Compare and contrast the various billing and coding regulations researched in Module Two to determine which ones apply to prospective payment systems.

Compare and contrast the various billing and coding regulations researched in Module Two to determine which ones apply to prospective payment systems. Reflect on how these regulations affect reimbursement in a healthcare organization. Assess the impact of regulations on reimbursement in a healthcare organization and explain what you think is working and what could be a challenge. If possible, bring in a real-world example either from your life or from something you have read about

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How can Jonathan continue to work with Frank AND protect his friend while holding to his professional responsibilities?

Frank is a 29-year-old male client with a history of drug and alcohol abuse. Frank has entered counseling to achieve sobriety. Frank reports his battle with drugs and alcohol began in college. While attending college, Frank would often go to parties and/or bars and use drugs or drink excessively. Frank admits he often would “black-out” and wake up in random places and in “strange” women’s beds after a night out drinking. After college Frank continued to binge drink and use drugs. Frank also admits his “black-outs” continued and he would often “pick up” women while he was out “partying.” Frank has tested positive for several sexually transmitted diseases (STDs); however, he has continued to engage in unprotected intercourse under the influence of drugs and alcohol. Frank reports he often “dates” multiple women at one time and combines binge alcohol drinking, drugs such as cocaine and sex to numb the depression he feels over his past actions. Frank is not sure if he can stop his previously mentioned actions because they have been “an intricate part of his life for so long”. Additionally, Frank reports he does enjoy himself when he is drinking and doing drugs even if it brings him depression later on. With that said, Frank understands he needs to stop his unhealthy lifestyle because his actions are putting his health, and the health of others, in jeopardy.
Several weeks pass and Frank makes positive progress with his drug and alcohol addiction, although he reports he is still having trouble refraining from unprotected sex with multiple partners. As time progresses, Frank continues to tell his social worker, Jonathan, stories about his past drinking episodes and drug abuse. Jonathan listens carefully to Frank’s reports and picks up several details which peak interest. Several days later, via social media outlets, Jonathan discovers that a close friend is romantically linked to Frank.
Although Jonathan is not certain of the details regarding the relationship between the close friend and Frank, he is concerned for the health of both parties. Stuck in the middle of loyalty to a friend and professional obligations to Frank, Jonathan is not sure how to proceed with the professional information obtained through counseling sessions with Frank and the observations made via various social media outlets.

1. Identify the dilemma.
2. Who is Jonathan obligated to protect? Why?
3. How can Jonathan continue to work with Frank AND protect his friend while holding to his professional responsibilities?

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Do the benefits of enhancing humans through science outweigh the negatives?

Do the benefits of enhancing humans through science outweigh the negatives? Your answer is your thesis; however, you dont want to answer this question until youve researched both sides.
Your answer to the question posed is your thesis
You might have a long preview, so you are welcome to break the preview of your supporting paragraph topics (reasons for your thesis) into three or so separate preview sentences near the end of your Introductory paragraph.
Audience: Assume your readers are skeptical, college-level readers.Think of those who disagree with you as colleagues, not adversaries (see Rogerian argument).
Use several hooks in your introduction: Anecdote, Quotation, Profound Question or Statement, the Opposition, Statistic or Fact, Description, Definition, Comparison (simile/met.), or Brief, Engaging Background Information. Be sure to transition/bridge into background info or your thesis. See Week 1s Presentation material and examples if you need to review.
Note that each supporting paragraph has a topic sentence that not only introduces the paragraph topic but also alludes to the idea set forth in your thesis statement. This should insure paragraph unity. A Research Paper will be longer, so you may wish to break up one point into several paragraphs that each tackle a distinct concern of that one point.
You might even have an entire paragraph on background information, on the opposition, or even break a supporting paragraph into two different sub paragraphs, etc. This is not digressing as long as the background will help persuade readers.
After the topic sentence, a paragraph will include support (stories, examples, textual support) for the statement made in the TS. Make sure there are transitions between your examples and between supporting paragraphs to ensure coherence.
Organization/Structuring: You do NOT need to include an outline at the end of this essay. You should now understand that an essay needs structure; its like the spine of your argument. Without structure, your argument falls apart. Like all essays, youll have an introduction, body full of supporting paragraphs, and conclusion. If youre feeling ambitious, as an option, you might experiment with the different types of organization seen in Ch. 14. Move from evidence to conclusion using a mix of different ways. For example, use Deductive or Inductive Arguments (Deductive Reasoning is moving from a general premise/assumption (your thesis) to a specific conclusion. If all statements in the argument are true, the conclusion must be true. Inductive Reasoning proceeds from individual observations to a more general conclusion. Or you could use the Toulmin Logic which divides argument into claim, grounds, warrant.

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In what kinds of groups is groupthink most likely to be a problem?

