contemporary inequalities at work.
Word count limit: for each of the two topics; i.e. 2400 words in total (+/-10%), excluding the reference list.
Below I have attached the instructions for this essay, a past year Sample paper given by the Uni (Grade A and F for comparison), My draft version of this assignment, and the slides for Intersectionality (needed as you need to refer to the key theorists mentioned in them) For disability check instructions document for Disability lecture notes.

Hiring people with a leadership style that will fit well within your organization is an important skill to master. For this activity, you will explore what makes a good leader and how you might identify those traits in potential applicants. This topic is one of four aspects of leadership that you will explore for next week's Leadership Training Webinar assignment. Instructions Describe the traits and behaviors of effective leaders. Explain how you can search for and detect these traits and behaviors in hiring leadership talent.

Hiring people with a leadership style that will fit well within your organization is an important skill to master. For this activity, you will explore what makes a good leader and how you might identify those traits in potential applicants. This topic is one of four aspects of leadership that you will explore for next week's Leadership Training Webinar assignment.
Instructions

Describe the traits and behaviors of effective leaders.
Explain how you can search for and detect these traits and behaviors in hiring leadership talent.

Note: For your assignment due next week, you will need to cite at least three credible, relevant, and appropriate sources to support your writing. As you conduct your research for this activity, make sure you save any sources you might be able to use for that assignment.

discuss what you feel are the differences and similarities between the character Dren, in Splice, and any of the Na’vi characters (or these “digital peoples” in general) from Avatar (if need be, just Google video clips of the films to jog your memory).

For this week’s Assignment, I’d like you to discuss what you feel are the differences and similarities between the character Dren, in Splice, and any of the Na’vi characters (or these “digital peoples” in general) from Avatar (if need be, just Google video clips of the films to jog your memory).
In particular, what I’d like to read from you is not only how the two characters (or types of digital beings) are different (that’s the easy part), but how are they similar as well? What kind of generalized cultural fantasies or “subconscious” issues do we project onto these two types of digital beings? Do they perform these (subconsciously assigned) roles successfully (i.e., if they are frightening in some way, how so and what does that say about us as humans)? Why do you think most alien-like digital creatures in movies (whether from outer space, or from a genetic lab) are often monster like, and do you feel that the “sweet” and “lovable” Na’vi are a radical departure from this tradition? Also, a more difficult question: do you feel that the Na’vi are portrayed in such a way that their portrayal induces (disrespectful) “pity” in the viewer for the “Other” (Na’vi)? If so, do you think that the (subtextual) goal of the film’s narrative may have been to induce such “pity”, or is it a “natural” outcome for any film which engages difficult issues such as colonialism?

In 1985, Steve Avery was convicted of rape and sent to prison. After he served eighteen years in prison, DNA evidence exonerated him, and police were shown to have mishandled evidence. He was released in 2003. Two years later, in 2005, two weeks before Avery was planning a $36 million lawsuit against Manitowoc County, he and his sixteen-year-old nephew Brendan Dassey were accused by local authorities of the rape and murder of Teresa Halbach convicted again in 2007, and sentenced to life in prison. This time, the police were accused of planting evidence and framing Avery, and District Attorney Ken Kratz accused of a vendetta against Avery for the lawsuit. In a well-developed essay, provide evidence to the argument that Steve Avery and Brendan Dassey are likely to be guilty of the murder of Teresa Halbach.

In 1985, Steve Avery was convicted of rape and sent to prison. After he served eighteen years in prison, DNA evidence exonerated him, and police were shown to have mishandled evidence. He was released in 2003. Two years later, in 2005, two weeks before Avery was planning a $36 million lawsuit against Manitowoc County, he and his sixteen-year-old nephew Brendan Dassey were accused by local authorities of the rape and murder of Teresa Halbach convicted again in 2007, and sentenced to life in prison. This time, the police were accused of planting evidence and framing Avery, and District Attorney Ken Kratz accused of a vendetta against Avery for the lawsuit.
In a well-developed essay, provide evidence to the argument that Steve Avery and Brendan Dassey are likely to be guilty of the murder of Teresa Halbach. Your response should be qualified, but your essay should answer why they should be convicted, based on the information from the series and your own research.
You will be graded on the quality of your writing, organization of ideas, evidence of critical thinking skills, proper APA citation, and grammar.
I will upload files that should help provide evidence to why they are guilty.

