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This paper begins with an interview of a colleague who defines issues within an organization. Those issues are then analyzed, and solutions are made. E.g., The cross-sector alignment theory of change can be explored as an approach to an interdisciplinary solution. The cross-sector alignment theory of change focuses on learning about effective ways to align health care, public health, and social services to address better the goals and needs of the people and communities they serve. This theory u...

This package deal includes three papers: Analyzing a Current Healthcare Problem or Issue, Applying Ethical Issues, and Applying Research Skills. Addressed and solved in the three papers include but not limited to: healthcare disparities, complex illness, ethics, ethical implications, ethical dilemmas, patient privacy, immunizations, decision-making

This document outlines the steps in creating and choosing resources and enhancing research skills. The document includes an annotated bibliography, how to assess the credibility and relevance of information to sources, how to identify academic peer-reviewed journals, and apply what you have learned from the resources. E.g., In assessing the credibility and relevance of my information sources, I filtered my searches to peer-reviewed journal articles. I adjusted the dates in the filter section to ...

This paper describes how to apply ethical principles during an ethical dilemma utilizing an ethical decision-making model including applying moral awareness, moral judgment, and ethical behavior. Practicing nurses and other healthcare professionals face a wide range of complex ethical dilemmas. An ethical dilemma can be described as a situation or issue in which a complicated choice must be made amongst two courses of action, either of which entails transgressing a moral principle. Ethical dile...

A healthcare disparity refers to the complexities of illness, disability, or even death experienced by a specific group of people compared to another, as well as inequality between the groups related to access to quality healthcare. There is no single cause for healthcare disparities. The contributing factors discussed in this paper are as follows: health literacy, geographical location, and socioeconomic status as they relate to patients overall poor health. This document outlines the key issu...