Topic Inputs in solving Health Issues Instructions Discuss what you need to solve health issues. Answer preview There are number of activities which the organisers will plan and some of them might require skilled and highly trained individuals. In the process of providing information for sensitization purposes, the organisers need to involve medial professional who … Read more
Topic AUTISM – AN ANALYSIS ON MILES’S JOURNEY Instructions Analyse and discuss the autistic journey of Miles. Answer preview This is a mother’s story of their son Miles, a journey of autism. Their son was examined when he was 18 months old, and this scared the parents, they knew it was a bad thing. The … Read more
Topic IMAGINE – A Health Insurance Policy breakdown Instructions It is important that you use a narrative format for this assignment. So how do you implement the change you proposed with PREPARE? I in IMAGINE= Develop an innovative Idea. Summarize PREPARE by answering the following: What is the unmet client/agency need the proposal addresses? Exactly … Read more
Topic Introduction to Racism and the Aboriginal and the Torres Straits Islanders Instructions How does racism effect the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and how can it be addressed? Answer preview One of the overarching issues facing society across the globe is the proliferation of racism in society, which divides … Read more
Topic Classical and Operant Conditioning Instructions One day as your professor is driving to work, another driver runs through a red light and hits his car. The professor is shaken up but survives the incident. However, the next time he starts to enter the intersection, he becomes nervous and fearful. Soon, he starts going to work via another route to avoid the intersection even though this route adds twenty minutes to his commute in each direction. According to the principles of classical conditioning, why does the professor become scared of the previously harmless intersection? What can he do about this, as going via the other route is very time-consuming? Be specific. Break down the situation into its parts, and show how the principles of learning apply. Principles of operant conditioning have been used to help explain why people get attached to “lucky” hats, charms, and rituals. Using these principles, explain how an athlete might show this type of behavior. Explain what would have to occur to change that behavior. Answer preview The professor gets scared of the harmless intersection because of the impact of the memory that the intersection triggers in his mind. This is classical conditioning. The situation happened in the past but stimulates a particular response every time something triggers … Read more
Topic Challenges in Instituting Best Practices in Queensland Health Digitizing of Public Hospitals Instructions Identify challenges in instituting best practices in project management in an organisation and recommend how these challenges can be overcome. Answer preview Specific lessons can be drawn from the Queensland Health Department of digitizing public hospitals that highlight the best practices … Read more
Topic Pedagogical Practices that Facilitate Language and Literacy Development of Toddlers (three-year-olds) who do not Speak English as their Mother-Tongue Instructions In 5 pages, discuss the Pedagogical Practices that Facilitate Language and Literacy Development of Toddlers (three-year-olds) who do not Speak English as their Mother-Tongue. Answer preview Early childhood development is a critical stage in … Read more
Topic Understanding of the Processes of Memory Instructions The other day, you had to remember some items for an important exam. You are sure you studied them and knew them before you entered the classroom. However, you drew a blank when you took the test. What happened? Explain using your understanding of the processes of memory. Why might you not have remembered then? What might you have done to avoid this? Explain. Answer preview The human memory has a unique way of operating. The brain performs a mechanism in which information obtained is well processed to provide the same information in the future either immediate or on the long-term. The three phases involve memory processing these are encoding, … Read more
Topic Group Counseling Proposal for Increasing Self-esteem in Adolescent Boys Instructions Demonstrate an ability to understand the various stages of planning a group prior to operationalizing the service. Develop a plan or proposal for a group with children, adolescents or adults. You may use a topic/focus and population relevant to your field placement agency, or … Read more
Topic Ethics & Morality in the Health Professions (Intubation) Instructions Discuss Ethics & Morality in the Health Professions (Intubation). Answer preview Intubation is one of the most delicate medical procedures that is done to assist a person in breathing. It is a necessary procedure applied to emergency measures in case a patient cannot support himself … Read more