How can leaders optimise their engagement with followers?
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What did you learn about socioemotional, spiritual, and/or moral development from the article?
readings for this week:
Painting a tragedy (Toni Gross & Sydney Gurewitz Clemens)
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Individual Post: Write a short response to the article you chose. What did you learn about socioemotional, spiritual, and/or moral development from the article? What was new and interesting for you?
Describe how ethical values impacted the decisions of the movie characters?
Les Miserables Reflection Paper
Watch the movie Les Miseralbles. Choose which version of the movie you would like to view.
1998: Staring Liam Neeson and Geoffrey Rush – Presented in all talking
2012: Hugh Jackman and Russel Crow – Presented in almost all singing.
Write a paper reflecting on the ethical theories portrayed in the movie.
TITLE PAGE
FORMAT
Find 5 scenes in the movie where you observe an ethical theory in action. 5 scenes for each theory: Duty, Consequentialism, and Cultural Relativism.
Column 1: Write 1 – 2 sentences to describe the scene
Column 2: Describe how the ethical theory is portrayed in the scene.
As Example
Duty
Scene Ethical argument
Javert demanded that Valjean stand for a trial for breaking parole even though years had passed and Valjean served as Mayor of a city.
Javert had a duty to others as a police to treat Valjean as a criminal. His duty to do the right thing even though the end result did not make sense, and even though Valjean was really no longer a criminal. He demonstrated fidelity to his profession as a police officer.
Consequentialism
Scene Ethical argument
The Villagers were willing to take even gold fillings from Fantine for re-sale and personal gain.
It was OK to use and abuse a woman for personal gain. It is an example of Hedonism where there is no regard for another person, looking only for personal gain.
Cultural Relativism
Scene Ethical argument
When Fantaine was being abused and mocked by her co-workers because she had a baby when she was not married. Culturally, a woman was shunned by others when she had a baby when she was not married. It was justified because of Culturalism, where right and wrong is determined by your community.
CONCLUSION
Reflecting on what you learned from the movie:
What impacted you the most and why?
Did the movie change your ideas surrounding ethics?
Describe how ethical values impacted the decisions of the movie characters?
Did the movie give deeper insight on God’s love?
How will the lessons from the movie impact your leadership practices?
Reference list not required.
RUBRIC
Complete Assignment 50
Duty Examples 14
Consequentialism Examples 13
Cultural Relativism Examples 13
Conclusion 10
TOTAL 100
Discuss the question whether victims of assault should receive financial compensation for their pains suffered, including medical bills, psychological counseling, reimbursement for wages, etc.
Chapter 3: Victims and Victimization Class Discussion/Activity
Discuss the question whether victims of assault should receive financial compensation for their pains suffered, including medical bills, psychological counseling, reimbursement for wages, etc. What other costs would you expect if you were assaulted and unable to work for several months? Who should pay for it?
Do you think that the death penalty would have been more of a deterrent if Maryland had executed more people?
Rational Choice Theory Media Tool
Watch the YouTube video “Maryland General Assembly Votes to Repeal Death Penalty” available atMaryland General Assembly Votes to Repeal Death PenaltyLinks to an external site.
⦁ NewsPolitics discusses a new bill proposed in Maryland that would repeal the death penalty. The Governor signed it into law, abolishing the death penalty in that state.
Discussion: Maryland only executed very few people. Do you think that the death penalty would have been more of a deterrent if Maryland had executed more people? Why or why not? Do you think this decision will influence other states?
What is the importance of these assumptions for classical theory?
Rational Choice Theory Class Discussion/Activity
Discuss the underlying assumptions about human decision making espoused by Cesare Beccaria and Becker. What is the importance of these assumptions for classical theory?
What would be the benefits and costs of using violence?
Rational Choice Theory Scenario
What if you are a drug dealer, and you work on the corner of Fifth and Main Street. One morning, you walk to your corner to start work, and someone else is selling drugs there. To make matters worse, he has lower prices than you do. Clearly, he is trying to “steal” your customers, which cuts into your profit. What would you do? Do you think that the use of violence would be rational? What would be the benefits and costs of using violence?
How has modern technology changed the life of teenagers, especially those who are being bullied or assaulted?
Victims and Victimization Media Tool
Watch the video “Mother of Teen Suicide Victim Urges Assembly Committee to Pass Audrie’s Law” atMother of Teen Suicide Victim Urges Assembly Committee to Pass Audrie’s LawLinks to an external site.
