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Write an essay of 500 to 750 words to address the following: 1.Define what it means to be a police officer and determine some of the duties of a police officer. 2.Explain the legal use of nondeadly force and deadly force by the police. Determine based on research and statistical analysis whether American police officers use too little, enough or too much force. 3.Describe the limits placed on police power by the U.S. Constitution and the federal courts. Are these limits appropriate given the current state of police use of force? Explain. Utilize the GCU library to locate a minimum of three to five scholarly, relevant sources to support your content. Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center.

The purpose of this assignment is to allow students the experience of creating a video and the chance to become more comfortable with discussing ethical issues related to health care. Create a 3–5 minute informational video for other health care professionals that focuses on ethical issues and implications in research surrounding communication, using any video recording device. Use an online video platform such as Loom, YouTube, or Vimeo to upload your completed video. Ensure that others can access and view your linked video prior to submitting to the LMS. Address the following in your video: Identify the principles of scientific communication. Explain the ethical implications in human research as it applies to the allied health care professional. Analyze the ethical issues around communication when conducting research in the allied health care field. Describe how you would communicate effectively and appropriately with patients, families, and health care providers within the scope of practice. Explain how you would demonstrate effective skills in writing formal correspondence to communicate information and ideas. You don't have do a video. you just need to send your work

Part 1. Introduce yourself to your fellow students and instructor. Briefly explain what degree you are pursuing, and include why and how you think taking this course will assist you in achieving your personal or professional goals. (I would like to be a hospital administrator.) Part 2. Provide an example of an ethical situation regarding health care you faced professionally or personally. How did you handle it? What, if anything, would you do differently? Be mindful of confidentiality and/or privacy considerations. Change names, titles, etc., as necessary. 2. Think of a time when, in your opinion, a healthcare provider did not treat you or someone you care about with a proper standard of care. For privacy reasons, you can use a pseudonym and/or not fully identify who the person is. Discuss as much about that experience as you feel comfortable with. How did it make you feel? How did you, or others around you, handle the situation? What legal and/or ethical theory was involved and/or violated? Your best answer will relate to concepts studied in the course to date—link to an outside resource if possible. 3.Medical charges are high as a result of the insurance monopolies over the healthcare industry. Doctors must accept what insurance companies, Medicaid and Medicare will pay if they want that business. Insurance companies dictate what they will pay. If a hospital charges $5,000.00 for a procedure, they will only be paid $1,000.00 or less for that charge, depending on their contract with that insurance company. Some of these contracts, Medicaid specifically, dictate that the hospital cannot charge the difference to the patient. Why is there such a misconception about the actual cost of health care and its roots? What is the solution? Is it ethical? If not, who is responsible for fixing it? How can it be fixed? Use Chapter 4 of Fremgen as a resource and supplement your post. Feel free to also use outside resources. 4. Consider the ethical, social, and medical implications of genetic testing, organ transplantation, and stem cell research. How do these advancements in biomedicine challenge our understanding of human identity, autonomy, and the allocation of resources in healthcare? How can society balance the potential benefits of these technologies and the ethical dilemmas they raise? Considering what we know about these dilemmas, how do you think AI might add to the complexity of these issues? 5. After watching the video documentary Unforgotten, what are your thoughts? Why do you think professionals like physicians and nurses felt institutions like Willow Brook were appropriate for care? Why did trusted community advisors, like priests and teachers, recommend this care? Is there a practice or procedure that exists today that you believe will be controversial in twenty-five years? If so, what is it and why? Really put thought into what practices or procedures occur today that might be considered barbaric, inhuman, or unethical in the near or distant future. Ensure your initial post is at least 500 words for this discussion, and each peer response is at least 200. This discussion is worth 7 points this week since no case study exists. 6. In the documentary 'Being Mortal,' we are confronted with complex ethical, medical, and societal issues related to aging, end-of-life care, and individual autonomy. Consider the various perspectives presented in the film, including those of healthcare professionals, patients, and family members. How do these perspectives intersect, and where do they diverge? What ethical dilemmas arise in the context of end-of-life decision-making, and how might different cultural, social, and economic factors influence these decisions? Furthermore, what policy changes or personal actions do you believe are necessary to address the challenges highlighted in the documentary and improve the quality of end-of-life care in our society? If you were a provider or administrator having to deal with these situations how would you address them? Ensure your initial post is at least 500 words for this post and each peer response is 200. 7. For this week's discussion, please respond to the following: 1. What aspects of this course did you find most enjoyable? 2. Were there any specific topics or areas that you wish we had covered but didn't? 3. After watching this week's videos and thinking about everything we have learned, what knowledge or concepts from this course will you apply in your future role as a healthcare provider or administrator?

