NR668 Week 1 Final Exam With
Complete questions and correct verified
answers (detailed answers) already
graded A+
,Mental Status Exam: Orientation - {✔✔RESOLUTION RESULT
VERIFIED ANSWERS✔✔}--The awareness of the objective world in
relation to the self.
-Able to name own person, place, and time.
Mental Status Exam: Attention - {✔✔RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED
ANSWERS✔✔}--The power of concentration
-ability to focus on one specific thing without being distracted by many
environmental stimuli.
approaches to policymaking - {✔✔RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED
ANSWERS✔✔}--Rational Approach
-Incremental Approach
-Policy-Stream Approach
-Stage-Sequential Approach
approaches to policymaking: Rational Approach -
{✔✔RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ANSWERS✔✔}--
comprehensive & involves defining a problem, setting goals, analyzing
all alternatives, & making a choice among alternatives on rational
grounds.
-Policy concerns best approached using this model are large in scope,
affect multiple players, & involve layers of stakeholders.
,approaches to policymaking: Incremental Approach -
{✔✔RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ANSWERS✔✔}--involves
achieving large, broad-based policy changes by slowly implementing
small changes over time.
approaches to policymaking: Policy-Stream Approach -
{✔✔RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ANSWERS✔✔}--used to
identify the interplay between three streams of influence: problems,
policies, and politics.
-Advocates work to align the streams to provide a window of
opportunity for change.
approaches to policymaking: Stage-Sequential Approach -
{✔✔RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ANSWERS✔✔}--provides a
cyclical approach with specific stages, including agenda setting, policy
formation, program implementation, & policy evaluation.
elements needed for successful policy implementation -
{✔✔RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ANSWERS✔✔}--Action Steps
• What are the interventions that will be necessary to carry out?
-Target Dates
• What is the timeframe for carrying out the specific action steps?
-Person(s) Responsible
• Who will be involved in carrying out the interventions?
, -Stakeholder Involvement
• What roles will the stakeholders play in the implementation of
specific action steps?
-Identification of Resources
• What human, financial, or material resources are needed to carry out
the interventions?
-Budget and Funding Sources
• How much will this cost, and what is the source of funding?
-Effectiveness of Interventions
• What is the outcome? How will the impact of the interventions be
determined and measured?
Policy Evaluation - {✔✔RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED
ANSWERS✔✔}--Effectiveness of the policy
-Equity
-Cost
-Feasibility
-Acceptability
role transition by Brown and Olshansky (1997) -
{✔✔RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ANSWERS✔✔}--Laying the
Foundation
• first category of the model takes place between graduation & initial
employment as an NP
Complete questions and correct verified
answers (detailed answers) already
graded A+
,Mental Status Exam: Orientation - {✔✔RESOLUTION RESULT
VERIFIED ANSWERS✔✔}--The awareness of the objective world in
relation to the self.
-Able to name own person, place, and time.
Mental Status Exam: Attention - {✔✔RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED
ANSWERS✔✔}--The power of concentration
-ability to focus on one specific thing without being distracted by many
environmental stimuli.
approaches to policymaking - {✔✔RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED
ANSWERS✔✔}--Rational Approach
-Incremental Approach
-Policy-Stream Approach
-Stage-Sequential Approach
approaches to policymaking: Rational Approach -
{✔✔RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ANSWERS✔✔}--
comprehensive & involves defining a problem, setting goals, analyzing
all alternatives, & making a choice among alternatives on rational
grounds.
-Policy concerns best approached using this model are large in scope,
affect multiple players, & involve layers of stakeholders.
,approaches to policymaking: Incremental Approach -
{✔✔RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ANSWERS✔✔}--involves
achieving large, broad-based policy changes by slowly implementing
small changes over time.
approaches to policymaking: Policy-Stream Approach -
{✔✔RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ANSWERS✔✔}--used to
identify the interplay between three streams of influence: problems,
policies, and politics.
-Advocates work to align the streams to provide a window of
opportunity for change.
approaches to policymaking: Stage-Sequential Approach -
{✔✔RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ANSWERS✔✔}--provides a
cyclical approach with specific stages, including agenda setting, policy
formation, program implementation, & policy evaluation.
elements needed for successful policy implementation -
{✔✔RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ANSWERS✔✔}--Action Steps
• What are the interventions that will be necessary to carry out?
-Target Dates
• What is the timeframe for carrying out the specific action steps?
-Person(s) Responsible
• Who will be involved in carrying out the interventions?
, -Stakeholder Involvement
• What roles will the stakeholders play in the implementation of
specific action steps?
-Identification of Resources
• What human, financial, or material resources are needed to carry out
the interventions?
-Budget and Funding Sources
• How much will this cost, and what is the source of funding?
-Effectiveness of Interventions
• What is the outcome? How will the impact of the interventions be
determined and measured?
Policy Evaluation - {✔✔RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED
ANSWERS✔✔}--Effectiveness of the policy
-Equity
-Cost
-Feasibility
-Acceptability
role transition by Brown and Olshansky (1997) -
{✔✔RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ANSWERS✔✔}--Laying the
Foundation
• first category of the model takes place between graduation & initial
employment as an NP