Successful organizations are those that have skilled and experience employees that are able to effectively achieve the established corporate goals. Also, innovation and creativity thrive because of the existence of diversity. In what kinds of groups is groupthink most likely to be a problem? What are some perils of groupthink? What steps can group members take to ward off groupthink? Is devils advocacy a better alternative to groupthink?

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Explain how people manipulate data and statistics to deceive?

Mark Twain popularized the phrase There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics. Explain how people manipulate data and statistics to deceive? Give two examples. Provide at least three reasons to support your arguments. Use a minimum of three references.

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Explain the selection of the single project the team will use this term, with excellent reasoning using the course material.

BMGT 487 – Team Assignment #1 Project Selection (Week 1)

NOTE: All submitted work is to be your original work. You may not use any work from another student, the Internet or an online clearinghouse. You are expected to understand the Academic Dishonesty and Plagiarism Policy, and know that it is your responsibility to learn about instructor and general academic expectations with regard to proper citation of sources as specified in the APA Publication Manual, 7th Ed. (Students are held accountable for in-text citations and an associated reference list only).

Team Deliverable 1 is due Tuesday at 11:59 p.m. eastern time of week 1 unless otherwise changed by the instructor.

Purpose:

The purpose of this project is to introduce you to the project selection process and the multi-faceted role of a project manager.

Outcomes Met With This Assignment:

contribute to a team activity to accomplish the goals of a project, recognizing the unique strengths and talents of individual team members
identify, analyze, and evaluate the factors that contribute to the project selection process
Instructions:

This assignment is the first of seven group deliverables. Members of the team will collaborate acting as a self-managed team. As a self-managed team, members take a collective responsibility for ensuring the team operates effectively, sets team goals, manages time, makes decisions and solve problems, communicates frequently and clearly, and meets the deadline. You may have team members that are located all over the world. Working in a virtual environment should not stop the self-managed team from being successful in reaching the final goal.

The primary group communication should take place in the group discussion area, which your instructor will observe. If your group interacts through other online services (e.g., Zoom, Microsoft Teams, GotoMeeting, etc.), that service must be accessible to everyone in the group. When using online, one group member should take minutes of the meeting and post them to the groups locker.

Each week as a self-managed team, the following is the work for which team members are responsible:

setting goals
determining roles and responsibilities for each team member
actively participating and communicating in the Group area of the classroom
completing the agreed upon work prior to the deadline
resolving problems and issues among the team members
agreeing on a final product as a group (consensus decision making)
submitting the final product into the Assignment Folder (for Team Deliverables, one student from each group will submit into the Assignment Folder)
Collaboration starts by having one member of the team go into the Group area and create two new threads for each week.

Week “X” Team Responsibilities
Week “X” Discussion
Under the first thread, your team will set goals, determine the roles and responsibilities of each team member, determine a schedule for communication, set deadlines (do not set the deadline for the last day), and any other needed schedule to complete the task. Under the second thread, the team will discuss the content for the week, approach for the team deliverable, and any other information for that week.

Step 1: Potential Projects

As a group, you will look at list of projects and assess the different projects through the group discussion. Identify and select three potential projects from the list. Then from the three projects, select the project of choice that the group will use as the basis for the Team and Individual Deliverables this term.

1. Home addition

2. Fitness App for iOS

3. Wedding Shower

4. Vertical Axis Windmill

5. Flash Mob

6. Garage conversion to an apartment

7. Hardware upgrade to 1,500 employees

8. Mini house (under 300 square feet)

Step 2: Identify and Evaluate

Under Discussion on the main navigation bar, locate your group.

In the LEO classroom (do not use external systems), participate in a brainstorming and collaboration session with your project team to select your organizations.

Work with the project team to identify and discuss three (3) potential projects. Discuss which of the available projects are suitable based on the team’s composition.

Step 3: Write an Introduction paragraph

The Introduction paragraph is the first paragraph of the paper and will be used to describe to the reader the intent of the paper. This intent should be understood prior to reading the remainder of the paper so the reader knows exactly what is being covered in the paper.

Step 4: Project Selection

Review the following article on SMART Projects.

Haughey, D. (2016). Smart goals. Retrieved from https://www.projectsmart.co.uk/smart-goals.php

Work together to explain why you chose the project.

Identify three potential projects
Describe each of the three (3) project ideas
Explain the selection of the single project the team will use this term, with excellent reasoning using the course material
Explain the project’s anticipated

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The future of nursing

Review the IOM report, “The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health,” and explore the “Campaign for Action: State Action Coalition” website. In a 1,075 word paper (title page and references not to be included in word count) discuss the influence the IOM report and state-based action coalitions have had on nursing practice, nursing education, and nursing workforce development, and how they continue to advance the goals for the nursing profession.
Include the following:
Describe the work of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Committee Initiative that led to the IOM report, “Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health.”
Outline the four “Key Messages” that structure the IOM Report recommendations. Explain how these have transformed or influenced nursing practice, nursing education and training, nursing leadership, and nursing workforce development. Provide examples.
Discuss the role of state-based action coalitions. Explain how these coalitions help advance the goals specified in the IOM report, “Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health.”
Research the initiatives on which your state’s action coalition is working. Summarize two initiatives spearheaded by your state’s action coalition. Discuss the ways these initiatives advance the nursing profession.
Describe barriers to advancement that currently exist in your state and explain how nursing advocates in your state overcome these barriers.
You are required to cite to a minimum of three sources to complete this assignment. Sources must be published within the last 5 years and appropriate for the assignment criteria and relevant to nursing practice.