CASE STUDY ACTIVITY: Providers, patients, and caregivers are often faced with tough healthcare decisions. Follow the link below to access this week's case: https://www.jstor.org/stable/4625723?seq=3#metadata_info_tab_contentsLinks to an external site. Describe the ethical dilemma faced by the participants. As you explain the ethical issues, provide possible resolutions and your opinion on the scenario. Ensure you apply one of the ethical decision-making models discussed in this unit. Your response should be at least 300 words in length. You must use at least your textbook as source material for your response. All sources, including the textbook, must be referenced; paraphrased and quoted material must have accompanying citations. APA formatting is required. The PDF version of the case is also available here: Individual Rights of the Difficult Patient-1.pdfDownload Individual Rights of the Difficult Patient-1.pdf Minimize File Preview case 2 Allegation Failure to diagnose an impending myocardial infarction Case File A 66-year-old female patient with a history of diabetes mellitus, hypertension, and vascular disease presented to an internist complaining of a cough and wheezing. The patient had immigrated to the United States from Ecuador several years earlier, and she spoke mainly Spanish. She lived with her son, who had been in the U.S. longer, spoke English reasonably well, and worked as a computer technician. The son had sometimes come to medical visits with the patient in the past, but he did not come to this visit. The internist diagnosed sinusitis and attempted to convey to the patient, without an interpreter, that she should take acetaminophen, rest, and drink fluids. This physician had a very strong and often-expressed view that people who come to the U.S. should learn to speak English. His grandparents had emigrated from Italy, and the physician liked to point them out as an example of people who had quickly adopted the language of their new country and successfully assimilated into American culture. He had repeatedly said he did not agree with spending his practice’s money on interpreters. If patients wanted interpreters, they could hire their own or use family members, this internist believed. He had expressed this view to the patient and her son during past visits. A week after this visit, the patient was significantly worse, and her son took her to the local hospital's emergency department. Her examination in the emergency department revealed bilateral wheezing. A chest x-ray showed left lower lobe consolidation. Labs taken in the emergency department included elevated blood glucose, slightly elevated white blood cell count and abnormal CPK and troponin levels. The patient was admitted to a general medical floor with a diagnosis of pneumonia, and a nephrology consult was ordered. The patient’s internist was her attending physician. He did not use a language interpreter while she was in the hospital. For the first two days of the hospitalization, the patient’s status seemed to be improving: her respiratory symptoms and kidney function were better. However, the patient then developed shortness of breath and nausea. The internist ordered furosemide and an antiemetic. Repeat labs still showed an elevated CPK level. The next day, the patient had continuing nausea and shortness of breath, and her internist ordered a 100% NRB (non-rebreather) mask and intravenous theophylline. The patient developed respiratory and metabolic acidosis. At about 11 p.m. that evening, the patient had a cardiac arrest. She was resuscitated but remained minimally responsive in the intensive care unit (where she was transferred). Her son withdrew medical care two days later. The patient’s son subsequently brought a lawsuit against the internist, alleging failure to monitor cardiac status and failure to diagnose and treat an impending myocardial infarction, which led to the patient’s death. The son testified in deposition that his mother’s care was further compromised by the internist’s lower level of vigilance toward the care of a Latina patient. The son’s deposition testimony included his recollection of the physician’s statements that immigrants should learn English and that patients in his practice were responsible for getting their own interpreters. The son said that is why he usually accompanied his mother to her appointments, although his work schedule sometimes prevented him from accompanying her. He also said that he had at several times talked to his mother about changing doctors, but the internist’s office location was convenient for her, and she was generally reluctant to alter any arrangement that she had become familiar with in the U.S. Assignment Requirements Describe the ethical dilemma faced by the participants. As you explain the ethical issues, provide possible resolutions and your opinion on the scenario. Ensure you apply the ethical decision-making principles, processes, or theories discussed in this course. Your response should be at least 300 words in length. You must use at least your textbook as source material for your response. All sources, including the textbook, must be referenced; paraphrased and quoted material must have accompanying citations.

