Identify a vulnerable population or a community health issue and use what you have learned during this course using EBP to guide health technology

 Identify a vulnerable population or a community health issue and use what you have learned during this course using EBP to guide health technology, community resources, screening, outreach, referral and follow up to improve health outcomes in the community.

What is the backward spending supply curve of labor and what is the significance? 

 250 words 

• What is the backward spending supply curve of labor and what is the significance? 
• Describe the supplier induced supply theory.
• Why is the patient and provider relationship complex based on the supplier induced demand theory? What are your thoughts about the ethical considerations of the relationship?
• How is the quality of healthcare affected by rising physician prices?

Describe the epidemiology of tuberculosis.

1. Describe the epidemiology of tuberculosis.
2. Identify three factors (social, economic, and/or political) that have contributed to the global resurgence of TB.
3. Compare and contrast statistics regarding tuberculosis globally, in the United States, and in your state (identify the state about which you are writing).
4. Summarize continuing challenges to TB control in the United States.

Discuss why you feel this is significant and explain why you think these numbers are so high or low. 

summarizing the history of tuberculosis and take this information up to tuberculosis today. Include a graph of statistics (specific to your home state) to show if tuberculosis cases have increased or decreased in your state since 1980. Discuss why you feel this is significant and explain why you think these numbers are so high or low. 

Describe what a class is, what an object is, and how they are related.

Give an example of a class and an example of an object. Describe what a class is, what an object is, and how they are related. Use your examples to illustrate the descriptions. (300 words)

Define a responsive classroom

You will begin the process of developing a classroom management style that works for you. This plan will hopefully, enable you to better understand how you want to teach. You will choose from the following Classroom Management Styles (listed below) that you think will work best for you. You will then determine how you will present your Classroom Management Presentation. Your presentation can be in the form of a Prezi, video, Wiki, or PowerPoint.
Below are your Choices:
Choices of Classroom Management Styles
Responsive Classroom
Love and Logic
Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
Responsible Thinking Process
Real Restitution

These are some thing to include in the slides
Define a responsive classroom
Consequences for the classroom
Expectation in the class
Four key components for responsive classroom
Class rules and etc

design and present an afterschool program based on the principles/best practices presented in attachments.

Use attachments from lac

design and present an afterschool program based on the principles/best practices presented in attachments. The paper must address/include the following topics:

• Clearly Identified Name of Program
• Population/ Demographic Served (Ages served)
• Hours of Operation
• Established Priorities
• Goal(s) of Afterschool Program
• Mission Statement of Afterschool Program
• Services of Program
• Activities of Program (academic, recreational, and/or cultural components)
• Policies & Procedures for Afterschool Program (Include guidelines & rules regarding disruptive student and parent behavior, late pick-ups, irregular attendance, and participant drop-outs)
• Special Considerations (optional)
• Food/ Snacks served
• Recruitment of Employees
• Employee Committees
• Ethical Considerations & Training of Employees
• Proposed Budget (Employees, Food, Supplies, Building Maintenance, etc.)

Briefly address why the treatment of the outlying Latium towns was so important to the Roman government.

1.Briefly address why the treatment of the outlying Latium towns was so important to the Roman government. (300 words)

2.Why were plebeians so important to Rome? (400 words)

write a 2-3 paragraph summary for each comparison set (Venn Diagram) which further explains and analyzes the similarities and differences between each media type analyzed.

Use the Venn Diagrams below to identify and compare/contrast the different types of media that could be used to create art. Each circle represents one specific media type. List qualities that are unique to that media type in these circles. Common elements of the media types are represented by the areas where the circles overlap in the middle. Media types to choose from include painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, mixed media, and printmaking. Using the information you have listed within the Diagrams, write a 2-3 paragraph summary for each comparison set (Venn Diagram) which further explains and analyzes the similarities and differences between each media type analyzed.

apply the scientific method, ethics, research design, and methodology by developing a proposal for a research study (children at risk of neglect and abuse)

2500 words

apply the scientific method, ethics, research design, and methodology by developing a proposal for a research study (children at risk of neglect and abuse) This study should be intended to answer question(s) related to the student’s specific career interests within human services. Additionally, the research questions should be informed by the existing research literature in their field – a.k.a. “evidence-based practice.” 

 follow the protocol structure for an Institutional Review Board (IRB) in  proposal to make the case that this research is ethical, important, and safe. . The final product will be a typed MS Word proposal that includes the following sections:

1. Study Title
2. Study Summary and Procedures
   1. Brief background of the research and study purpose according to the literature
   2. Detailed study procedures, including recruitment, consent, intervention, duration, type(s) of data analysis, and data storage
3. Participant details, including sample size, demographics, selection criteria, and vulnerabilities
4. Risks and benefits associated with the research
5. Supplementary documents, including consent form, recruitment materials, and any data collection instruments used