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Which diagnostic tests did you select for this client? Using the estimated natio

Which diagnostic tests did you select for this client? Using the estimated national average cost for each diagnostic test from a website such as MD save calculate the total cost for diagnostic testing for this client if he was uninsured. How might this information change your decision to order diagnostic tests for the client? Data indicate that clients with chronic lung disease and low income have increased utilization of acute care services (Melillo, 2021). What questions should the primary provider ask when providing education to clients with these diagnoses to ensure they have the resources they need to follow up with appropriate care? Those are the test I ordered above. please put the price by them. Use Scholarly Article within 5 years

Essay question : describe your motiviating factor in providingd healthcare to un

Essay question : describe your motiviating factor in providingd healthcare to underserved communities in support of the NurseCorps scholarship program mission provide specific personal and professional experience demonstrating your interest in positively impacting underserved communities (ie supporting or participating in a federal pipeline program see definitions community service internships. the paper should not exceed one and half pages single spaced in times new roman 12 point font recommended to use standard word processing tool

In 1884, Charles Babbage, an English mathematician, tried to build a complicated

In 1884, Charles Babbage, an English mathematician, tried to build a complicated machine called the “analytical engine.” It was mechanical, rather than electronic, and Babbage never completed it, but computers today are based on many of the principles he used in his design. In our discussion this week, discuss other inventions that changed the way we work and live. Try to trace changes and refinements in those inventions within your initial post.
An example might be the sewing machine, which originally, was mechanical, rather than electric, and had to be operated by a foot pedal. Another might be the phonograph, which evolved into the CD player.

i leave 3 documents there, the first one is the text i choose, the second is wha

i leave 3 documents there, the first one is the text i choose, the second is what i need to do like the tip sheet, and the last one is heads up, like try combine some of these ressources to do it, i must include ad combine soem of the ideas in it.
make it concise please and dont use such as difficult words, try to make it like a basic writer.

Thinking about the questions in the Bufalino (2018) article, would you character

Thinking about the questions in the Bufalino (2018) article, would you characterize yourself as a better leader or a better follower? Why?

Do not merely summarize what you read, but share your reactions (thoughts, ideas, emotions) and analyze them critically. You should also provide references to the course material, formatted appropriately using APA style.

Eni is Italy’s largest and most profitable company. The case traces Eni’s 50-yea

Eni is Italy’s largest and most profitable company. The case traces Eni’s 50-year history from its founding as a state-owned oil and gas company, through its privatization and restructuring during the 1990s, to its growth and success under its present CEO, Vittorio Mincato. The case surveys the state of Eni during the early part of 2003 and considers some of the challenges facing Mr. Mincato as he seeks to sustain and continue Eni’s outstanding financial and operating performance under a strategy of “disciplined growth” and “core business focus.” The case deals with the analysis of corporate strategy for a large corporation. (By 2003, Eni was among the top-50 global corporations whether measured by sales or market capitalization.) Eni is vertically integrated, international, and diversified across several industrial sectors. The case requires students to identify and analyze the rationale behind Eni’s current corporate strategy and make recommendations for how Eni should allocate its resources across its different vertical levels, business sectors, and geographical areas of operation in the future. A key challenge of the case is that Eni is currently performing exceptionally well. Hence, there is a tendency among many students to recommend “Keep up the good work, Mr. Mincato” without looking deeply at the company and its business. In fact, Eni faces a number of key challenges, which must be addressed if Eni’s recent success is to be sustained. This case is used to develop students’ skills in the following: Identifying, articulating, and analyzing a company’s corporate strategy. Analyzing the fit between a company’s corporate strategy and (a) its external environment and (b) its resources and capabilities Combining quantitative, qualitative, and historical information to build a profile of a company’s resources and capabilities. Examining the structure, systems, and culture that an organization needs to support its corporate strategy. 1- What is Eni’s corporate strategy? 2- Evaluate Eni’s corporate strategy. How well aligned is Eni’s strategy with (a) the characteristics and requirements of its industry environment and (b) Eni’s resources and capabilities? 3- Looking ahead over Eni’s next four-year planning period (2004–7), what are the main issues that face the company? How should Eni allocate its resources across its different businesses and between different geographical areas? In particular: a) Should Eni divest its chemicals business? What about its engineering, construction, and oilfield services subsidiaries? b) Should Eni seek to establish itself as a major supplier of electrical power? Should it invest in renewable energy sources (e.g. wind power)? c) What should Eni’s international strategy be – especially in relation to its downstream businesses (Refining and Marketing; Gas and Power)? 4- What organizational changes should Mincato pioneer, especially with regard to organizational structure, management systems, and corporate culture? Note: Answer the Critical Thinking Assignment mainly based on the Module 9 Case . Chapter 5 ” Analyzing Resources and Capabilities” of the textbook is also relevant to this case. Optionally, feel free to support your reasoning with additional valid academic sources using SEU e-library. Directions: • Write an essay that includes an introduction paragraph, the essay’s body, and a conclusion paragraph to address the assignment’s guide questions. Do not address the questions using a question-and-answer format. Your well-written paper should meet the following requirements: • Add headlines to the main topics • Be 4-5 pages in length, which does not include the title and reference pages, which are never a part of the content minimum requirements. • Use University academic writing standards and APA style guidelines. • Support your submission with course material concepts, principles, and theories from the textbook. • Cite your textbooks (Contemporary Strategy Analysis) by Robert Grant and cite any other sources if appropriate. • Include 14-20 references using (APA 7th) and cite current articles published in the last five years. • Free of plagiarism and free of AI. You can find the case of Eni Spa in the attachment

