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    My goal for the behavior change project was to lose ten pounds by the cutoff date. My three short-term goals were losing two pounds, five pounds, and eight pounds. Looking back on these goals, I wish that I would have chosen better dates for these to be completed by. My original long-term goal was to lose twenty pounds, which now seems almost impossible due to me not being able to lose ten pounds in a few months. I was also unable to meet my three short term goals. Although I was unable to reach…

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    Action Plan Facilitator

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    Action Plan Facilitator Goals Define your goals - What does it mean to you to be an effective facilitator of adult learning? Think in terms of short term and long term goals. An effective facilitator of learning cultivates a healthy, safe, and positive learning environment. My role as a facilitator is to pose the necessary question to allow my learners critically think. In order to be an effective facilitator of adult learning, I must be able to assess my learners, then develop a plan that will…

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    1) My academic and career goals are set around the medical field. I want to finish my nursing degree and hopefully work for a great hospital/clinic that will give me the opportunity to grow and advance with them. I came about this career goal because of my own conditions. A few years ago I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes and it woke me up. I have an eleven years old daughter and being diagnosed made me think twice about what I should be doing with my life and how i should spend my days. I had…

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    Job Redesign

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    Elizabeth Layman, PhD, RHIA, CCS, FAHIMA, East Carolina University, calls attention to overall goal setting as part of the examination and implementation of job enrichment leading to an outline on how focusing on a variety of changes can impact the efficiency of departments as well as employees in Health Information services. Layman points out leaders can examine their departments keeping in mind organizational goals and look at 4 key levels which include re-engineering, re-structuring, work…

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    As you’re planning make sure you include your daily term goals to see how you can incorporate them in your schedule along with the long and short term goals that will need to include throughout the week in order to get close to achieving your goals. For example if you’re long term goals is to get accepted to the dental program at UMKC. Then you could plan to make your short goal similar to the long term goal by planning to pass every semester with good grades. As you began to plan…

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    Mission Mission is an essential part of an organization and may often be presented as a written statement (Carpenter, Bauer, Erdogan, & Short, 2014). Information about what an organization does, their values and their goals for the future should be included in the mission and vision statements (Carpenter, Bauer, Erdogan, & Short, 2014). A mission statement, as defined in the textbook Principles of Management, is “a statement of purpose describing who the company is and what it does” (Carpenter,…

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    Professional Development Plan Reflecting the materials from previous weeks in regards to building my own professional development pland (PDP), this analysis will analyze personal goals and strategies. In my scholastic journey, I have apperceived both strengths and weaknesses in which I have set to invigorate every semester. I decided to attend the Doctorate program with the understanding that I would have to work harder in reinforcing my impuissances especially the ones concerning the…

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    The nursing process is a framework that is reliable to make appropriate decisions (Bloniasz, 2011, p. 15). This framework, just like any other consists of five steps that can be used as a tool to guide a person. The steps are assessment, analysis, planning, implementation, and lastly evaluation (Black, 2014, p. 227). We must keep in mind that during these steps, the collaboration between the patient and the nurse should occur, and although some situations may prevent this from happening,…

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    Diversity Reflection Paper

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    Looking back at my first assignment in this class, I can clearly see now how little I knew about what diversity really meant. I thought I “knew” the meaning of diversity because I moved from another country, but diversity it is more than speaking a different language. Diversity is the embrace of dissimilarities of people from different cultural backgrounds. This class gave me the tools to reflect on how my personal experiences taught me about diversity and how I have embraced it in different…

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    lesson from the book that supports Herzberg’s Two-Factor Theory is the statement the one-minute manager says about companies spending more money on equipment and other external items that are part of hygiene, and spending less money on employee development, a motivator. Hygiene combined with motivators will produce a satisfied worker, which can result in not just quantity but quality performance. Employees produce results so investing in them would not be a bad idea. B) An example of this would…

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