Information and Technology skills

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Assignment Content

Information and technology skills are essential for all nurses to have, but especially for nurse informatics. This assignment requires you to consider how information and technology connect to patient care outcomes and a safe care environment.

Explain why information and technology skills are essential for safe patient care.

Identify the baccalaureate nurse’s role in championing the use of information and technology to improve safety and patient outcomes.
Provide examples of how nurses use technology to make health care-related decisions.

Analyze relationship between the quality and integrity of data entered into a database and the resulting effect on the quality of patient care.

Writing Assignment

For this assignment you should have a title page, content pages, and a reference page.

You should use Headings:

Content Pages Need:

Title of Paper on top line

No heading for introduction but writes an introduction that explains what to expect in this paper. Be sure to indent.

First heading should be something like; Safe Patient Care,

Second heading should be BSN role (spell out for APA)

Third heading should be Nursing Examples. Be sure to include examples and analysis in this paragraph

Final heading should be Conclusion.

Be sure to adhere to word count. DO NOT GO OVER THE WORD COUNT in papers or number of slides. If doing slides, you MUST have speaker notes. The speaker notes tell the story of what you would say in a presentation.

Rhetorical Essay Draft 1

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Submit draft 1 of your rhetorical analysis essay here. Your draft does not need to have an intro paragraph (yet), but make sure that your essay at least has an underlined thesis statement with 3-4 distinct subpoints.

Your first draft needs to be at least 500 words. You should have an MLA header, heading, and title (Links to an external site.) (though the title can just be a placeholder for now). Your essay needs to have at least one body paragraph (i.e. your draft should not just be an introduction or conclusion). Each body paragraph should begin with a specific topic sentence.

Make sure your essay is structured according to the Outline for rhetorical analysis essay file on Canvas.

Keep in mind that your essay needs to include specific evidence (quotes from the speech). You then need to ANALYZE the evidence (see the outline on Canvas for analysis instructions).

If you would like feedback from me on your first draft, you should leave me a comment on your submission that asks me one or more SPECIFIC questions about your essay. Try to be more specific than (is this good? or am I on the right track?).  For example, you could ask me a question about your thesis statement, or about your analysis in body paragraph 2. Keep in mind that you can always get more in-depth help from me if you visit my office hours!

Ask yourself these questions as you analyze your speech:

What is the purpose of the speech?
Is the speech reacting to a particular historic or political moment? Research the context in which the speech was given. Consider exigence!
Who is the speechs intended audience? How can you tell?
Does the speaker use ethos, pathos, and/or logos? How does the use of these appeals inform the purpose of the speech?
What is the tone (optimistic, mournful, angry, etc.) of the speech? How is this tone well-suited for the occasion?
How is the speech delivered, and how does that delivery impact tone and affect the audience?
What impact do the visual elements of the speech have?
Is the speech intended to persuade, inform, etc? 
How does the rhetoric of the speech teach us about the values of the speaker, or the society in which they live? For example, what can we learn about Depression-era America from watching FDRs first inaugural address?
Does the speech contain figurative language? If so, what effect does it have?

Mathematics UCAS personal statement

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Maximum 4000 characters. Shows my interest in mathematics. I crochet and sew my own clothes, I was in debate and participated in a law internship and I am working as an admin and project manager right now. If any of this can be linked or made relevant to bring out suitable characteristics in me, it will be useful.

FUNDAMENTALS OF STUDY: LEARNING THROUGH THE GLOBAL CITY

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Global Cities Lecture: The Social Life of Global Cities, Professor Melissa Butcher

FUNDAMENTALS OF STUDY: LEARNING THROUGH THE GLOBAL CITY 2020-21
Assessment One: Guidelines
For this assessment you need to write answers to the three questions below, using approximately
the number of words given in the word limit.
You may go up to 10% over this limit and are not advised to go more than 10% under it.
You should write all your answers in one document, clearly numbering each answer, so that it is
clear which question it relates to.
This document must be formatted as a Word document or as a PDF and uploaded to Moodle via the
Turnitin icon labelled Assignment 1, due Friday 25 October, 2pm. You can find this in the
Assessment tile in the Moodle module.
People work at different speeds and you may take as much time over this exercise as you wish (as
long as you meet the deadline). Just to give you a guideline, though, we would expect it to take you
two to three hours to complete.
Remember, it is advisable to give yourself enough time to complete your answers, then set your
work aside for a day or two before going back and checking and, if necessary, revising it.
Please also be aware that we will be taking into account clarity of expression and communicative
ability when we mark your work, so make every effort to write clear and accurate English.
Here are the marking criteria we will use when assessing your work:
Relevance of answer to the question
Evidence of understanding of the topic
Evidence of reflective engagement with the topic
Clarity of expression and communicative ability
Assessment One: Questions
1. What, for you, are the key strategies for developing resilience and managing your own mental
health during your studies? (200 words)
To help you formulate your answer, you should refer to the materials on this topic in the Week Two
tile.
2. Identify three things that you learnt from the lecture The Social Life of Global Cities. (200
words)
To help you formulate your answer, you should refer to the materials on this topic in the Week Three
tile.
3. Why do we do assessments at university and what are the key strategies for doing well at them?
(200 words)
To help you formulate your answer, you should refer to the materials on this topic in the Week Four
tile.