Compare and Contrast Two News Pieces

Writing

Coverage by of the news is not carried out by any monolithic organization that gets to decide what is, and is not, the correct way to report the news. Today perhaps more than ever, the editorial or opinion piece of the news is more apparent and widespread than it had been in the decades before cable news, 24-hour-news cycles, and the rise of the Internet as a news source. This does not necessarily mean that the news has become any less impartial, simply that news organizations are more conscious of markets and demographics, the people they are trying to attract, than ever before.

For your assignment this week, find two articles that address the same issue produced by two different news sources (this cannot be the same AP story published by different sources). In 1-2 pages, provide a summary of what message each writer is trying to get across, and provide a brief compare and contrast analysis of the two pieces. Explain which piece you feel is more effective and why. Be sure to include links for each article in your assignment.

Normal Accident Theory Versus Culture of Safety discussion

Science

As a team consider the following scenario:

On Dec. 7, 2000, the Cincinnati Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) office heard through media and police reports that there were two deaths at a nursing home in Ohio. OSHA determined that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) should take a lead role in performing an investigation.

Because the nursing home had many residents who had unhealthy respiratory systems, the nursing home routinely ordered and received tanks that contained pure oxygen. During one delivery, the supplier mistakenly delivered one tank of pure nitrogen in addition to the three tanks of pure oxygen that had been ordered. The nitrogen tank had both an oxygen and nitrogen label. An employee at the nursing home connected the nitrogen tank to the nursing home’s oxygen delivery system. This event caused two nursing home residents to die, and three additional nursing home residents were admitted to hospitals in critical condition. Within the following month, two of these three additional residents also died, bringing the total death toll to four.

(Based on accident # 837914 www.osha.gov)

Write a 200 word paper in which you compare the Normal Accident Theory to the Culture of Safety model.

Include the following in your paper:

  • Explain why the FDA, not OSHA, was responsible for investigating this case.

  • Cite at least 1 peer-reviewed, scholarly, or similar references and your textbook to support your assignmen

Business Report- Semiahmoo Shopping Centre- ‘(DO NOT BID IF YOU ARE NOT GOOD AT BUSINESS REPORTS)

Business Finance

WE are working on TOPic #2

ALL RECOMMENDATIONS MUST BE FEASIBLE,

Semiahmoo Shopping Centre. It is an actual mall located at Whiterock, Greater Vancouver area, BC, Canada.

The report instruction includes the requirements of the final report, it is a 3500 words report, with 7 sources, at least 2 graphs. The 3500 words do not include references, appendix, table of contents, and the email inside.

American Association Of Nurse Practitioners Benefits Of Organisation

Science

Professional advocacy is about supporting the interests of one’s profession. Professional associations advocate for their members by uniting as a single voice and taking action to advance or remove barriers to the profession. Nurse practitioners (NPs) unite in member-created associations and organizations at many different levels: local, state, national, and international. They unite as specialty groups to further the goals or interests of their profession. Each of these organizations has a purpose or mission, membership benefits, and role in professional advocacy. While individually the NP may be able to contact a legislator on an issue of concern, a professional organization has the collective power of being able to be heard in numbers. These organizations are poised to take the course of action needed to influence the stakeholders. Just as these groups take action to make change, individual NPs must take action to promote their own professional interests and causes. One of the best ways a professional can support their profession is by joining an association or organization.

Directions

3–5 page paper address the following:

  1. for the ANNP American Association of nurse practitioners
  2. Discuss the mission and vision of this organization.
  3. Describe the requirements for membership.
  4. Explain at least five benefits to belonging to this organization.
  5. Demonstrate understanding of the advocacy efforts of this organization by answering the following:
  • What are the current key issues of concern (name at least three)?
  • What actions are being taken by this organization to address these concerns?
  • What current legislative efforts are being done by this organization in ONE of the following areas:
    • expanding the NP scope of practice
    • NP regulation of practice
    • Healthcare policy
    • Payment issues
    • Prescriptive privileges
  • Reflect on how a membership to this organization can promote the NP profession.
  • utilize spelling and grammar check to minimize errors
  • follow the conventions of Standard English (correct grammar, punctuation, etc.)
  • be well ordered, logical, and unified, as well as original and insightful
  • display superior content, organization, style, and mechanics
  • use APA 6th Edition format for organization, style, and crediting sources.