In contrast to John Rawls, Robert Nozick contends that the proper role of government is not to meddle with the distribution of resources so as to produce a “fair” distribution. Instead, the right to self-ownership and the right to hold property, free of government intervention, are paramount. What does Nozick mean by self-ownership and the right to property? How does Nozick’s conception of fairness differ from Rawls’s?

In contrast to John Rawls, Robert Nozick contends that the proper role of government is not to meddle with the distribution of resources so as to produce a “fair” distribution. Instead, the right to self-ownership and the right to hold property, free of government intervention, are paramount. What does Nozick mean by self-ownership and the right to property? How does Nozick’s conception of fairness differ from Rawls’s?

John Rawls, one of the most influential liberal theorists of the twentieth century, argues that economic inequalities ought to be arranged such that they offer the greatest to the least advantaged in society. How does Rawls’s “justice as fairness” achieve that outcome? How is the “maximin” principle morally justified? Should public officials be obliged to consider how policies affect those who are the least well-off in society? Explain.

John Rawls, one of the most influential liberal theorists of the twentieth century, argues that economic inequalities ought to be arranged such that they offer the greatest to the least advantaged in society. How does Rawls’s “justice as fairness” achieve that outcome? How is the “maximin” principle morally justified? Should public officials be obliged to consider how policies affect those who are the least well-off in society? Explain.

discuss potential risks of outsourcing for the examples they provided—for example, risks to supplier quality or stability, intellectual property, or reputation. The following questions may help develop your responses: Can you provide an example of an organization that started outsourcing the supply chain and then stopped? What risks did the organization face that caused them to stop the project? Can you provide an example of an organization that outsourced similarly and faced reputational damage due to the project?

Please create replies to peers addressing the following:
In your replies to at least two peers, discuss potential risks of outsourcing for the examples they provided—for example, risks to supplier quality or stability, intellectual property, or reputation. The following questions may help develop your responses:

Can you provide an example of an organization that started outsourcing the supply chain and then stopped? What risks did the organization face that caused them to stop the project?
Can you provide an example of an organization that outsourced similarly and faced reputational damage due to the project?

Name: Select a company or organization from the approved list (see the lesson resources) and provide the name and URL for the published code of ethics: Briefly describe in 3-6 sentences why you made this selection (see if you can dig deep and uncover your feelings about what attracted you to this one in particular): Briefly detail five values you see reflected in the code and be sure to explain the value and your rationale: Discuss whether you can outline a situation where this code may not apply. If not explain why you feel this code covers all situations you might encounter in your desired occupation: Finally, discuss which moral theory or theories you see reflected in the code:

 
Code of Ethics worksheet. 
Worksheet designed to understand a code of ethics
Do  some research and find a code of ethics published by some organization  or company representing your chosen major. Then complete the attached  worksheet: Be sure to answer all questions. 

CodeofEthicsWorksheetFinal.docx

Name:
Select a company or organization from the approved list (see the lesson resources) and provide the name and URL for the published code of ethics:

Briefly describe in 3-6 sentences why you made this selection (see if you can dig deep and uncover your feelings about what attracted you to this one in particular):

Briefly detail five values you see reflected in the code and be sure to explain the value and your rationale:

Discuss whether you can outline a situation where this code may not apply. If not explain why you feel this code covers all situations you might encounter in your desired occupation:

Finally, discuss which moral theory or theories you see reflected in the code: