Good Life/Good Human Being Dialogue
During our examination of Greek Civilization, we have wrestled with the questions, “What is a good human being? What is the good life?” Greek culture was intensely interested in these questions. From Homer to Alexander, Arête—excellence—was central to Greek thought and debate. The western world has been deeply influenced by those Greek thinkers. This week, […]
Create a scenario depicting an interaction between an NP and a client
Some clients present specific challenges during the interview and physical examination. Nurse practitioners (NPs) must be able to identify behaviors that impede the assessment and consider strategies to communicate effectively with these clients. This week, you will create a scenario that could occur in NP practice in which a client displays a challenging behavior as […]
Individual Project: Global Health in Focus: Analyzing the Epidemiology and Societal Impact of Diseases in Countries
Choose a disease that effects a country other than the United States and analyzes current research to report basic epidemiological statistics (e.g., incidence, prevalence, mortality, etc.) and analyze the impact of the disease on society and the local economy, healthcare system, and ways of life. Use sources from the last 5 years. It should include […]
IRB Incentives, and Investigations
The nurse is preparing to initiate a study about the differences in growth rates of children within a specific community. Discuss why the IRB does not allow the investigator to provide monetary incentives to the study subjects. Do you agree or disagree with the way the IRB operates? Why or why not? After your original […]
Social Media Campaign -Community Collaboration & Topic Selection
Throughout this course, you will explore public, population, environmental, and global health issues. The first step of your project is to identify a relevant topic by engaging with your community. This engagement will guide your evidence-based social media campaign and promote advocacy, public health education, and scholarly communication. Instructions Step 1: Engage Your Community · […]