Write 1750 words.Assignment OverviewIn the readings for this module, you will find both discussions of
the social processes of technological and social innovation as well as
suggestions about where technologies may be going. Obviously, we can
only touch on a few of the creative and innovative developments taking
place around us. This assignment calls for you to further investigate
specific kinds of innovations that are currently under development, and
think about how they will affect both using and non-using organizations
and society generally down the road.You can start with the background reading for suggestions about
technologies to research, but you should also plan on doing searches
using terms such as “emerging new creative technologies” or variants on
that theme to identify new things you may not necessarily be aware of.
Spread your search net broadly, and you will find a variety of
interesting new developments to discuss.Case AssignmentPrepare a 5- to 7-page paper in accordance with the following Assignment Expectations, on the topic:“Emerging new creative technologies and what they will require organizations to do differently.”Discuss at least three specific new technological developments that
you know about personally or can research using the Internet. Describe
them in some detail and provide references to them. Think about what
they will require of their users that is not being done now, and how
organizations might have to change to incorporate them. Estimate their
long-term effects and what further developments they might stimulate.
Conclude with a couple of paragraphs summarizing your conclusions across
all the cases you have discussed.Case Assignment ExpectationsLength: The written component of this assignment
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InstructionsIt is anticipated that the initial discussion post should be in the range of 250-300 words. Substantive content is imperative for all posts. All discussion prompt elements for the topic must be addressed. Please proofread your response carefully for grammar and spelling. Do not upload any attachments unless specified in the instructions. All posts should be supported by a minimum of one scholarly resource, ideally within the last 5 years. Journals and websites must be cited appropriately. Citations and references must adhere to APA format.Discussion PromptExplore options for complementary and alternative medicine in psychiatric mental health care. For this discussion, keep your options focused on supplements, herbs, etc… Include the following: Diagnostic testing and assessments: Pharmacologic interventions: including dosage, route, and frequency Mechanism of Action (MOA) Contraindications Education, including health promotion, maintenance, and psychosocial needs: Referrals: Follow-up, including return to clinic (RTC) with a time frame and reason and any labs that support your choice with at least 1 peer-reviewed article within the timeframe of the last five (5) years. I’m thinking of Omega-3 or SAMe for depression.https://www.health.harvard.edu/newsletter_article/natural-supplements-for-mental-healthhttps://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/314421EXAMPLE post:Melatonin Melatonin is used to promote sleep and treat insomnia. According to Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research (1998-2021), Melatonin is a hormone in your body that plays a role in sleep. The production and release of melatonin in the brain are connected to the time of day. Melatonin production declines with age (para. 1). Diagnostic testing and assessments:History and Physical, BMP, CBC, HGBA1C, Lipid panel, TSH, folate, vitamin B12, prolactin, PT/INR, UrinalysisPharmacologic interventions: including dosage, route, and frequency: According to Cleveland Clinic (1995-2021), Research has found that taking melatonin in low doses is the most effective way to promote sleep. Recommended doses of melatonin are from 0.5 mg up to 3 mg, which are adequate to promote sleep or treat jet lag (para. 3).Mechanism of Action (MOA)Melatonin exerts sleep-promoting effects through MT1/MT2 receptors via an unknown mechanism (WebMD LLC, 1994-2021, para. 1). ContraindicationsPatient with liver disease; kidney disease; autoimmune disease; hypertension; diabetes; epilepsy; depression; coagulation disease (eg: hemophilia); and organ transplantation (https://en.energymedresearch.com, 2021, para. 11) Education, including health promotion, maintenance, and psychosocial needsEducate patient regarding side effects, adverse effects, drug interactions, dietary