SummaryRedemption is a movie based on the life of Stan Tookie Williams. Tookie was the founder of the gang called crips. His original intent for the gang was to protect his community. The crips grew larger and more violent than he could ever imagine. The gang took a horrible turn and became more of a hindrance than help for the community. Tookie was a very violent man who was charged with murder and suspected of many more. Tookie was sent to death row to await his execution. While incarcerated he made a drastic change win an effort to redeem himself for all his crimes as well as indiscretion.TheoryCode of the Street by Elijah Anderson.

Why is accountability important in the health care industry?How is an employee's accountability measured in the health care industry?How does accountability apply to ethical considerations in leadership and management?What does a checks-and-balances process look like in a successful organization?How does accountability affect an organization's working culture?How can you maintain a positive working culture and avoid a culture of blame? Cite a minimum of 4 peer-reviewed, scholarly, or similar references.Format your paper according to APA guidelines.

As graduate students at Walden University, you are responsible for designing and conducting research that is ethical in all aspects. Your course text, Surviving Your Dissertation describes the critical norms for conducting ethical research: (a) Validity of the research, (b) competency of the researcher, (c) beneficence of the research, (d) special populations, and (e) informed consent (pp. 275–276). Some of these norms arose from the scrutiny of well-known controversial, unethical studies.Your course text Research Methods for Public Administrators describes three “illustrative cases” in Chapter 8: (a) The Tuskegee Syphilis Study is a classic example of the violation of the Nuremberg principles. (b) Another well-known example of deceptive research and a lack of protection of subjects’ privacy is Humphrey’s study on gay men. (c) The final example of deception in research is the Milgram study on participants’ level of obedience in harming others. You may wish to investigate all three of these studies more thoroughly.In this Discussion, you will examine the role of the IRB, your responsibilities for ensuring that you design an ethical study, and the ways in which you can reduce or eliminate ethical challenges. To prepare for this Discussion, review the Dissertation and Ethics resources listed for the week.Post by Day 3 in the following ways:Explain the role of the IRBExplain ethical problems you might experience if you were to conduct research on your identified topic of research.Analyze the impact of these potential ethical challenges. How might participants be affected, for example?Devise ways you might address these ethical challenges to the IRB to ensure integrity in the research process.Analyze the ethical values you hold that underlie your response.Be sure to support your postings and responses with specific references to the Learning Resources.