Read and Review the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services: Roadmap for Implementing Value Driven Healthcare in the Traditional Medicare Fee-for-Service Program

For this assignment, you will create a Microsoft PowerPoint slide show.

Continue your research on the specific HEDIS measure you used in Unit 3. In this unit, you need to research other health care quality initiatives related to your chosen measure. For example, the Institute for Healthcare Improvement helps health care organizations track and report data. The Agency for Healthcare Research (AHRQ) provides funding and publishes research on many different quality measures. Using the HEDIS information, the State of Healthcare Quality reports, and any other information you have found in your search of the major health care quality groups and your Capella library research, create a 12-slide Microsoft PowerPoint slide show.

Take the viewpoint of a consultant presenting this information to a health care administrator.

• Discuss the importance of your chosen measure and why the organization should work on this particular measure by providing statistics and details related to your HEDIS measure.
• Integrate the financial benefits of working with this specific data to improve organizational integration of your HEDIS measure.

Your PowerPoint presentation should have a title slide, speaker notes, and references. While color and clip art are welcome, there is no need for voice-over or for special features.

The PowerPoint presentation must include:

• Correct citations including the Web site or sites used for resource information.
• References to the specific data studied or included in the PowerPoint presentation.
• An analysis of how the HEDIS measure is applicable to quality improvement, explaining how organizations quantify the outcome of your chosen measure.
• An evaluative component that evaluates the improvement trend for your current HEDIS measure topic. You may discuss if this is a new measure based on a specific finding or if this is an ongoing measure with years worth of data reported.
• A recommendation on the value of the specific HEDIS measure or similar topical measure. Consider if this HEDIS measure is met by most organizations–what would be the anticipated health outcomes for the facility, organization, or community?

you need to know how to write a press release 400 words, story pitch, blog post (300-400 words), and a social media campaign.

It will be about
Three-day series of concerts with on-site activities•December 3-5, the first December weekend in 2021•Concerts at Hard Rock Stadium, American Airlines Arena, and Marlins Park•Performances by artists from Miami and those who call the city home•Money raised from ticket sales goes to a newly created fund managed by The Miami Foundation, which will make grants to organizations helping Miami-Dade residents.

I will add more instructions about the press release, story pitch, blog post, and social media campaign.

i can attach exaples of a story pitch and press release that I have done in the past.

Research the following case and write essay: On February 13, 2013, a man involved in a child-support matter waited outside the courthouse in Chesterfield County, South Carolina. When the child’s mother exited the courthouse, the assailant (the child’s father) shot and wounded the child’s mother and then shot and wounded the child’s grandfather. The assailant was apprehended after a high-speed car chase.

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more than two pages should be spent summarizing the incident and what led up to it. The remaining two pages should be
devoted to assessing what went wrong and what was handled correctly. Your recommendations should take into account
what we have learned over the past several weeks and the material presented in the report.

The Essay must be a minimum of four (4) full pages in length, not including the title page, abstract, and reference page. The
essay should be written in paragraph format. This essay requires APA style formatting, including the citing of key points and
material utilizing in-text citations and references.

(1) A trolley is running out of control down a track. In its path are 5 people who have been tied to the track by a mad philosopher. Fortunately, you can flip a switch, which will lead the trolley down a different track. Unfortunately, there is 1 person tied to that track. Should you flip the switch?

(2) As before, a trolley is hurtling down a track towards 5 people. This time you are on a bridge under which it will pass, and the only way to stop it would be if there was a heavy weight you could somehow drop in front of it. As it happens, there is an offensive lineman for the Ohio State Buckeyes standing next to you, so you can stop the trolley by knocking him off the bridge and onto the track, killing him to save the passengers. Assuming you have an adrenaline rush which gives you enough strength, should you do it?

(3) Now you find out that the OSU lineman (a philosophy major) is the one who tied the people to the track. Does this change your answer? Note that going by utilitarianism, all three answers would be the same, since the result is always 1 dead and 5 saved. What does this say about utilitarianism in your view- do you agree with it?

The intervention of the federal government effectively ended the “legal underpinnings of segregation and discrimination and set in motion events that would irrevocably transform the political and social status of African Americans”*(Hine, Hine, and Harrold, The African American Odyssey, Vol. II, Page 598). Despite massive resistance by many of the Southern states, including the use of state sponsored violence, the federal government intervened at crucial moments provoked in part by non-violent confrontational strategies pursued by civil rights leaders and covered widely by the national media. At the same time, new leaders were arising in the movement with much less patience and different strategies than the traditional movement. They were in fact much more confrontational.

1. Discuss the “black power” movement including its ideologies, objectives and tactics as well as its leaders. How did they differ from the previous leadership of the civil rights movement?

Here is a well done video on the Black Panthers.