1. Healthcare in the United States is constantly evolving. Review the reading in Sultz and Young and share what you think have been the 2 or 3 most significant events in the evolution of healthcare. 2. Stubblefield writes about creating a service culture within healthcare organizations. Contemporary research indicates that healthcare consumers often compare their patient experiences to the non-healthcare segment. Find an online resource about an organization known for service (i.e. Nordstrom's) and identify how healthcare organizations might align their practices to create a service culture. 3. Sultz and Young provide an introduction in chapter 3 on health information technology. After reading the chapter andWhere Technology Can Take Healthcare video, (Links to an external site.)what do you see as the primary challenges in the ongoing implementation of healthcare technology? Keep in mind the patient's perspective. 4. After reviewing your text, and the additional materials in this weeks' Supplemental Resources area, what are the biggest challenges for both employers and employees in the future healthcare job market? 5. Quality and patient satisfaction metrics for Medicaid and Medicare patients will now impact reimbursements to healthcare institutions. This is likely to extend to other insurers. Review the video from Christiana Healthcare on the patient experience first. What specifically should healthcare institutions be doing to improve the patient experience, particularly now that there is a bottom line impact? 6. Information on the structure and funding of US Healthcare systems is constantly changing. The Affordable Care Act will extend coverage to many currently uninsured or underinsured Americans. Research through a web search and find out what economists think will be the impact to the financial bottom line for both insurers and healthcare providers? Provide an outside resource through a link to share the expert opinion you found. 7. Managed care and reimbursements will continue to be at the forefront of any healthcare conversation. Find an outside resource and share the opinion of what trends are on the forefront in managed care. An example is available from http://www.Beckershospitalreview.com 8. Organizations develop their own culture and nowhere are they more evident than in healthcare institutions. Using your texts as background, how do high performance cultures form in certain organizations? 9. Imagine it is the year 2040. Based upon your text and outside readings, what would be the most effective model to structure mental health services in the U.S.? What's the right mix between inpatient and outpatient services? 10. Research, find and then share an example of a government funded health initiative. Share the pros and cons of funding. What should be the government's role in funding and sustaining such initiatives? Is the health of Americans the government's responsibility? 11. View the video links on gun violence in the United States. The incidence of gun violence has been declared a public health crisis or epidemic. Should something like gun violence be considered an epidemic?

What types of people are most likely to abuse CNS depressants? Suggest ways to help these people avoid abusing these drugs.

I already have the draft you just need to write me an essay based of that and hit the require,ents for it.Explain and discuss the environmental justice issue of heat inequity. Some questions to consider: what are the historical roots of heat injustice? What role did the federal government have in creating segregated neighborhoods? How do heat inequity and tree equity come together as an issue of environmental justice? Your thesis for the essay will come out of reflecting onthe readings and what you believe is important to understand about the issue. MLA Format 2.5-3.5 pages Readings “Why An East Harlem Street Is 31 Degrees Hotter than Central Park West,” John Leland, New York Times, 8/20/21 “Tackling Heat Inequity”, Malee Oot, Earth Island Journal, Autumn 2022 VideoWatch: "Why some city neighborhoods are hotter than others,” YouTube, 14 July 2024. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ASm2XGE6GQ The Recount, “What tree equity has to do with our climate crisis,” YouTube, 12 Aug 2024, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFrJT8d7V_w

A picture is worth a thousand words. How can we use lists, charts, and tables to present business information clearly and concisely?

Part 1:  1.What could be the career fallout for someone who is unwilling or unable to train to become a better communicator? Can workers today be successful if their writing is and remains poor? (L.O. 1) 2. Sharing various digital media impulsively can lead to embarrassment and worse. Have you or has someone you know ever regretted posting a comment, photo, or other media online? (L.O. 2) 3. How do you feel about the work-life balance in today’s 24/7 “anytime, anywhere” digital workplace? Do you anticipate negative effects on your health and personal life? (L.O. 3) 4. Critics complain that texting and instant messaging lead to textspeak, poor writing characterized by acronyms, abbreviations, and emoticons. Others have claimed that emoji help supply important missing cues in lean media channels that are “toneless” otherwise.102 What do you think? (L.O. 4) 5. Ethical Issue: Josh in the Accounting Department tells you that he heard from a reliable source that 15 percent of the staff will be fired within 120 days. You would love to share this juicy news with other department members, for their own defense and planning. Should you? Why or why not? Part 2: Zooming in Activity: What is meant by the term culture fit, and why is it beneficial for both employer and employee? What individual behaviors lead to effective teams? What factors unique to virtual teams contribute to their success?