⦁ Local newscaster KRON 4 reports on a new law in connection with the suicide of Audrie Pott, who killed herself about photos of her sexual assault were posted online.
Discussion: How has modern technology changed the life of teenagers, especially those who are being bullied or assaulted? Do you think this law will help prevent the rape and sexual assault of individuals who are unconscious?
Discuss how you would promote the value of utilizing an APN as a provider of services.
Unit 6 Discussion 1 – Value of The APRN/ nurse practitioner Model. 1000w. 4 references
https://www.aanp.org/news-feed/how-to-market-your-practice
Outline and discuss a plan to promote the value of the APN model to the public.
Using the latest statistics and evidence, provide a compelling argument and a brief background to the public about why APNP care is essential.
Discuss how you would promote the value of utilizing an APN as a provider of services.
Use data from sources that illustrate how efficient, and cost containing APNPs are versus other health care provider roles. This is not an exercise that diminishes our other colleagues, but one that promotes the value of the APNP role.
Example from former student
The roles of the APNs include:
APNs may be certified to see patients without a doctor, to order diagnostic tests, to make a clinical diagnosis, and to make important medical decisions. APNs can work in medical offices, hospitals, and nursing homes.
A plan to promote the value of the APN to the public:
Advanced practice nursing presents a contribution to client care with the application of the advanced scope of practice, experience in many domains of practice, integrated nursing knowledge and leadership I would share with the public information from the Federal Trade Commission, National Council of State Boards of Nursing, and the Institute of Medicine. Value is added when APNs see patients partly due to increased access to healthcare. A way the value of APNs can be promoted is by changing existing regulation/law so that the profession is independent..
Essential Care
APNs refers to an essential advocates for health care policy. There are clinical expertise and the educational background to present the case for passing legislation on health care issues. APNs are on the front lines of health care and treat multiple patients with unique needs and can relate personal experiences regarding how legislation can impact these patients. As nurse leaders, APNs must be involved in health policy. The APNs who advocate for major health policies can influence countless people throughout their state and the nation, depending on the level of the health policy. APNs can conduct quality improvement projects in their working environments, and can use their findings to help implement new policies at the facilities where they work. Another major way APNs can affect health policy is to write to their state or federal legislators regarding a health policy bill that has been filed. Because they work with patients on a daily basis, APNs can share personal stories about how an enacted bill could have helped a specific patient reduce complications, or perhaps may have reduced health costs by screening or treatment at an earlier disease stage. Involvement in health policy is the most important role an APN can have in impacting positive change in health care that will benefit multiple generations of patients across institutions, states, the nation, and even globally.
The Value of an APN
APNs are of great value within the health care setting. APNs are becoming more valuable and are also becoming more necessary. Consumer demand for APRN provided care is growing due to a shortage of primary care physicians, the soaring cost of health care, and a population that is aging and living longer with more acute and chronic conditions. APRNs practice in settings ranging from hospitals to community health centers to school-based health clinics, and they are especially valued in rural and underserved areas, where primary care physicians are hardest to find.
Reduction in Costs
There are many ways the APNs help reduce healthcare costs while improving quality. APNs help reduce the cost of patient visits across healthcare settings. Numerous studies show extensive savings within facilities that employ nurse practitioners. In Nursing Economics, it was found that APN-led care was associated with lower drug costs for inpatients in acute-care settings. Nursing Management has also published findings that show APNs in managed care deliver care at 23% below the average cost associated with other primary-care providers. APNs also keep patients out of the hospital. While chronic conditions take a toll on patients’ physical and emotional well-being, they also result in added costs. APNs are proven to decrease patient hospitalizations, ER visits and lengths of stay at various facilities, keeping healthcare costs down for patients, institutions and taxpayers, and reducing time and income lost from work.
Compare and contrast the legal and contractual considerations for APRN as an employee and as a contractor
Unit 6 Discussion 2 – Business Plan. 1000w.
You have decided to open your own practice – you now need to gain start-up funding. Picture yourself in-front of a group of investors or your local banker –
What will you say to them to convince them that you have a good idea, that your services will be a valuable addition to the community, and that you have the business skills to successfully run a practice?
Discuss marketing, start-up funds, items needed for your practice, etc.
Compare and contrast the legal and contractual considerations for APRN as an employee and as a contractor
Negotiate essential elements of an employment contract for an advanced practice nurse in a selected care setting.