supplements, and nonpharmaceutical treatment for sleep. Referrals:MRI of the brain, Sleep StudyFollow-up, including a return to the clinic (RTC) with a time frame and reason and any labs that support your choiceFollow up in one week to see if the medication was effective, any side effects from the medication, and recheck PT/INR, discuss MRI and sleep study findings.References: Cleveland Clinic. (1995-2021). Melatonin: How Much Should I Take for a Good Night’s Rest?https://health.clevelandclinic.org/melatonin-how-m…En.energymedresearch.com. (2021). Melatonin: Side Effects And Contraindications. https://en.energymedresearch.com/88467-melatonin-s…Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research. (1998-2021). Melatonin. https://www.mayoclinic.org/drugs-supplements-melat…WebMD LLC. (1994-2021). What are the mechanisms of action of melatonin receptor agonists for insomnia?https://www.medscape.com/answers/1187829-70504/wha…

Page contribution points- problem, solution, results- ImmigrationHere you will get points for participating in Problem, solution, results- Immigration chartProblem, solution, result chart- Immigration What are the probelms? On this page we will work together to list the probelms, solutions and results discussed in the article. You can add to any box in this chart. Make sure that the problem, solution, and result all go togther. Make sure you add the section number where you found the quote in the article. To participate in this assignment, click EDIT above, and type in document. When you are finished, click SAVE. ProblemQuoteSolutionQuoteResultQuote, because Refugee Response is not directly tied to the government’s resettlement program, it has doubled in size in the past two yearsBut, while the administration’s drastic cuts to the refugee program have caused dozens of resettlement offices to close down, pg13 important, now more than ever, that we stand in solidarity with those who come to Cleveland seeking a better life in our city as refugees“Cleveland is a city that is open and welcoming to all people and families, no matter from how near or far they come,” Jackson said last year.pg19 arm hires many refugees for a program called The Refugee Response. The group that has been farming the land behind CMHA since soil was first tilled there. (Gus Chan / The Plain Dealer) The Plain
In 2018 man walks down a row of vegetables during morning harvest at Ohio City Farm. Pg8language problem/ the refugees do not speak English”refugee students who may have been exposed to unique traumatic situations, inconsistent education and other obstacles”include in-home tutoring”Refugee Response’s services include in-home tutoring” (24)they learn English “Muhibzada is able to share what she learns in English tutoring.” 31It is difficult for refugees to get a job because they do not speak English”2,500 refugees who have settled in the city since 2008″, (6)work on one of the largest urban farms”The farm hires many refugees for a program called The Refugee Response.” 8the refugees learn skills, have $$$, learn English“We’re all about not just providing one-time aid, or a one-time donation or a gift, but seeing through on a path that is going to be transformative,” Kearns said. (26)refugee children do not speak English, different school system, different ways to make friends, do not know about how to go college in US,gap in what a school system can provide,unique traumatic situations, inconsistent education(28)program for high school students (Teen Response)tutoring, career counseling and cultural education, (30they make friends, go to college, successful in highschool, learn English“We’ve become like a family, (30) built-in social support group(30) Muhibzada is able to share what she learns in English tutoring and career counseling with the rest of her family. “I teach my sisters what this means, what I learned and you have to know this is important,” (31)helped her manage a busy schedule (33)“Even if I need help in my classes, I come here and finish it,” Muhibzada said. “When I go home, I relax and go to(36) sleep,”gap in educational opportunities for adult women (42)“We saw that particular population was becoming very socially isolated, left at home with young kids and no real outlet or access to understanding the new society or new world they are in,” 42in home tutoring, zoomaccess to educationunderstanding the new society When Mahibzada was 18, she only was home-schooled and didn’t have another option, she didn’t really have a good future ahead of her.She traveled to Cleveland Now she’s better getting good grades in college.

