COVID 19 (Cornovirus)

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Write a claim of policy essay using a Rogerian structure on the following topic:

  1. COVID 19 (Cornovirus) Quarantine
    Requirements:
    • Support must be used from the assigned articles and common knowledge
    o No other research is allowed
    1: Covid 19 (Coronavirus) Quarantine
    For resources to support your claim, you may only cite information from the 2 following articles.
    • https://www.healthaffairs.org/do/10.1377/hblog20200310.824973/full/
    • https://www.statnews.com/2020/02/28/quarantine-coronavirus-make-that-unnecessary/

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Simulation in Healthcare

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Simulation technology has been transformative in nursing education. Through the use of simulation, nurses can repeatedly practice skills and gain clinical confidence in a risk-free environment. Simulation, however, is not just for health care professionals.

How can nurses leverage simulation technology for patient and family education? (include your rationale)
Share your experiences and ideas for leveraging simulation technology for patient education.

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Socio-cultural Perspectives

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Keep a file that records your thoughts and reflections about issues raised in class and those that you think
about outside of class related to the healthy body. You might like to record comments on images or programs
that you see. You might like to record things you find confusing about our class material on the healthy body or
questions you have for your lecturers or peers.
Select 5 articles from your class reading list or of your own choosing: Write 300 -400 words for each article
where you:
Summarise the major points and arguments presented in the reading
Say whether you think the arguments are relevant/valid or not and explain why/why not.
What are the implications of the reading for practice?

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Using Venn Diagrams

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Categorical syllogisms are the oldest form of argument to be treated in a formal, systematic way. Venn
diagrams, invented in 1880 by John Venn, are a handy way of graphically representing the formal structure of
categorical syllogisms and testing them for validity. For this discussion, create Venn diagrams for the following
arguments, indicating whether each diagram shows the argument to be valid or invalid. Hint: at least one of
them is valid and at least one is invalid.
There are some Venn diagram makers available on the Internet, or you could use PowerPoint. But Venn
diagrams are also easy to draw by hand: simply trace around a quarter (or some other round object) and fill in
the diagram using a pen or pencil. Then snap a picture of your diagrams and post it.
All hospitals are health care centers.
Some health care centers are not profit-driven institutions.
Therefore, some hospitals are not profit-driven institutions.
No tigers are herbivores.
No herbivores are malevolent.
Therefore, all tigers are malevolent.
Some disasters are catastrophes.
Some disasters are really unpleasant events.
Therefore, some catastrophes are really unpleasant events.
All venture capitalists are risk-takers.
Some risk-takers are wealthy.
Therefore, some venture capitalists are wealthy.
All Aristotelian’s are meta-physicians.
No positivists are meta-physicians.
Therefore, no positivists are Aristotelian

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