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At least 2 citations. APA 7TH Edition Respond to this post. Healthcare is a patient-oriented business and should always be centered around the patient and family members involved in their care. We, as health care professionals, do not fulfill our due diligence when leaving the patient uninformed of decisions that are to be made that may or may not be life altering. According to (Hoffmann et al., 2014), both shared decision making, and evidence-based practice cannot function without one another and are essential to each other existence. Luckily, I have not had to be a part of an incident involving leaving the patient out of the loop and not effectively communicating with them. Our hospital purposely enforces strict rounding that brings together the physician, nurse, charge nurse, pharmacist and the patient and family members. One example of a shared decision-making event was when a patient had come in for some mild chest pain and ended up having a significant blockage seen by a heart catheterization. After this occurred the entire healthcare team rounded on the patient and discussed the next few steps in his plan of care. The doctors discussed that it would be extremely beneficial to perform open heart surgery, all the while taking time for the patient to understand the risks and allowing them to decide based upon all the factual knowledge available. Something as simple as this not only encourages evidence-based practice but also allows the patient to ask questions and feel like a part of this care plan. According to (Kon et al., 2016), health care professionals needs to include three imperative parts which are information discussion, careful consideration and making a decision. Our treatment team provided these three essentials when discussing the need for an open-heart surgery. This was even discussed when the patient was initially brought into the hospital prior to a heart catheterization. The health aid I chose that was most closely related to this patients chief complain was the coronary artery disease: Should I have an angioplasty for stable angina. This patient did have stable angina and had a heart cath performed, but there were too many occlusions to perform an angioplasty/stent. This decision aid would have been appropriate for this patient before the heart cath by showing the patient his options and the benefits/risks of the procedure. Through the utilization of this decision aid or others that were used in the process of shared decision making, the patient was found to have significant blockages that required an open-heart surgery. This knowledge would have never been made aware to the staff and the patient, thus potentially saving this patients life. I would utilize this aid in my life if anyone I personally know would need to make a decision about getting an angioplasty as it completely lays out in detail what occurs during the procedure, risks/benefits/ additional options, etc. References Hoffmann, T. C..

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a heart catheterization. The health aid I chose that was most
closely related to this patients chief complain was the coronary
artery disease: Should I have an angioplasty for stable angina.
This patient did have stable angina and had a heart cath
performed, but there were too many occlusions to perform an
angioplasty/stent. This decision aid would have been
appropriate for this patient before the heart cath by showing the
patient his options and the benefits/risks of the procedure.
Through the utilization of this decision aid or others that were
used in the process of shared decision making, the patient was
found to have significant blockages that required an open-heart
surgery. This knowledge would have never been made aware to
the staff and the patient, thus potentially saving this patients
life. I would utilize this aid in my life if anyone I personally
know would need to make a decision about getting an
angioplasty as it completely lays out in detail what occurs
during the procedure, risks/benefits/ additional options, etc.
References
Hoffmann, T. C., Montori, V. M., & Del Mar, C. (2014). The
connection between evidence-based medicine and shared
decision making.
JAMA
,
312
(13), 1295.
https://doi.org/10.1001/jama.2014.10186
Kon, A. A., Davidson, J. E., Morrison, W., Danis, M., & White,
D. B. (2016). Shared decision-making in intensive care units.
executive summary of the american college of critical care
medicine and american thoracic society policy statement.
American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine

,
193
(12), 1334–1336.
https://doi.org/10.1164/rccm.201602-0269ed
The Ottawa Hospital Research Institute. (2019).
Patient decision aids
.
https://decisionaid.ohri.ca/

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A strategic plan to inform emerging fashion retailers about social media research and best practices. 2 Proposal Overview Social media can take the form of various outlets, including, but not limited to: Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, YouTube, etc. Each social media platform has its specific use and benefits, with a wide range of active users. It is important to note that successful retailers are using these online strategies to penetrate new markets, to champion for social media movements, and to effectively develop connections with consumers. In this social media blueprint, we suggest using Instagram as our company’s main social media platform. Our primary research examines H&M, Topshop, and Uniqlo’s Instagram accounts and revealed the importance of using models, creating effective hashtags, and providing customer service. The secondary research presents the best practices of social media and how the public and specific individuals view social media. To conclude the proposal, we will provide a comprehensive strategy that includes a detailed plan with suggestions for a stellar social media presence. Primary Research Summary & Key Takeaways We have compiled the following key takeaways using Instagram. Our primary research includes a variety of retailers who specialize in different products and promote to diverse markets. These three key findings will provide an all-encompassing approach which will ultimately tie into our strategic recommendations going forward. #1: Using models to showcase the retailer's products increases follower satisfactions. Each one of our retailers uses this form of posting. The following three pictures are example images used by retailers to promote their products through outfit modeling. Our retailers provide consumers with the option to directly purchase clothing, accessories, and shoes via online portals. These types of posts provide followers with a visualization of how the products will look once worn, which is part of the purchasing decision many consumers take into account. In addition, these types of images also provide outfit inspirations when consumers are in need of assistance with outfit coordination. (Uniqlo) (H&M) (Topshop) 3 #2: The use of hashtags connects posts to a broader conversation and trend. Our retailers use various hashtags that either connected their post to an on-going product line, style, event, or motto and “catchphrase”. For example, Uniqlo wants to be known for their fashionable, yet simple clothing. Their hashtag, #simplemadebetter, allows Uniqlo to actively promote the company’s business strategy of revamping basic clothing to make it ‘better’ quality and more fashion forward. London Fashion Week is one of the most prominent events in the fashion industry, known to set the latest fashion trends. The #LFW (London Fashion Week) establishes Topshop as a brand that is compatible against the haute couture f.

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Assumption-Busting 1. What assumption do you have that is in some way limiting? Please be specific. 2. What is the exact opposite of that assumption? 3. How can you start acting differently, based on the fact that the opposite of your assumption is true? Be specific. Idea Presentation Form 1. Describe the idea in two-three sentences or bullets. 2. What need or desire does your idea address? 3. For whom is the idea intended (men age 45-50, punk rock fans in Philadelphia…)? 4. How is your idea better than other solutions that exist to address this need or desire? .

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Assuming you have the results of the Business Impact Analysis and risk assessment in hand, discuss in detail steps in selecting a strategy. Reference one additional article, in addition to the textbook itself. Format: Times 12, 1 inch margin, minimum of 2.5 pages double spaced (not counting references and other information such as your name, etc.) The attached content supports to navigate towards the core objectives of completing this paper Text book : Title: The Disaster Recovery Handbook Subtitle: **PLEASE SEE BOOKSTORE LINK BELOW TO PURCHASE REQUIRED MATERIALS Authors: Michael WALLACE, Lawrence WEBBER Publisher: AMACOM Publication Date: 2017-12-28 .

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assuming that Nietzsche is correct that conventional morality is against our natural expression of passions, argue a case that suggests that while he is correct, the truth is that people must be restricted in their natural expression, which moral statements clearly recognize dangerous natural inclinations and restrict them? what benefits do these restrictions provide to the individual as well as to society as a whole? how might Nietzsche react to your argument? .

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