Assessment Task 1 A. IMPLEMENTATION PLAN Goal: lift distribution capacity by 20% Current resources: 30 employees - 1 business manager - 15 employees in picking and packing team - 10 in distribution team - 4 in checkout team Operating hours: 5am to 5pm Products for distribution: dry food products, chemical cleaners, refrigerated foods, fresh and frozen produces, cigarettes and alcohol. Strategic direction: • Increased efficiency in distribution • Minimise wastage in resources • Improved technological equipment- better use of computers, iPads to implement better record keeping • Increase the number of supermarkets we service • Support innovative thinking, management and leadership skills • Create a high performing warehouse • Reduce…
Year 10 RE Assessment: Kanyini Questions Part A (Answer all 4 questions) – 8 marks 1. Describe the landscape around Uluru The land around Uluru is surrounded by areas with little vegetation and no tall vegetation. The main vegetation around Uluru are shrubs.…
Jose Flores Rodriguez Block 6 Mrs. Daniels English III - Dual Credit 1 December 2015 Their Eyes Were Watching God - Chapters 11-15 Socratic Seminar Questions Chapter 11 What are some reasons of why Janie has decided to pay attention to Tea Cake after she had told herself she would ignore him and treat him coldly? How are Tea Cake and Joe Starks different from one another, specifically with how they each treated Janie?…
The Critical Thinking Activity #3 raises an ethical situation about a small town imaging professional getting a job in a big city. This imaging professional believes that they are liberal and is very accepting of other people and their cultures. Even though they are unbiased about other cultures, they are still shocked by the variety of people that come through the hospital. After working there for a few weeks this imaging professional's supervisor calls them into their office and explains that patients have been concerned about the imaging professional's aloof attitude. This imaging professional is shocked by the subject and is hurt that anyone would think of them as aloof.…
Wesley, I have reviewed your Task 2 assignment: Drafting a Policy, and I am pleased that you invested much time and effort into completing it. There were policy statements in your draft that were very unique and I believe much of your content can be migrating into the official Mobile Devices policy. Good job! The timeline rating will be graded as Superior.…
The “Pattern or Practice” claim made within this letter addresses the use of deadly force the Albuquerque police officers uses during the officers everyday shifts. The investigation, which the writers of the letter contacted, concluded with, “… we have reasonable cause to believe that APD engages in a pattern or practice of use of excessive force, including deadly force, in violation of the Fourth Amendment and Section 14141,” (page one). The factual claim the letter is making is the fact police officers are using deadly forces in an unconstitutional manner. Through the unconstitutional shootings, the police are losing the trust of the community. The lack of support is making the job of the department harder than it needs to be.…
Practice Inquiry Competencies Practice inquiry competencies include; translation of new knowledge and application of that knowledge to contribute to a positive change in patient outcomes. Np’s will use evidence-based approach to manage patient care and treatment, including applying research findings to improve patient outcomes. Clinical guidelines will be individualized and executed as they relate to the specific practice. Technology and information Literacy Competencies Nurse Practitioners will use the most recent technology that will enhance safety and monitor health of patient and outcomes.…
This week in the field was slower than usual. Many of the tasks completed this week have been performed multiple times throughout my time with Vital Connections. One of the tasks completed this week was filing paperwork for student folders. This was a task where I went through the folders of students who attend Vital Connections and search for any missing information. Information such as health records, parent information, and child information etc.…
2.2: Explain the importance of improve practice and inform development. Receiving feedback is important because that is the only way you can develop on your skill and abilities as well as improving the care for the individuals that you provide. Receiving feedback from other people will gives you others point of view of how you work within your role and how well you are managing your responsibilities. You will receive feedback to know how you are performing and the areas that you need to work on (your weaknesses). When you receive feedback it is important that you are listening.…
This week in field was not too busy, but was busy enough to allow me to experience and complete new tasks. Although the tasks completed this week were not very challenging, they allowed me to come in contact with some of the competency skills. Competency skill 9 was re-introduced from last week. I was to report to the Arthurtown site and intern under the supervision of Ms. Julia. Ms. Julia had me continue to sort through employee files; looking for forms any of the teachers may have been missing or needed to update.…
One of the characteristics of the most effective training practices is: A. training starts at the bottom of the organization. B. little time is spent assessing training needs. C. training is evaluated by checking participant reactions. D. training is part of the corporate culture. 13.…
Discussion Question 1 1. When we consider what types of patients may use the service of a nurse practitioner, instead of a physician, I think it needs to be evaluated on the needs and health of the patient looking for service. More nurse practitioners are being integrated into the healthcare system, in order to assist with a primary care physician shortage. The nurses who have completed extra schooling for this position of a nurse practitioner, are familiar with many of the circumstances that can present in an office or an urgent care facility on a day to day basis (Knickman & Kovner, A., 2015). I have seen nurse practitioners for everyday concerns, like an earache and I did not have any reservations that she was not a physician.…
One thing that I learned about myself after taking the five assessments in FOCUS 2 was that I wanted to changed my major from political science to Sport and Recreation Management because of my new love and passion I got from fitness and I feel I can help more people this way. Another reason why I choose this major is because I believe it best suit my personality. I love working out, playing sports and love helping those individuals who want to become something more. I want to play sports for the rest of my life and after I retire, I want to mold individuals or team to reach their full potential. I would love to be a politician some day…
At the beginning of class we started off with an three shorts exercise that test how fast we could answers questions or reply to certain situations. As with the previous classes that were started with a exercise, this one was different. Some of the questions that were asked were how long you were married, and what school did you go to. Next, for the following exercise we were required to think of a letter and name a word that was associated with it. The letter that I had to associate a name with was z, so I said zebra.…
Should students have to pass a basic skills test to graduate high school? A basic skills test is very controversial, it leaves a lot of kids in distress over whether or not they will pass high school. A basic skills exit exam tests you over writing, math, reading, and other skills. If students don’t pass then they get the option to study and take it again, or they have to go to summer classes and retake courses so they can pass.…