Directions:n this assignment, you identify and describe a current social problem. You also identify a policy created and implemented to address the problem. This is the first part of your Social Change Project final assignment.Complete Part 1 of your Social Change Project.Address the following items in a 3-4 page paper:Describe a current social problem. How might this problem be incongruent with social work values/ethics?How/when has this problem been identified historically, and what were the actions taken to address this concern?How have the groups affected by this concern changed over time?Describe the policy area related to this social problem.Is the policy identified by your group dictated by local, state, or federal statute—or a combination thereof?What are the different aspects of the policy?How long has the current policy been in place?Who supports and who opposes the policy?What changes/amendments have been made to the policy?Explain how this policy affects clients you might see in a clinical setting and why, as a clinical social worker, it would be important to advocate for change.Make sure that your assertions are supported by appropriate research and reputable resources.Be sure to support your post with specific references to this week's resources. If you are using additional articles, be sure to provide full APA-formatted citations for your references.ResourcesJansson, B. S. (2018). Becoming an effective policy advocate: From policy practice to social justice. (8th ed.). Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole Cengage Learning Series.Chapter 7, "Analyzing Problems in the First Step of Policy Analysis" (pp. 204-243)Jansson, B. S. (2018). Becoming an effective policy advocate: From policy practice to social justice. (8th ed.). Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole Cengage Learning Series.Chapter 7, "Analyzing Problems in the First Step of Policy Analysis" (pp. 204-243)https://class.content.laureate.net/1d6006758ce64dd...

.1In this assignment, you will create a presentation that reflects on your proposed problem of interest and evaluates sampling techniques that would create a meaningful study pertaining to this problem.Step 1: Reflect on your proposed research question or problem of interest.Step 2: Consider different sampling techniques.Think about how you would compare and contrast the following sampling techniques:Simple Random SampleStratified Random SampleCluster Random SampleSystematic Random SampleConsider which of these sampling techniques you might employ for your research study. What are the advantages and disadvantages of each?Step 3: Consider who your audience might be if you were to deliver your presentation in person.What would you want them to know about this topic?What would you expect them to already know?Step 4: Create a 10- to 12-slide presentation that that evaluates and briefly summarizes the various sampling techniques listed in Step 2. Describe the sampling technique(s) you will use in your research and explain how your choice of sampling technique(s) will help you to create a meaningful study cohort.Address the following questions in your presentation:Who/what will your proposed sample consist of?How will subjects be recruited?Are there any special considerations about your population of interest that might pose barriers to obtaining a sample?What are the advantages and disadvantages of the sampling method(s) you plan to use?What potentials for error and bias related to sampling exist?Step 5: Review your presentation to ensure that you are using best practices for formatting slides.Include a title screen and summary screen.Avoid making slides too text heavy or dense with text. As a guideline, limit text on each slide to five bullet points of six words each.If using graphics, be sure that they are professional, reinforce your points, and are not used merely for decoration.Be sure to add what you would say if delivering the presentation to a live audience in the notes section of each slide.Make sure that the format of your presentation is professional and visually attractive. Cite any sources in APA format.8.1In this assignment, you will write a paper that describes data collection strategies used in quantitative and qualitative research; the paper will also describe strategies to gain trust with participants in your proposed research question or problem of interest.Step 1: Reflect on your proposed research question or problem of interest.Step 2: As you prepare to write your paper, consider the following questions:What data collection strategies are used in quantitative research? Why?What data collection strategies are used in qualitative research? Why?What quantitative or qualitative data collection strategies would you use in your proposed research study and why?Which strategy or strategies would help you to gain trust with your participants? Why?Step 3: Write a two-four page paper.Write a paper that describes and summarizes the various data collection strategies used in quantitative and qualitative research and those strategies used to gain participant trust. Identify and describe the qualitative or quantitative strategies you would use in your proposed study and the ways in which you would gain trust with participants.Construct your paper and cite any sources in APA format.NUR4158.1In order to influence policy, you have to understand how a bill is started, moves through the legislative system, and final enacted. In this assignment, you will trace a piece of legislation from introduction to how it impacts health care or nursing practice. Develop the assignment as if it will be used during a presentation at a conference or poster presentation.Step 1: Identify a bill that relates to health care, a social issue, or nursing practice.Step 2: Develop a poster presentation, infographic, FAQ document, or pamphlet which outlines how a bill is introduced and passed by including answers the following questions:State the legislation.Who introduced/sponsored the bill?Why did the person introduce it?Where was it introduced?Who helped to draft the legislation?Was nursing involved?Which committees were involved?Was it authorized?Was it appropriated?Did it make it out of committee?Was it enacted?What is the impact on health care or nursing practice?Step 3: Submit the written assignment using this assignment box.Cite any sources in 7th ed. APA format.Requirements: Whats required to complete assignmentStudent has agreed that all tutoring, explanations, and answers provided by the tutor will be used to help in the learning process and in accordance with Studypool's honor code & terms of service.

Examine the pages of the manual's introduction, found on the following pages, and read them carefully. Briefly analyze what you see as the manual's purpose and audience in some notes to yourself. In your examination, consider whether the tone established by the manual has adequately addressed the purpose and audience as you understand them. Feel free to make lists and expand on arguments as you require for the notes to be useful to you.Prepare a memorandum on your findings for Jody. The memo should present your informed opinions about the manual and provide numerous examples of important areas of concern from the manual. As an added precaution, it will be helpful for the memo to provide a brief summary in case Jody wants to use it as a quick reference as she talks with Capitani later on Monday. Keep in mind what a summary ideally needs to do for reader-users. Think through, as well, all of the contextual issues surrounding what you write in the rest of the memo and how you write it. Although Jody clearly wants your input, she has admitted to having already formed her opinion of the manual. And, though she says she doesn't want you to feel as though you have to agree with each other, she's obviously decided to ask you, at least partly because she's curious about how you'll respond. Clearly, your job does not rest on how well you perform this task; however, the intangibles (such as making certain kinds of impressions) are the things that often help to persuade people about your abilities. Given the contextual elements, think through what appropriate appeals you may make in an explanation of your findings.