Websites are designed intentionally to assist the consumer with the gathering and resourcing of information. First, define readability index and how it is applied when reviewing a website for patient education. Second, health care providers are responsible in determining the reliability of a resource. How might you determine the website is valid and reliable? Select and describe an example of a website you often use in practice to educate patients or staff. Responses need to address all components of the question, demonstrate critical thinking and analysis, and include peer reviewed journal evidence to support the student’s position.

You just need to provide the reasons for the difference in data of 2 prior years. Why there is an increase or decrease in current ratio, accounts receivable turnover ratio and inventory turnover ratio

Objective: To observe why some crime prevention programs work while others do not. Browse and familiarize yourself with the NIJ’s Crime Solutions webpage (you may have heard of this in other classes; if not yet, you will) – https://www.crimesolutions.gov/TopicDetails.aspx?ID=1 Select three programs of interest to you, that are similar in scope and objective: 1 from the “effective” list 1 from the “promising” list 1 from the “no effect” list Be sure to identify the three programs within the post. Conduct a mini-evaluation of the three selected initiatives and tell us why each one was effective or not effective. As you are comparing and contrasting, keep in mind that these programs are funded either by federal or local government (your tax dollars) or by private grants/endowments/donors. If you were a funder, to which program(s) would you want your money going? This is precisely why program evaluation is critical – so that policy makers/legislators and funders can invest their dollars – your dollars – carefully, in order to get a return, the return being decreased crime, decreased incarceration rates/costs, and safer communities. 

write about a film editor – perhaps a ground-breaking historical figure or a currently working editor of films you love. Here I will choose Zach Staenberg (who is the film editor of Matrix). 

What does Arlie Hochschild mean by “emotional labor”? How does the concept help us understand the specific demands of work in the service sector? How do Miliann Kang and Adia Harvey Wingfield see it operating across racial & class lines?