Environmental Analysis and Competitive Advantage It is imperative for today’s organizations to conduct environmental analysis that will be used for current and future strategic planning. When conducting an environmental analysis on Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago, there are certain steps that I will undertake to complete the strategic evaluation. First, I will identify environmental forces that are likely to affect the hospital’s operations. The environmental forces identified should be relevant to the organization, the health care industry, and the geographical location that the hospital operates. Since the hospital is located in Chicago, I will identify environmental forces that are within the city, but also consider other factors that are prevalent in the health care industry. After identifying the relevant forces, I will then analyze the information I will have gathered relating to the environmental factors that are likely to impact its operations. The gathered information should entail both internal and external environmental forces such as legal regulations, government policies, prevailing economic conditions, social settings, technological factors, and internal resources. I will then use the gathered information to forecast the impact…

Public good games are becoming more prominent around the world, and specifically economic games are being utilized to measure human behaviour and non-human behaviour, respectively. The findings of these games have been used in discourses to ascertain that human beings are pro-social, and that by nature, people are exceptionally philanthropic. That is to mean it is innate in human beings to sacrifice their desires to make the other person happy readily. Conversely, during such games, human beings learn the tricks to bring out their selfish interests associated with personal payoffs. The authors of “Pro-social preferences do not explain human cooperation in public-goods games” brings out key concepts and themes related to human behaviour as follows; Rational choice theory: the authors have shown that natural human being acts rationally. Any decision they make is based on logical judgement rather than social inclinations. People can work socially, but their decisions and choices are strongly pegged on rational judgements. That is why it is sometimes extremely hard to determine human behaviour based on their social inclinations. Personal gain Increases social behaviour: Human beings…

  Comparative Analysis Essay Introduction Essentially, ‘No Name Woman’ is the first chapter of Maxine Hong Kingston’s book titled ‘The Woman Warrior.’ The imaginative fiction addresses the author’s experience of growing up as a Chinese American. Hence, the narrator relates how Chinese culture continues to influence their family life while in the US and the identity crisis confronting all the immigrants and everyone else living within a multicultural society (Kingston 238). ‘Shooting an Elephant’ is a Canadian writer’s memoir that describes an English narrator’s experience, perhaps Orwell himself, when he was ordered to shoot an elephant while working as a police officer in Burma (Orwell 309). Since the villagers pressurize him to kill the animal, he obeys their command, although it is against his conscience. Hence, the elephant’s slow and painful death heightens his anguish. Assertively, Maxine Hong Kingston’s ‘No Name Woman’ and ‘Shooting an Elephant’ by George Orwell are two innovative autobiographies that portray the relationship between an individual and society or multiple societies and explores problems immigrants encounter interacting or living within a multicultural society. Comparison Identity Crisis…

Your body needs at least sixteen minerals and thirteen vitamins you can obtain from natural food or supplement supplements. It would be best to have the nutrients for growth, reproduction, maintenance, and body processes regulation. Multivitamins help your boy enzyme reactions or work as structural elements or signaling molecules. They also offer you vitamins and minerals in varying forms and quantities, such as fatty acids, herbs, and amino acids. https://www.columbusrecoverycenter.com/blog/vitamins-addiction-recovery/ According to research by 12 step rehab, Addiction segregates you and pushes your loved ones away. It leaves you to deal with your addiction problem alone. The rehab has laid out a A 12-step addiction recovery program that encourages you to bank on higher power support. However, that is not the only support that you need as you fight Addiction. If you are an alcohol or narcotic addict, you probably need some. Multivitamins to help you challenge your Addiction. Can Taking Multivitamins Prevent Addiction and help heal from one? Has it ever crossed your mind that vitamins can help you recover from Addiction? According to research, when you have good…

Internal Proposal Problem COVID-19 pandemic has affected every aspect of people’s lives, including education. The pandemic led to the closure of schools affecting learning in higher education learning and many students’ lives across the world. For continued learning, colleges and universities have been implementing a shift to online learning. Learning has been interrupted for millions of students. Besides students, the pandemic has affected how other people like researchers and other education stakeholders influence education. For example, parents aren’t able to take part in their children’s education as much as they did before the pandemic financially. The transition to online learning has been a significant problem for colleges and universities, affecting all stakeholders from teachers, students, parents, and education administrators to the country’s education sector. Transition is mainly affected by the availability of necessary resources to facilitate learning. Teachers lack targeted training and support for online instructions. Most students don’t have a consistent connection to the internet, while others lack computers to facilitate online learning. Most homeschooling students can’t replicate delivery models as there is no time for planning around the…

