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Writing Assignment: Based on your independent research that includes at least three sources, in preparation for developing a possible policy proposal to establish an administrative search program (not criminal) for presentation to the corporate executive staff, write an academic paper that explores the use and legalities of an administrative, non-coercive, care taking search program instituted by private security operatives to address real or perceived company losses resulting from significant internal theft. After reading and evaluating Judge Edward Weinfeld’s opinion in Chenkin v. BELLEVUE HOSP. CTR., NYC, ETC., 479 F. Supp. 207 (S.D.N.Y. 1979), found in the eReadings section of the online classroom, consider the opinion and respond to the following:(1) Write a strong introduction, first stating the purpose of the paper, then providing a succinct recitation of the significant facts in this case.(2) Describe the issues related to the search program the court needed to resolve.(3) Explain the positions that Chenkin and Bellevue advanced to the court regarding Chenkin’s claim that the hospital’s package control system was unconstitutional.(4) Provide details of the court’s ruling and rationale and be sure to describe the important features of the search procedure instituted by Belleville that in the view of the court rejected Chenkin’s claims.(5) As a practical matter, evaluate how this court decision impacts security operations. Be specific and comprehensive.(6) Explain how the results of this case will be used in any policy proposals you make to the corporate executives.The length of the proposal will be between 1,000 and 1,500 words and students will use and properly cite and reference in APA format at least three sources, including the court’s opinion. Course instructional material may be used and cited, but may not be included in the three sources required.

This is a research paper/essay, mostly a paper on review of literature about Telemedicine. I am on the last stretch of my Masters in Business Administration-Healthcare Management degree.Part 1 of the paper is about researching on what other healthcare organizations are doing or attempting to increase profitability. Part 2 will be the longer part, a literature review on TELEMEDICINE, which is the solution I have chosen to apply to my organization of choice. We are being required to review at least 10 articles (which must be scholarly and scientific of course), published within the last 2-3 years, and at least one of the articles must be peer-reviewed. Therefore, there should be at least 10 references in the bibliography. For your info, my healthcare organization where I am planning to put up Telemedicine, is Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital in California USA.Paper itself should be at least 10 pages long. Title page and reference page is additional, not included in the 10 pages.Here are the instructions given by the professor:Part 1: Begin this process by researching what health care organizations are doing or attempting to do to increase profitability. Remember, profitability can be improved from many different angles. A nonexclusive list of potential ways would be adding additional services, decreasing costs, increasing the amount of services that are provided, or implementing a quality improvement program that qualifies for incentive monies. Check trade journals or professional discussion boards, or reach out to existing health care managers.Part 2: Using the topic that you identified, you need to complete at 10-15 page literature review. Perform a literature review of the solution that you have decided to apply to your organization. The review will encompass several articles, and at least 1 of the articles must be peer-reviewed. Look at current material (within the last 2 years). Remember, a literature review includes a summary of the information that you found that is relevant to your topic as well as an APA reference for each resource that you reviewed.Review a minimum of 10 documents. Use APA format.

Please note that when you are analyzing, for example, Japanese multinationals in the electronics industry, your comparisons do not have to be limited to Japanese rivals. Comparisons with Asia Pacific and European multinationals may be more apt and useful. The same point applies to Korea, Chinese and Taiwanese firms.Consider a number of perspectives, including the aims of Japanese multinationals in relation to global strategies; the aims of Korean and Chinese multinationals and international business strategies; differences between industries and types of business; the degree of global versus regional control, and changes in operational control over time; the competitive advantages of these multinationals compared to those of rivals; variations in management, organization, and operations between home country and host nations; the ability of Japanese, Korean and Chinese multinationals to compete in Europe, Asia and North America, and their ability to adapt to changes in policy and markets; and the policies of host governments and the relevance of the EU.The assignment will be a maximum of 2,500 words.Marks will be awarded for structure, insight, depth of analysis, and perspective and context. Students will have to demonstrate an ability to combine information from the guest lecturers, written empirical information, and management theory and ideas. They will have to show wide reading, and demonstrate insight through precise analysis, critical perspective, and clarity in the understanding of the key issues.

Critically analyze the current literature related to this topic (Obesity is my topic )- Critically analyze the current literature related to interventions that address the problem related to communities from nursing, the sciences, and humanities.-Select an appropriate health promotion/disease prevention theoretical framework that applies to the problem.

Discuss the effects of Alcohol consumption and smoking on male fertility and their contribution to the global decline in male fertility.Further details and marking key included in attached file.

