Summarise the case, the problem it addresses, and the message it conveys. Abstracts of case studies are usually very short, preferably not more than 150 words.

Lyme borreliosis: diagnosis and management

The abstract should summarise the case, the problem it addresses, and the message it conveys. Abstracts of case studies are usually very short, preferably not more than 150 words.

Introduction

The introduction gives a brief overview of the the case that you are addresses, citing relevant literature where necessary. The introduction generally ends with a single sentence describing the patient and the basic condition that he or she is suffering from.

Discuss the differences you see between your county and surrounding counties, especially between suburban areas a metropolitan area. Be detailed in your response.

Health equities & disparities

Review the data from the county website on length of life, quality of life, health factors, and clinical care. Note the social & economic factors and physical environment. As a nursing professional, what two items about your county data especially catch your attention? Why? Be detailed in your responses.

Discuss the differences you see between your county and surrounding counties, especially between suburban areas a metropolitan area. Be detailed in your response.

Identify one significant disparity between counties or parts of counties. Suggest one or more reasons for the disparity.

Who needs vitamins and supplements? How are vitamins and supplements regulated? What are some safety considerations when choosing supplements?

Complete this in bullets, do not write a whole paper
Pick a health supplement example multi -vitaim or multi mineral
1. Describe how it effects the human body and health
2. Describe the benefits
3. Issues or complications
4. Suggested intake
5.Has the product triggered any health warnings or sanctions?
Has the product been tested by independent labs?
Is the product too good to be true?
Is there evidence that the supplement does what it promises? Can vitamins and minerals make up for a poor diet?
Who needs vitamins and supplements?
How are vitamins and supplements regulated?
What are some safety considerations when choosing supplements?

Which of these two systems would you recommend for a healthcare facility you may be working for and why?

Administrative healthcare information systems comparison

Course Objectives for Assignment:
Analyze the flow of data and information among disparate health information systems to support internal and external business processes
Evaluate technology solutions in the health care industry to improve the quality of care, safety, and financial management decisions
Locate two Administrative Healthcare Information Systems (AHIS using Internet search.

In a tabulated form compare their patient management and revenue management features and functions; which of these two systems would you recommend for a healthcare facility you may be working for and why? Make sure to provide a short background of the organization in question and provide the link to its website .

Indicate what you knew already; what you have learned that is new, and how this will influence or improve your practice as a biomedical scientist?

The PLL enables you as a biomedical scientist to evidence the specialist knowledge attained from each learning topic.
Each topic should be clearly labelled and the word count for each topic is ‘900’ words, the total word count for your document should not exceed 2700 words +/- 10%. Reference lists are not included within the word count.
Each PLL TOPIC should include
1. A reflective introduction to the learning topic .
For the full marks to be given, this should include a detailed, critically reflective.For example:
In your reflection, you should indicate what you knew already; what you have learned that is new, and how this will influence or improve your practice as a biomedical scientist?

Provide timely, efficient, and convenient health care to newborns and breastfeeding support to mothers in the underserved areas of Central and West Fort Worth Vision Statement.

Provide timely, efficient, and convenient health care to newborns and breastfeeding
support to mothers in the underserved areas of Central and West Fort Worth
Vision Statement.
• NBMS strives to be an exemplary program providing outreach to the mother-baby unit with a goal of improving breastfeeding rates and decreasing hospital newborn readmission

Briefly describe what is meant by the term “informed consent”, the process of obtaining it from research participants, and the challenges to this process in the conduct of this research.

Principles of Social Research

Word limit – Up to 1000 words per whole question .
Global evidence shows that women and girls aged 15 to 49 years are at increased
risk of physical, sexual and emotional violence from family members and intimate
partners during periods of conflict. An international non-governmental organisation
, working in a refugee camp, wants to improve the way it responds to the
health and psychosocial needs of women and girls who experience violence.
However, there is very little research evidence on violence response interventions in
humanitarian settings. The NGO wants to better understand the needs and priorities
of women and girls in the refugee camp to make sure their services are meeting their
needs.
You are a researcher at a local university. You have been asked to conduct a
qualitative study in the refugee camp, to explore women’s and girls’ experiences of
violence, attitudes towards seeking help and use of the NGO services.
a) You choose to conduct in-depth interviews. Describe the key features of this
method and explain why this is appropriate for your research. What are the
advantages of this method over other types of interviews?
b) Describe the sampling strategy you will use for your interviews and justify your
approach.
c) How would you develop a good interview topic guide? What kind of questions
are most useful?
d) Briefly describe what is meant by the term “informed consent”, the process of
obtaining it from research participants, and the challenges to this process in the
conduct of this research.