You are to prepare a PowerPoint presentation, with a minimum of twelve (12) slid

You are to prepare a PowerPoint presentation, with a minimum of twelve (12) slides, to include inline citations, a cover slide, and a slide of references. Your citations and references should be APA-compliant.

Week 1 Project- Barriers and Solutions to Evidence-Based Public Health There are

Week 1 Project- Barriers and Solutions to Evidence-Based Public Health There are 9 potential barriers and solutions to EBPH. Name 4 barriers and each one’s solution. Consider the types of evidence and the context of public health evidence (challenges, i.e. surveillance, community engagement, etc.) Submissions Details: Write a 3 to 4 page paper in APA format

General question for the project is: In what ways can the Dutch National Commiss

General question for the project is: In what ways can the Dutch National Commission to UNESCO incentivise the implementation of OS initiatives and policies across diverse research institutions in the Netherlands, with the help of the Dutch government’s funding, to promote cooperation among and recognition of epistemic diversity?”
Aim: Incentivize Open Science promoting cooperation and recognizing diversity
For the conceptual framework of the project we concluded that these were the main relevant factors identified to use in the Conceptual Framework:
1. Awareness among institutions +
Enhanced awareness of OS initiatives promotes it >>> positive
2. Post-colonialism +/–
The effects it has, touching on inclusivity, epistemic diversity and linking it to the fact that every scientist has its own scientific bias and personal baggage. Promotion of non traditional article types (e.g. policy briefs)
3. Infrastructure for recognition and rewards +
Research and assessment methods for efficiency. Facilitates OS spread and progress of initiatives >>> positive
4. Competition –
How competition hinders the development of Open Science. In/Out fighting >>> negative
I want you to write about the Competition Variable only and use one Case Study to support it. A plan of how you intend to analyze your conceptual framework by collecting available data through case study research.
The section:
includes the academic research questions you aim to answer by analyzing key factors and outcome in case studies, and related academic research objectives;
includes measures and data sources you will use in case studies to analyse key factors and outcome across these cases, to answer your research questions;
justifies the case studies you chose to conduct to answer your research questions. Your case study selection depends on the organization’s knowledge needs and the available time to collect and analyze data (feasibility).
Defacto research plan
Academic research questions: how to formulate them – using the visual in CF
To be able to compare findings across cases, we need to use the same definitions
Sometimes a perfect measure or data may not be at hand, solve this by using similar data
Justification of case studies: decide how many and which ones, determine units of analysis (across countries, regions, companies, policies…)
So in conclusion, please, i need 250 words related to the Competition variable. Use one of the sources provided below:
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start with a brief introduction of the case. Then Identify key issues and provid

start with a brief introduction of the case. Then Identify key issues and provide analysis of the focal firm’s situation. Then use your analysis to address all case questions. I also encourage you to use theories from the lectures and provide recommendations for the business.Instructions for case summary : Summarize, analyze, and include case questions- Identify key issues in cases and use facts from case to provide recommendations and suggestion