Month: January 2025

1. What do public health nurses do? 2. How might social, economic, and environmental factors affect health? The post What do public health nurses do? appeared first on Study Bloom.

Suppose that one of your strategies is to implement a job skills training program to address high unemployment among community members who are unskilled. In order to implement this strategy, you might take several steps, such as developing a curriculum, writing job descriptions for instructors, and creating an advertising/marketing campaign, to name a few. As … Read more

Suppose you had a neural network with linear activation functions. That is, for each unit the output is some constant c times the weighted sum of the inputs.  Assume that the network has one hidden layer. For a given assignment to the weights w, write down equations for the value of the units in the … Read more

Create a pharmaceutical treatment regimen for each of the following. · 18-year-old female with positive with chlamydia and gonorrhea exposure · 52-year-old male with BPH complaint. · 68-year-old female with a urinary tract infection.  · The patient specific details are yours to develop and consider to support your choices. · The non-prescription medication if any, … Read more

In Module One, you learned some common terminology used to explain different aspects of cultural diversity and how these terms may influence decision making. You also completed your own personal diversity assessment using Loden’s Diversity Wheel. These activities will assist you as you begin to construct a cultural diversity education and training for  Project One. In … Read more

The field of health law is experiencing significant change. This change presents administrators with numerous legal challenges related to electronic health records (EHRs), outcome-based payments, mergers, fraud, insurance disbursements, antitrust laws, as well as the ethical and privacy implications of disruptive medical innovations in biotechnology and treatment research. To be a proficient health care administrator, … Read more

Human Services Assessment The following table includes statements about human services knowledge areas, skills, and abilities in the categories of Historical Perspectives and Emerging Trends; Human Systems; Human Services Delivery Systems; Disciplined Inquiry and Information Literacy; Program Planning and Evaluation; Administrative Leadership; and Legal and Ethical Practices.* Select whether you strongly agree, agree, neither agree nor … Read more

ADVANCED HUMAN SERVICES PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE—KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES Each profession requires a unique combination of knowledge, skills, and abilities that differentiates it from other professions. The human services profession is no different. Becoming an effective advanced human services professional practitioner requires that you develop knowledge, skills, and abilities in many targeted areas, including social policy, … Read more

Community-Based Nursing Healthy People Assignment Guideline and Rubric Overview: Healthy People 2030 The Healthy People project is a collection of national health objectives that serve to inform community and public health departments by identifying preventable threats to health and establishing national goals to reduce health threats. Visit the Healthy People website at: http://www.healthypeople.gov. Click on … Read more

This week we are going to focus on basic logic and how you can use logic outside of the classroom. Unfortunately, many of our daily interactions include logical errors. Not all things that we call illogical are really logical errors. Consider the following four arguments. Pick one and only one of them. For the argument you chose, do … Read more