1 country that the organization you’ve been working on in this course could consider expanding into. Read the selected article from the University Library.Analyze that potential international market by considering the 4 aspects of the Diamond of National Advantage: industry rivalry, demand conditions, related and supporting industries, and factor endowmentsAnalyze the forces (in the home market and international market) that will help the organization succeed with its expansion, and the forces that may act as barriers to that expansion. Refer to your analysis of strengths and weaknesses completed in Week 1, the Porter’s Five Forces worksheet from Week 3, and your analysis of the Diamond of National Advantage. Evaluate the 4 adjustments leaders must make when expanding internationally (Burkus, 2012). Recommend 1 specific leadership action for each adjustment, such as developing a global mindset, developing sensitivity to cultural differences, decentralizing, deciding on the level of involvement, etc.Recommend whether the organization should expand into the chosen country and explain your rationale. Create a PowerPoint presentation to present your analysis and recommendation. Include the following sections in your presentation: A cover slideAn agendaIdentification of the country you have chosen (1 slide, with brief speaker’s notes)1 slide for analysis of each of the elements of the Diamond of National Advantage (4 slides, with speaker’s notes) A summary of analysis of the forces that will help the organization succeed in the new country (1 slide, with speaker’s notes) A summary of analysis of the forces that will hinder the organization’s success in the new country (1 slide, with speaker’s notes)Leadership actions required to make the 4 adjustments identified by Burkus (2012)A recommendation and rationale (1 slide, with speaker’s notes)A conclusionReferences

I’m working on a law discussion question and need guidance to help me learn.

In Colorado on December 10, 2012 it became legal for any individual age 21 or older to possess up to an ounce a marijuana for “any purpose”. On January 1, 2014 it became legal for people to purchase marijuana from licensed retail outlets. In addition, while marijuana is still a federally prohibited substance, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder directed federal law enforcement agencies to refrain from enforcing the federal law in Colorado. As a consequence, several new legal issues may arise. Using your understanding of the concepts from Chapter 4, explain in as much detail as possible whether each of the following complaints would succeed or fail on Constitutional grounds. Do not rely on outside research for your original response. 1. The Attorneys General of Nebraska and Oklahoma argue that the Colorado law makes it easier for their state’s residents and other state’s residents who are traveling through their states to obtain marijuana which will increase their law enforcement costs. Therefore they petition the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn the Colorado law. 2. The Attorney General of Florida argues that Colorado’s law makes it a more attractive vacation destination, thereby harming Florida’s commerical interests in violation of the Commerce Clause and demands the law be overturned.3. The Colorado business association representing the marijuana industry spends several million dollars on public advertising and activities to get pro-legalization measures placed on several other state’s ballots and to elect pro-legalization representatives to both state and federal office. A concerned citizens association in one of these states charges that the consequences of these ads and activities will endanger the public health and welfare of the state’s residents and it asks the state court to prohibit these ads and activities.

I’m working on a health & medical question and need an explanation to help me study.

Negligence is defined as action that lacks appropriate care, is reckless, or deviates from the norm of care that a reasonable person would apply in a given set of circumstances. Negligence can be committed by anyone, even non-medical personnel.
Malpractice occurs when a healthcare professional fails to provide proper treatment, fails to take proper action or provides substandard treatment to a patient, resulting in harm, injury, or death. The individual who does the harm must be a professional in order to be held accountable for malpractice.
Examples of negligence includes the followings:

Giving some unacceptable medication, likewise misreading or ignoring laboratory results. This involves giving the wrong medication of medication that is not accepted within an individual’s treatment.
Lack to give caution about the dangers of a specific treatment, likewsie failure to diagnose or misdaignose. This involves the lack to warn about the dangers involved in choosing a certain ttreatment.

Examples of malpractice includes the followings:

Misreading or ignoring research facility results from the laboratory, likewise failure to order proper testing for the patient. This involves a lack of following the results from the laboratory as directed by the laboratory physician.
Surgical-related errors and wrong-site surgery-related errors. These involve mistakes from surgery and the risks of performing surgery in areas where it should not be done on.

References:
Phillips, C., Thorne, L., Casey, A. T., & Russo, A. (2021). Medical negligence: A neurosurgeon’s guide. Interdisciplinary Neurosurgery, 23, 100970.
Thomas, R., Gupta, R., Griessenauer, C. J., Moore, J. M., Adeeb, N., Motiei-Langroudi, R., … & Thomas, A. J. (2018). Medical malpractice in neurosurgery: a comprehensive analysis. World neurosurgery, 110, e552-e559.

https://www.apa.org/apf/funding/weiss?tab=1BudgetTOTAL: $1000The budget for your proposal should be specific and accurate. Find the exact cost of items, services and other resources you may wish to purchase. Please create an Excel spreadsheet, listing the following items: The item name How much of it you wish to purchase The cost per unit, the number of units and the total cost The cost of your time (per hour) and the time of other staff who may need to be hired for the project The total cost of the budgetThe budget should include things such as materials, equipment, mileage and travel costs, staff and consultant fees, gift cards, and food.Evaluation PlanThis part of the proposal should be tied closely to your specific objectives and program plan. It is your plan on how you will actually measure your objectives, with the intent of answering, ‘Did we actually do what we set out to do’ and/or ‘Did our program work’? Your evaluation plan should be able to provide evidence of whether or not you met your goal and objectives. Keep it simple and straightforward.Questions that you will want to address as you write this section include: What data will I need to collect? What kind of information will I need to determine if the goals and objectives were met? How will I collect the data? You might use surveys, interviews, focus group discussions, registration/attendance numbers at events and meetings, or other measurements. Many smaller funders are less interested in conducting a formal research study and are mostly interested in serving their population through your intervention. If it’s possible to collect pre- and post-intervention data and/or have a control group, that’s great. It may not be likely, though. You should conduct evaluation at the two levels we discussed: process and outcome evaluation. Please include at least two evaluation tools and identify which level they are addressing.

Answer the following question in a coherent response of 300-400 words. In his chapter “The Exhilarating Depression of Franklin Roosevelt,” the journalist Robert Bendiner acknowledges that hard economic times continued in the U.S. after Franklin Roosevelt became President, but argues nonetheless that the national mood changed to one of hope and optimism once FDR took office. Why did the national mood change? How did Roosevelt’s style of leadership help bring about this change? What specific steps did his administration take to restore the confidence of the American people and to improve Americans’ quality of life?Organize your essay into four sections. 1) An introductory paragraph that gives your overall answer to the question — introducing your reader to the case you will make in the next two paragraphs for why the national mood changed.2) A second section that could be one or more paragraphs that focuses on Roosevelt’s style of leadership. Cite specific aspects of his personality, approach, and communication skills and explain how they helped produce a change in the national mood from one of despair to one of hope.3) A third section that could be one or more paragraphs that focuses on specific steps the Roosevelt administration took to improve conditions for the average American. These “steps” are policies — laws, executive orders, etc. — that brought changes to the daily lives of Americans. Explain how the changes these policies brought about contributed to changing the mood of the people for the better.4) A brief concluding paragraph that DOES NOT repeat or summarize what you have already written, but rather ties everything together in a conise manner. You can imagine your conclusion as completing this sentence: “If you take nothing else away from what I’ve written, at least remember this….” Your conclusion is what follows “remember this…” It need not be more than 2-3 sentences.