Discussion Forum Week 6The chapter on project risk planning discusses the risk planning process and the associated tools and techniques. Risk planning consists of two types: quantitative risk planning and qualitative risk planning. Risks could be positive or negative based on their intended impact. Positive risks are termed as opportunities and negative risks are termed as threats. Additionally, it is important for the project manager to determine the risk propensity of the organization and the employees and use the knowledge to develop risk strategies. Learning about the top risks in software management was important and can be used as a checklist while developing a Risk Management Plan (RMP) for software projects (Kloppenberg et al, 2019).Dinner Party Risks & Triggers:Risk is an uncertain or unintended event that can impact the project. A trigger is a circumstance that might invoke the risk. In this case the organization must commence the risk action or strategy (Kloppenberg et al, 2019). In the given scenario, a major risk could be that the dishes might get burnt or inedible. A trigger for that is losing the recipe. Another risk could be that the guests don’t arrive on time. A possible trigger could be sudden unforeseen weather conditions like flood or a storm. Risk Acceptance:In some cases, organization choose to accept the risk as a risk management strategy. Risk acceptance is usually done for minor risks that have a lesser probability of occurring. We developed a health insurance coding product for doctor offices and accepted the risk of regulatory changes. We kept monitoring for the trigger, which is a change to the Medicare and Chip policies. We decided to accept the rik as it wouldn’t impact the product much and we could have tweaked the existing code to change the reimbursement cost according to the new regulation. The expected change did not happen, and it was a good strategy to accept that risk. Integrating quality within project planning:All software projects integrate quality management within the project planning process. Test planning is the guide which is used to validate the quality of the product increment that is being developed. It is imperative to embed quality in project planning, so that the team is aware of how to validate the work being performed and raise red flags in case of defects which can be then triaged and fixed.Common Cause Variation (CCV) & Special Cause Variation (SCV):CCV is also termed as the noise of the process. Noise of the process is the process deviations that are imbedded in the process and are natural to the process. CCVs cannot be avoided unless process is re-engineered. However, SCVs are those variations in the process that exceed the predetermined control limits. These control limits are usually three standard deviations away from the mean. A major healthcare issue in the country is the Emergency Room (ER) wait times. The ER wait times cause a backlog that prevents clinicians from helping critically ill patients. I used to work in the process improvement team of a healthcare organization. The average acceptable wait time is 35 minutes. However, there were many common cause variations that occur due to the nature of the process. The CCVs are wait times that exceed 35 but are within 60 minutes. However, SCVs are those process variations that exceeded the 60 minutes limit. When SCVs occur, the process improvement team will visit the floor and work with the clinical and nonclinical team to determine the root cause by performing Root Cause Analysis (RCA). ReferencesKloppenborg, T. J., Anantatmula, V. S., & Wells, K. N. (2019). Contemporary project management, 3rd edition (3rd ed.). Cengage.

This week, you will clearly define your research problem and begin to organize your evidence. As you have been reviewing the literature, you have been able to more clearly see the field relative to your topic area, which should assist you in developing a clear and specific thesis statement that details what you will review and then apply to the field in your Signature Assignments.As you consider this, remember that one of the most important steps in research development is identifying the problem, which dictates the literature to explore identifying the gap in the existing knowledge and need for further understanding and investigation.Some points to consider in problem formulation are:What does the literature say about the topic (positives, critiques, and counter-arguments)?What are your ideas, assumptions, and proposals?What is the historical context? What is the prevalence and relevance of the problem to current society?Consider interdisciplinary insights. Writing a statement of the problem will help clarify the purpose of the research, addressing the direct gap/concerns/issues related to the forensic psychology topic. You will later use this statement and the scholarly literature you have found to ‘solve’ this question or problem in your Week 5 literature review. To be clear, you are not just writing a broad overview of a topic, but you are focusing your research review on understanding and ‘solving’ a specific problem or question.It is also important to consider how this research problem and the literature you review will be utilized in other ways in this course, which is also applicable to the real-world presentation as a professional. Research problems can be presented in many fashions using a paper, the Internet, or a PowerPoint/Prezi presentation to educate an audience. Aside from the traditional roles forensic psychologists typically take as consultants or professors, many will serve as presenters to educate an audience through training, webinars, podcasts, blogs, academia, etc., which will require the development of presentations. Oral presentations are beneficial because they present an opportunity for you to develop real-world communications and leadership skills. The preparation for this presentation is a chance for you to gain insight into knowledge and skills that make a good lecturer, which may become your profession.First, you will create a thesis statement that includes a clear research question that you are answering. A thesis statement is a 1 or 2-sentence statement that condenses the argument you will make in your paper. It identifies the topic of your paper and indicates the position you will take with the topic you present in your paper. It will be the guide for the content and focus of your paper and subsequent presentation.This assignment will require no references, though its’ development should be based on your review of the literature. Thus, your thesis statement will consider this information as you develop your clear, specific, and succinct thesis statement that will direct your other assignments in this course. Keep in mind that this should generally be one sentence and no more than two sentences. It is important that you are able to summarize your topic and position succinctly to truly be clear on what you are reviewing and applying.Length: 1-2 sentencesReferences: Include a minimum of 0 scholarly resources.The completed assignment should address all of the assignment requirements, exhibit evidence of concept knowledge, and demonstrate thoughtful consideration of the content presented in the course. The writing should integrate scholarly resources, reflect academic expectations and current APA