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State your key message clearly in your introduction, so your audience understands the “so what” or thesis of your proposal. Make sure that your introduction is both direct and engaging.

WEEK 8 ASSIGNMENT – WRITTEN COMMUNICATION: THE PROPOSAL
Week 8 Assignment – Written Communication: The Proposal
Overview
Business managers and employees use written communication every day. Opportunities for written communication in the business world include everything from reports, memos, and documentation to emails, instant messaging, and social media. Effective written communication can help build and grow business relationships, accelerate results, solicit input and feedback, rally personnel toward shared goals, and improve personal lives. Your ability to write messages that are clear and concise, while positioned strategically and presented professionally, will distinguish you in your field and personal lives.

In this assignment, you will develop a written communication for the targeted audience you identified in the outline for your business pitch, workplace problem/solution, or mini TED Talk. The written proposal needed to fulfill this assignment will depend on the information you developed in your outline, and your further research and writing. Take the ideas from your outline to turn your plan into a written proposal. Use subject headings and write paragraphs that give full detail and support from your sources, urging your audience to take action based on your proposal.

Instructions
Step 1: Begin Drafting the Assignment
Review the Feedback Template to make a list of your instructor’s feedback from Assignment 1, as well as feedback from the discussions to revise your outline. Incorporate the feedback into all parts of the outline. You will write about the feedback in Part II of the assignment.
Do additional research to convince your audience that the proposal will be successful and fulfill the five sources required for the assignment.
For research help, please go to the Online Library.
Employ one of the four communication techniques depending on your scenario
Use the tell style to inform and the sell style to persuade.
Use the consult style to gather information or learn from your audience.
Use the join style to collaborate with members of the audience.
Step 2: Develop Your Written Communication
Part I: This is where you write the plan for your target audience. What will you communicate to them?

Introduction:
State your key message clearly in your introduction, so your audience understands the “so what” or thesis of your proposal. Make sure that your introduction is both direct and engaging. Label your introduction.
Background Information and Supporting Arguments:
Provide the necessary information and build credibility to build your case for your audience. This section of your proposal might include background information and include some of your five sources.
The subject heading might be “Background Information.” Again, match your subject headings with the main point of your content. The length of this section will depend on how much background information your audience needs to understand what you are proposing.
Key Message:
Continue writing your proposal by presenting your key message with three or four supporting points or reasons. This is where you will bring in some of your sources, to back up your ideas and gain credibility with your audience. Subject headings will help guide your audience through reading your supporting sections of your proposal. Again, how many paragraphs you will need to write depends on what you have to provide for your audience to understand and what you are proposing.
Call to Action:
End your proposal with a clear call to action for your audience. Now that you have given enough information to your audience members to convince them that your proposal is a good one, tell them what to do with your information. Make sure that you are direct and passionate about your request for action and that it is clear and actionable.
Part II: This is where you identify the communication channel and address feedback received and addressed. You are writing this for yourself and your professornot your target audience.

Identify the communication channels that will be used to send or present your proposal’s message (tools used in the communication process, such as email, Zoom, PowerPoint, and so on). Write this in paragraph form.
Use the Week 8 Assignment Feedback Template [DOCX] and feedback from the discussions to write about how you used feedback to improve your communication plan. Write this in paragraph form.
Review the Week 8 Assignment Guidance [DOCX] document for additional tips.
Remember:

Write professionally by being clear, concise, and logical. Make sure that your sentences flow, by using transitions and varying sentence structure. Use subject headings and other formatting such as bullet points, if needed, to help guide your readers through your proposal.
Demonstrate professional presence in your writing by being authentic, establishing rapport with your audience, and using appropriate tone and vocabulary.

Use Week 8 template that I attached for you.

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Analyze how feminist empowerment is depicted in Herland and The Awakening.

Guidelines:
Prompt: Analyze how feminist empowerment is depicted in Herland and The Awakening.

– Essay is to be 6 full pages in length in addition to the works cited page. (6+1=7)
– Must be MLA formatted, Times New Roman, and 12 point font.
– Must have a highlighted thesis statement.
– Must contain quotes and paraphrases.
– Must have at least 1 outside source, in addition to the required readings.
– Essay must have a title.
– Please identify which question you are answering.
– Paper must be double-spaced.
Reading: Herland by Charlotte Perkins Gilman
The Awakening by Kate Chopin

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