Bloodstain Pattern Analysis Bloodstain pattern analysis can range from simple to complex. While most forensic investigators are able to con duct the preliminary bloodstain pattern analysis and establish the castoff blood patterns, identifying convergence areas and origin of bloodstain using trigonometric and string approaches is more intricate and requires an expert (Osborne et al., 2016). The systematic analysis of bloodstain patterns requires comprehensive training and experience, which surpasses the basic crime scene process. Arguably, it will be unproductive to train all forensic investigators on in-depth blood pattern analysis as the training is not only extensive but complex and will not be adequately covered as part of forensic training (Holowko et al., 2016). As a constituent of forensic training, investigators will only have the chance to learn the basic bloodstain pattern analysis without going into details necessary for in-depth bloodstain analysis. Therefore, forensic investigators interested in the course should pursue it individually and start from the entry-level as they gain experience and climb up the ladder of becoming expert analysts. Besides, making the course universal for all forensic detectives may create…

  COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THEORY People with personality disorders have three beliefs about themselves: they are helpless, unlovable, and worthless. Health practitioners should always be keen on their patients’ behavioral changes and beliefs to quickly decide what problems and cognitions to centralize during treatment. According to Toby’s case, he suffers from social anxiety, emotional dysregulation, posttraumatic stress, abuse, and depression. Toby, issues start as he grows up where he watches his parents’ divorce, and he had to testify against both parents so that either of them gets full custody(Cusack,2016). As a child, the issue of divorce brings about stress. Toby grows up feeling helpless because he has experienced many problems while he was young, and he is still going through a lot in his social life, marriage, and workplace.  Toby had been in a toxic marriage for a long time where his Ex-wife Katy emotionally abused him; that must have caused stress, depression, and feeling of unworthiness. Emotional dysregulation defines a period where a person has many negative emotions that they cannot control, for instance, fear, anxiety, and sadness. Abuse from…

Student’s Name: Professor’s Name: Course: Date: Data systems Data is often used in almost every part of our lives for different purposes. Numerous types of data systems usually support the data we use. The different data systems have some similarities, but each has its unique purpose and characteristics. The different attributes each data system has makes them suitable for a particular data related function or need. In our paper, I choose two types of data systems, which are static and transactional. Standpoint theory articulates that knowledge comes from a social position from a feminist theoretical perspective. The theory was extracted from the Marxist argument that states that oppressed people have special knowledge access unavailable to the privileged class. Knowledge production is influenced by inequalities between men and women (Yunkaporta, Tyson, and Doris Shillingsworth, 4) Static can also be referred to as a reporting type of data system. A static data system is a one-way data system that allows the end-user to see data but cannot modify it. Here the data element cannot be changed. This type of data is significant…

          Enterprise risk management Professor’s name: Student’s name: Date                 Throughout the course, risk management approaches were thoroughly explained, and their benefits of keeping a business going expounded. Other than the traditional approaches of managing risks, enterprise risk management (ERM) is introduced, which is way better due to its ability to pool all risks that may negatively or positively affect a business process. After identifying the significant risks, the top management designs and implements the most appropriate risk management methodology. The most interesting assignments in this course were article reading and analysis, the common rule, and its relations to information systems and digital privacy. The application of baseline security requirements in cloud computing within an enterprise risk management framework was equally engaging. The most interesting reading was an enterprise risk management application and implementation case study. The reading depicts the importance of risk management, its processes, and the importance of the ERM framework as a decision-making tool in an enterprise to minimize risks and increase opportunities. The course changed…

    Gender Bias in English   Name Institutional Affiliation Course Name Instructors Name Date       Gender Bias in English There are many gender biased languages in the world. This means that the language favors a specific gender more than another. Historically, many women lack prominence in many cultures. This has led to researches been conducted and brought about debates in recent years. Language has been one topic of discussion. In most languages, masculine words are used to describe both men and women. Research indicates that if a person speaks a language that describes men with careers heavily and women as family people, they are likely to live with a gender stereotype (Neal, 2017). Examples of languages known for gender biasness include Danish, German, English, Swedish, Norwegian, and Hindi. Many people have pointed out that English is a gender-biased language. It is known as a language that has a bias towards women. Many English speakers use gender-specific terms when referring to professions or specific people such as businessmen or waitress. Pronouns such as he, him, or his are…