1. Write - in full detail - how you would carry out the following counts. Describe the technique (or multiple techniques), media along with incubation temperatures and times you would use.(20 marks)a. An aerobic plate count of a dry soup mix. b. Water that is being supplied to a food processing plant. c. Thermophiles in a sample of buttermilk. d. Psychrophiles in an ice cream sample. 2. You would like to enumerate the micro-or...
Question: Your learning journey starts with your preparation for the week. Each student is expected to has completed the below activities before the Live Learning Event (Class): Read – Articles about the topic of the week Watch – videos about the topic of the week Share – complete, participate in the forum of the week Explore – in the glossary any new word or information Complete – evaluate the level of knowl...
For this assignment, students will create a scientific research paper of 8 pages on ONE of the topics described below. The 8 pages will be formatted in Word (font size 11 points, 1 ½ space between lines). In addition, the paper will include about ¾ of a page of academic references. The total number of pages will correspond to 8 ¾ of pages to 9 pages. TOPICS Topic 1: Developmental pathway towards a psychopa...
About Stryker and its missionCase Study: STRYKER’S USE OF TEAMWORK IN REDESIGNING SURGICAL EQUIPMENT The Stryker Corporation was built on innovation. “When Dr. Homer Stryker, an orthopedic surgeon from Kalamazoo, Michigan, found that certain medical products were not meeting his patients’ needs, he invented new ones. As interest in these products grew, Dr. Stryker started a company in 1941 to produce them. Th...
1.Aspects of research critiqueï‚·Define research critiqueoDiscuss what you are doing when critiquing?ï‚·Discuss the importance of critiqueoDiscuss why we do critique research literature as health professionals and for our practice.2.Summarisesboth Article 1and Article 2 -Both articles must be summarised andcontain the required information listed below to attract full marks)Have you described thefollowing areas...
Part 1: TOWS Matrix and AnalysisTask: An essential element in evaluating a health care organization's overall strategy entails examining the company's resources and competitive capabilities. Are they sufficient to allow the organization to pursue the best market opportunities, while minimizing external threats? The most widely used tool in conducting this evaluation is a TOWS matrix. A well-executed TOWS analysis provides the basis for craftin...
BackgroundSection 1. Background This section outlines the relevance and need for this research project. Your proposal must demonstrate the following:ïâ·Describes how your project addresses the need for improved access to post-secondary education among underrepresented populations within Hamilton and the surrounding areasïâ·Demonstrates the neces...
Biological Cause of the Black DeathIn this short essay, you will explain, in one double-spaced page, the impact the Black Death had on Europeans during the 1300s. In doing so, you will identify the biological cause of the Black Death (including pathogen, reservoirs, and vectors) and discuss the social response to the plague and the process of scapegoating. In addition, you will provide an example from the coronavirus pandemic that provides an ex...
Question: This assessment consists of designing a research poster to demonstrate the different stages of your research that is related to your business specialisation. For that, you require to identify the issue or problem in your business industry; analyse, compare and evaluate that problem using scientific evidences from secondary sources which will, include academic documents such as papers, articles, theses, annual reports, and proved theo...
Question: Overleaf you will find a table which outlines the structure for your final project. This is the recommended structure for your health project (dissertation). If you decide to present your work in a different structure, we recommend you discuss this with your supervisors first. âž” Please note that the Research Proposal assessment completed on the SH6054 module forms the foundation for this Project. An expanded version of your pr...
Case Study for Palliative Care Assessment 2 Meet Mrs. Smith Mrs. Smith, a 71-year-old female, was admitted to the hospital with an exacerbation of her chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and pneumonia. Her symptoms were cough, fever, headache, and shortness of breath. Mrs. Smith also had a history of diabetes and was in the hospital with pneumonia three weeks prior. Over the next few days, Mrs. Smith's condition worsened. She was t...
Evaluate security threats from inside and outside the organization.Task: Demonstrate college-level communication through the composition of original materials in Standard English. Instructions: Create a security plan for a medium sized health care facility. In your security plan, evaluate how you would approach security threats from both inside and outside the organization. Be sure that you address the following items in your security plan: ph...
Why is metadata optimization important? 1. Demonstrate the following knowledge and understanding of explanations for the distribution of health and differential access to health care in the UK and account for the health and care outcomes of differing social groups. 2. One-to-one working skills required to work with individual clients within a case study scenario interaction and reflect on and assess the role played by the professional i...
Case Study: May is a 47-year-old Aboriginal single mother of 3 children who are 12, 17 and 25 years old. May suffered a traumatic brain injury as a result of a motor vehicle accident. She was not the at fault driver in the accident. May required extended hospital admission due to the severity of her injuries. She also has a pre-existing mental illness (anxiety disorder). Due to physical impairments from her accident, she is now wheelchair-bou...
Part A (II): Peer Review Report You will have the opportunity to receive feedback on your briefing note from a fellow student, before you submit your final version. You will also provide feedback to a classmate on his/her note. The review process is invaluable; not only does it improve your work, it also gives you an opportunity to see and comment on others’ work— which then can inform your own. Your Open Learning Faculty Member w...