NUR 630 Topic 7 Assignment Benchmark – Hospital-Associated Infections DataDescription:Create a 10-15 slide PowerPoint presenting the data to the stakeholders. Address the following in your PowerPoint: What conclusions can be drawn for each quality measure over the 5-year period? What trends do you see for each quality measure over the 5-year period? 3. When comparing each quality measure, is the quality measure better than, worse […]
NUR 630 Topic 8 Assignment Overview of Quality in Health CareDescription:Choose one quality or patient safety concern with which you are familiar and that you have not yet discussed in this course. In a 1,250-1,500 word essay, reflect on what you have learned in this course by applying the concepts to the quality or patient safety concern you have selected. Include the following in your […]
For Milestone Two, you will craft the internal message that you will use to address the problem you identified in the case study provided in the Supporting Materials section below. In doing so, you will specify the media you will use to deliver the message, explain why these media are important, and outline the target audience. You will also explain how you factored in the […]
1. Introduction The Behavior Assessment System for Children (BASC) is a comprehensive set of tools designed to evaluate the behavioral and emotional functioning of children and adolescents. Originally developed in the 1990s, the system is now in its third edition (BASC‑3). BASC is widely used by psychologists, educators, and clinicians to identify strengths and weaknesses in areas such as emotional regulation, social skills, and behavior […]
1. Introduction The Knowledge Translation and Application (KTA) framework is a structured model used in nursing practice to bridge the gap between research evidence and clinical application. Unit 7 – Part 3 Evaluation Measures focuses on how to assess the effectiveness of interventions implemented in practice. Evaluation is critical because it determines whether the intervention achieved its intended outcomes, informs adjustments, and supports evidence‑based decision‑making. […]
1. Introduction Myths and folklore are traditional narrative forms that have shaped cultures across the world. They serve as vehicles of cultural identity, moral instruction, and explanations of natural or social phenomena. While often grouped together, myths and folklore have distinct characteristics: Myths: Stories involving gods, supernatural beings, or cosmic events, often explaining origins or mysteries of life. Folklore: Oral traditions including tales, proverbs, songs, […]
1. Introduction American civic folklore refers to stories, legends, and cultural narratives that celebrate national heroes and events, often blending fact and myth. Paul Revere (1735–1818) is one of the most iconic figures in American civic folklore. His legendary “Midnight Ride” on April 18, 1775, warning colonists of British troop movements, has been immortalized in poetry, art, and popular memory. While the historical record is […]
1. Introduction White Buffalo Calf Woman (Ptesáŋwiŋ) is a central figure in Lakota spirituality and oral tradition. She is considered a sacred woman of supernatural origin who brought the Seven Sacred Rites to the Lakota people. Her story blends myth, religion, and cultural identity, making her one of the most revered figures in Native American folklore. The legend emphasizes respect, balance, and the sacred connection […]
1. Introduction John Henry is one of the most enduring figures in American folklore, celebrated as a symbol of human strength, perseverance, and resistance against industrialization. Known as the “steel‑driving man”, his legend tells of a contest against a steam‑powered drill, where he won but died from exhaustion. His story has been preserved in folk songs, oral traditions, literature, and monuments, making him a central […]
1. Introduction La Llorona (Spanish for The Weeping Woman) is a vengeful ghost figure in Mexican and Latin American folklore. She is described as a woman dressed in white, roaming near water, crying for her lost children. The legend is widely told in Mexico, Central America, and the southwestern United States, especially during Día de los Muertos celebrations. 2. Origins Earliest documentation dates back to […]