Historian Bernice Johnson Reagon says the following of the civil rights-era songs: “Most of the singing of the civil rights movement was congregational; it was sung unrehearsed in the tradition of the Afro-American folk church . . . The core song repertoire was formed from the reservoir of Afro-American traditional song performed in the older style of singing. This music base was expanded to include most of the popular Afro-American music forms and singing techniques of the period. From this reservoir, activist song leaders made a new music for a changed time. Lyrics were transformed, traditional melodies were adapted and procedures associated with old forms were blended with new forms to create freedom songs capable of expressing the force and intent of the movement.” Referring to at least two songs as examples, what are the cultural legacies binding these songs to their historical origins as slave songs? Does the transformation allow these songs to function in new ways, or do they hold too closely to the past in such a way as to interfere with the message?Resources:Sing for Freedom: The Story of the Civil Rights Movement Through Its SongsCompiled and Edited by Guy and Candie CarawanANY SONGS FROM THIS BOOK MAY BE USED!

Purpose: To appreciate the benefits of conducting a literature review in what interests you.TASK: Read the following two articles on conducting literature reviews:-Iain McMenamin, Teaching Students to Review the Literature, Political Science and Politics, Vol. 39, No. 1 (Jan., 2006), pp. 133-135-Jeffrey W. Knopf , \’Doing a Literature Review\’, Political Science and Politics, Vol. 39, No. 1 (Jan., 2006)RESPOND1: In no more than 200 words, summarise the main points of McMenamin\’s article. Post your summary in the forum. Compare your summary to those of others, and post a comment reflecting on the differences between the summaries.2: Focus on Knopf\’s article: a) Summarise in bullet point form the questions that a good literature review should ask, according to Knopf.; b) explain the difference between a literature review and an annotated bibliography (concentrating on the issue of critical synthesis). Post your answers to the forum and comment on the answers provided by others.OUTCOME :To be able to distinguish the qualities of a good literature review from other summaries of existing literature.To begin to reflect on the value of a literature review to your dissertation research.

This paper is a research proposal and I am only requesting the introduction.Introduction: The introduction should introduce the reader to the topic and provide all of the background necessary for the reader to understand the remainder of the paper. . It should begin with a general statement of the broad problem area (e.g., As the baby boomer generation approaches old age, increasing concerns arise about issues of productivity in the work place.), followed by a brief discussion of the current state of the literature (previous research) on the problem and the explicit rationale for conducting further research. After you have developed a background and rationale, state the specific problem and hypothesis (prediction) to be studied. The hypothesis, problem statement, or question should be stated in observable, measurable, terms.The introduction must include brief discussions of 5 original research articles that provide background for the proposed study. These papers must be empirical studies, with original research findings. The discussion of these papers must be accompanied by APA-formatted in-text citations. All cited papers should be referenced .The introduction should be approximately 3 pages long.This paper should include:a short review of 5 original papersan explicit rationale for conducting the studyyour conceptual hypothesisyour research hypothesis

Psychological and psychiatric based criminological theories contend that deviance is the result of a mental disorder or deficiency within an individual. This group of theories suggests that deviance is caused by an abnormality of the mind.In cases of an excessively low intelligence level (IQ) a deviant act may be committed simply because the individual truly cannot understand the differences between right and wrong. As a whole our society accepts this and chooses to hospitalize as opposed to incarcerating this group of individuals when they cannot be controlled otherwise and present a danger to others. However, when an individual has an acceptable intelligence level, but commits acts of deviance due to other potential psychological or psychiatric reasons, societal views can differ regarding how to deal with the individual.In your initial post present and defend a position regarding how individuals with clinically diagnosed mental illnesses should be handled by the criminal justice system when they commit acts of deviance._______________________________________________________Papers General GuidelinesThe following guidelines must be adhered to for the essays and research papers that arecomponents of this course:• A 12-point Times New Roman font must be used in the paper.• Double-spacing must be used throughout the paper.• Page margins must be 1” on each side of the paper (top, bottom, left and right sides).• A cover and reference page must be included. The cover and reference pages mustappear on separate pages from the rest of the paper and do not count towards anyminimum page length requirements.• All sources utilized to create the paper must be cited and included in the referencelist. APA (6th edition) guidelines for citations and reference listings must be followed.• Unless otherwise specified, all papers must be submitted as a Microsoft Worddocument saved as either a .doc or .docx file. No other formats will be accepted.• Only scholarly resources should be used. Sites such as Wikipedia, blogs, or otherresources where information has not been peer-reviewed must not be used. If youhave questions regarding whether a resource is acceptable, please ask your instructorbefore using that resource.• Abstracts are only appropriate for papers that will be published. For this reason,Abstracts should not be included with course papers.• Direct quotes should be used sparingly, if at all. The intent of scholarly writing is todemonstrate the ability to comprehend, interpret, and analyze information. Directquotes do not demonstrate these skills; therefore they should only be used when thetrue meaning of the original author cannot be appropriately expressed otherwise.

The leading question is: How can the European Union enlargement improve the living standards of the EU citizens ?In the format requirements attached it says the spacing has to be 1.5 spacing however please disregard this.