Select a section of the ACA Code of Ethics that can present potential ethical dilemmas because of a conflict between your personal values and ethics. Select a section of the ACA Code of Ethics where no conflicts exist between your personal values and ethics.

Through integrating knowledge of ethical and legal requirements into your ethical decision-making process, you can provide a proper ethical response to ethical dilemmas. This assignment will help you to apply what you have learned in this course to determine an appropriate ethical response that demonstrates ethical decision making.

 

 

Select a section of the ACA Code of Ethics that can present potential ethical dilemmas because of a conflict between your personal values and ethics.
Select a section of the ACA Code of Ethics where no conflicts exist between your personal values and ethics.
Demonstrate the following in your paper:

Evidence of research from scholarly, peer-reviewed journals that addresses the identified potential ethical dilemma, as well as the area where no conflict exists
Identification of significant legal or ethical issues and processes in each respective area
Risk management strategies and self-evaluation practices useful in resolving any dilemmas in your area of conflict
Well-reasoned arguments that evidence critical thought and self-awareness
Include a minimum of seven references. One of these may be from the course texts, and one must be from the ACA Code of Ethics.

Do you think that most employees who take legal action against their employers have valid claims or are looking to “get something for nothing”? What makes you think so?

As we get started thinking about employment law, let’s start with a few frame of mind questions:

First, would you be inclined to take legal action against your employer if you felt strongly that your legal rights had been violated? Why or why not?
Second, do you think that most employees who take legal action against their employers have valid claims or are looking to “get something for nothing”? What makes you think so?

Write an essay in which you analyze an information system for its effectiveness in improving patient care.

Select an example of a current information system used in the delivery of patient care. Note: Ideally, select a system from your workplace to examine. If you are not currently working, select a system from an organization close to where you live. This technology should be used for data management designed to improve patient care.

Familiarize yourself with the technology. Do some personal research to gain a deeper understanding about the technology. Visit the Web site of the company who markets the technology to familiarize with how the company positions the technology in the market. Read articles online and in the library related to your chosen system. Remember to take notes to keep track of what you discover. Examine the following aspects of the technology:

How is the information system designed to contribute to safety and quality in the care of patients?
What types of data are tracked, monitored, stored, and trended in the system?
How well does it accomplish what it is designed to do in your chosen real-world setting?
How is this information system used to support research? If it is not currently being used to support research, how could it be used in the future?
What types of opportunities are available for nurses, in any scope of practice, that gives them the chance to participate in the design and testing of this system?
How might the technology be enhanced so it better meets the needs of the professionals currently using the system?
Compare what you learn with how your chosen technology is being used in the workplace. Think about your own workplace and consider speaking with other professionals who currently use the system.

Directions
Write an essay in which you discuss what you have learned about how your chosen information system is used in the delivery of patient care and how it contributes (or does not contribute) to improved patient care.

Talk about the history of slavery when it ended what African Americans were promised and then what actually happened as far as the lynching and any type of behaviors that led to the Civil Rights.

discuss how is the people they were pressed talk about that in the introduction the Civil Rights section and the new Jim Crow era as well as the dope era paragraphs.
Introduction
Talk about what culture is. thesis statement “what is African American culture in America” Other questions to be answered in the essay are ‘’is African American culture one of turmoil or is it one of prosperity. History
Talk about the history of slavery when it ended what African Americans were promised and then what actually happened as far as the lynching and any type of behaviors that led to the Civil Rights.
Civil Rights
Civil Rights Movement talk about dr. Martin Luther King. Malcolm X.Rosa Park boycotts the preachers on the soap boxes on the corners and everything that led to the Black Panther Party The Million Man March in Washington various other times for African Americans came together in groups
New Jim Crow
Talk about the new Jim Crow laws in the things that we’re going on to incarcerate young black man and also the differences in the neighborhood and where most black men are and who raises them in their neighborhoods after the Young adults are incarcerated
the dope era
Talk about whether or not African Americans as a community or culture have recovered from the dope era the raising error other narcotics being sold in imprisonment. Try to talk about President Reagan the introduction of crack cocaine into the inner city and African-American neighborhoods and then the effects of had on the children and the people involved. Talk about the difference
Where we are today/ conclusion
In this paragraph give you a conclusion talk about where African-Americans are today as far as entertainment Emmy winners Grammy Award winners singer-songwriters producers college graduates doctors. give all Accounts of anything positive that African-Americans do and this is what it’s going to shape the culture in the future because we are recovering from an area of drugs