The Legal System/Framing Issues of Public Health, Law, and Policy

The Session Long Project will involve an in-depth study of a
governmental role/program in public health. Your project will involve
identifying responsible governmental agencies; describing current
challenges and potential impact; proposing a public health policy;
researching pertinent laws; and evaluating the ethical principles of
laws/policies, financial impact, and sources of funding.

1. Select a governmental role/responsibility in public health for your
   SLP. Describe the governmental role/responsibility. Identify the
   agencies responsible at federal, state, and local government level.
2. Describe the current challenges and potential impact of these
   challenges to public health (related to the item you selected in No. 1).
3. Describe the goal of the proposed policy.
4. What is the supporting evidence for implementing this policy?
5. How is this policy to be achieved?
6. Who is this policy intended to help?
7. Which agencies will implement this policy?
8. How cost-effective do you expect this policy to be?
9. How well do you anticipate this policy will be accepted, given the priorities, culture, values, and political climate?
10. What are your strategies for overcoming barriers in implementing the policy?

SLP Assignment Expectations

Length: Assignment should be from 3 to 4 pages (750 to 1000 words) in length. 3 cited sources from required reading

Required Reading

Read Chapters 1 and 2 of the following text:
Wing, K. R., & Gilbert, B. (2007). The law and the public’s health. Chicago, IL: Health Administration Press.

Health Policies. (2011).

Brownson, R., Chriqui, J., & Stamatakis, K. (2009). Understanding evidence-based public health policy. American Journal of Public Health, 99(9), 1576-1583. Retrieved from ABI/INFORM Global.

Magnusson, R. S. (2007). Mapping the scope and opportunities for public health law in liberal democracies. The Journal of Law, Medicine, & Ethics, 35(4), 571-587.

Roberts, D. (2008). The American people speak out on health care. Public Manager, 37(4), 91-93. Retrieved from ABI/INFORM Global.

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BRM/353 PRODUCT AND BRAND MANAGEMENT

Team Paper: Product/Brand Development: Phase II

Research a brand that recently faced a crisis. For example: issues related to labor relations, competition, litigation, minimum wage, bankruptcy, financial constraints, generational marketing, etc.

The team chose: Chipotle, they have had to close a few times now due to people getting sick.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/laurengensler/2017/07…

The following is the team breakdown: (Only Answer the one it says MY PART) within 100-150 words only.

Antoni– Summarize crisis and put paper together and submit

MY PART– Who dropped the ball/ how did it happen

Chris– How should the situation been handled

Kristi– How can WE avoid a similar situation

Kry– Prepare some sort of graph or table show direct correlation between revenue and crisis (loss of money or customer base).

Please ensure your responses are between 100-150 words each

Make sure to use in-text citation and list the reference you used to answer the question.

TEXTBOOK: Smith The World’s Religions (50th anniversary edition) isbn #9780061660184

Notes from Professor:

* Judaism is the first of the western, or Abrahamic faiths, that we will study. These religions (Judaism, Christianity and Islam) are cousins who all claim to have inherited the covenant promises made to Abraham–a major character in the book of Genesis.

* Jews descend from Abraham’s son Isaac, while descendants of Abraham’s first son Ishmael later gave rise to the Islamic faith.

* Judaism is a religion and also a people group…as a people, Jews are descendants of the characters in the Bible, beginning with Abraham.

* The Jewish book of scripture is what is commonly known as the Old Testament to Christians. (Jews do not believe in or follow the New Testament)

* Judaism is often regarded as the first of the major monotheistic religious traditions.

* Be sure to read Chapter 7 of the textbook for details on the 8 areas where Jews find meaning in the world–I touch on some of these below.

* Meaning in Morality….Judaism is a religion of doing, as opposed to a religion of faith. God gave commandments to the people of Israel in the first five books of the Bible, and Judaism centers on trying to follow these commandments (having to do with eating, worship, dress, marriage, legal codes….basically all areas of life). While the 10 Commandments are quite well known, Jewish scholars find a total of 613 commandments in scripture.

* Meaning in Suffering….to be Jewish is to have experienced suffering throughout the history of the people. Be it slavery in Egypt, being conquered by other powers later in the Old Testament, living under Roman occupation at the time of Jesus, centuries of anti-Jewish hatred since the birth of Christianity, the Holocaust….the Jews have been targeted time and again by those who have tried to eradicate them as a people group.

* Meaning in Messianism…..Jews believe that the Old Testament predicts the coming of a Messiah one day. The word messiah is from the Hebrew for “anointed one.” (In Greek, Messiah is translated as Christos, or Christ in English). In ancient Israel, a new king would be anointed with oil. Jews still await the coming of the Messiah, who in their understanding will be a human being (and not divine), and someone who will bring world peace once they come to earth. The Old Testament does not speak of a “Second Coming,” so Jews expect the Messiah to accomplish his mission all at once.
It is important to note that Jesus was a Jew, as were most of his early followers. After his death, once most Jews continued to await the coming of the Messiah, the followers of Jesus developed what came to be Christianity. From a theological perspective, Christians believe Jesus was human as well as divine, which traditional Judaism does not believe possible. For Jews, monotheism means God is separate from created beings such as humans.

The health care industry is constantly evolving. Its evolution is driven and affected by new and improved technologies. As technology is developed and improved upon, the health care industry can use it to improve patient experience. Patient experience can have an impact on several aspects of the health care industry, most importantly facility revenue.

Complete the Technology Used to Improve Patient Experience chart.

• Identify five technologies that can improve patient experience. You can choose from the examples below or research some of your own to use:
  • Communication methods
  • Patient records
    • Patient portals
• TelemedicineOnline medical care
  • Devices
• Patient care
• Describe the five technologies you identified.
• Explain how each selected technology improves patient experience.
• Include an artifact that represents each technology selected (e.g., an image, video, or article of the selected technology).

In this assignment, you will be required to correctly cite the resources you used. The Center for Writing Excellence has the Reference and Citation Generator, which can be used to ensure that you have correctly formatted citations. Remember that there is a guide linked to the homepage of the Reference and Citation Generator and under student materials in this course if you need assistance.

Cite at least 3 peer-reviewed, scholarly, or similar resources.