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Identify and analyze the problem found in the case study. The analysis of the problem should be supported by facts from the case study together with relevant management theory and concepts. Use theories and concepts from the topics assigned above to explain why the problem has occurred. Do not identify a symptom, search for underlying problems. For …

Overview Assessment Task 3 is an individual written assignment that allows you to demonstrate your understanding of health issues affecting contemporary families, both in Australia and/or internationally. Instructions Choose your topic As you have learnt throughout this unit, contemporary families face a number of challenges. Choose ONE of th …

Answers to the following two questions are related to the compulsory activity on Self-management and will attract marks as shown in the marking criteria for this assessment. Students are to answer the following 2 questions: Is the term self-management a misnomer in diabetes prevention and care? In this answer the role of significant others …

Task Name:Team ITSM Poster Presentation Purpose: The poster presentation enables students to develop the oral communication, video recording and editing, and poster presentation skills. It will also test their knowledge and application of the Information Technology Service Management (ITSM) framework. Assessment Details: Background IT s …

Details of Task: There are two parts to this assessment. Part 1 requires that you draft a Case Note. Part 2 requires that you draft a research assignment. The broad theme of this assessment is 'Bail in the Victorian Court System'. Part 1: CASE NOTE You must submit (via Moodle) an individual Case Note (not a headnote) of up to 1,000 words. The …

Your Task You are required to provide an individual written report which analyses a conflict situation and recommends several intervention strategies. You are to apply at least ONE (1) diagnostic tool (that has been covered in the subject to-date) to assess the conflict and identify potential intervention strategies. Assessment Description …

Section A Hypothetical Questions Question 1.In 2012, Sophie and Dominic buy a parcel of Torrens land in Fannie Bay, Darwin, for $750,000. The land comprised of a tennis court, which is surrounded by a tall wire fence, and a house with a large tropical garden. The purchase price of $750 000 was comprised of Sophie's savings of $500,000, and her br …

Read the Case Study information and instructions carefully for each . Case Study Part A A not-for-profit community service called Safety Central was established to provide a single point of entry and integrated service for women and children who have experienced family violence (the Mission). When women contact the service, they can access a ran …

PURPOSE The purpose of this assessment is to assist students to contextualise their learning and using theoretical knowledge in a practical and real-life situation. Students are asked to use critical thinking and reasoning to suggest a solution to a factual problem or problem. This task requires students to critically analyse elements of Australi …

Essay Topics 1. Professional boundaries are an important feature of therapeutic relationships between nurses and patients. Discuss this statement. Within your essay, identify the difference between boundary violations and boundary crossings and provide an example of each. 2. Reflective practice is regarded as a key skill for nurses that enhan …