An electronic health or medical record (EMR) is a digital version of a paper medical chart that contains a patient’s medical history. EMRs offer clinicians and patients increased access to information and assist in the coordination of care. In hospitals, EMRs are particularly useful because each member of the health care team is able to monitor a patient’s progress across disciplines. A social worker, for example, is able to read, in real time, the note of every physician, nurse, or therapist who has seen a patient. To maintain HIPAA compliance, institutions have strict policies that restrict access to EMRs. These policies require computers and networks to be secure, ensuring that only authorized users can access protected health information.To prepare for this Discussions, review this week’s resources including the article by Harman et al. Consider the complexities involving the emerging electronic health record system. Think about how the HIPAA Privacy and Security Rules apply to EMRs.Post an explanation of how the HIPAA Privacy and Security Rules apply to EMRs. Then, address the following questions and explain your reasoning:Can a social worker access any patient’s electronic medical record?Can a social worker access his or her own electronic medical record?Can a social worker access the electronic medical record of his/her family members?Finally, explain the positive and negative ramifications HIPAA might have on medical social work practice in clinical settings with regard to handling EMRs.https://www.clinicalsocialworkassociation.org/HIPA...https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-professionals/privac...

How would you handle the following three situations? What would you specifically do in each?Your client expresses emotional or physical attraction to you and you have similar feelings for your client.You have feelings of attraction to your client, but you do not know if your client has similar feelings toward you.Your client expresses attraction to you, but you do not have any feelings of attraction toward your clientInitial DQ Substantive Requirements: 250-300 words with appropriate APA citations

For this assignment, you will choose one example each of paintings that represent the Eastern and Western landscape tradition from the same time period. In your essay, compare and contrast each work's individual similarities and differences and identify major contrasts in these two cultural approaches.First, conduct basic research on Eastern and Western landscape paintings and create a list that includes the major ways in which they are similar and different.Then using sources or comparable sites, browse examples of both Eastern and Western landscape art and choose two examples that allow you to write a fully-developed essay based on three or more major points of comparison.Consider the following questions as you brainstorm your comparisons:What did each artist hope to accomplish with his or her work?What aspect of the landscape did each artist most value?Did the artists demonstrate personal connections with their landscapes, or were they conveying broader cultural messages?Do the artworks represent attitudes towards nature that continue on today?Explain each consideration in detail and refer directly to how they are demonstrated in the art itself.Next, summarize the primary points you will address in one "thesis statement," which will appear as a sentence in your essay's introduction. Note that not all Eastern and Western landscapes will make strong enough statements to support a fully-developed essay. For example, if Eastern landscapes stress a reverence for nature, look for Western examples that either clearly do or do not represent the same idea. Your choices should provide you with at least three clear, strong points of comparison.Essay (800 - 1200 Words)First, review the information regarding "comparative essays" in the Module 5 Writing Skills Development page and decide which strategy you will follow to write your essay.Insert an image file with caption of each of the landscape examples you have chosen to write about at the beginning of your document file—one by an Eastern artist and one by a Western artist.IntroductionIdentify the artists who created the landscapes, the subject of the works, and the era in which they were painted.Provide a brief description of how each work represents the ideals of the Eastern and Western landscape traditions or philosophies. As before, this is a "thesis-driven" essay. Include your thesis statement in the introduction and explain the three or more points of comparison you will be using in your analysis of the different attitudes towards nature, landscape, or the environment that you find in these two works.Using one of the strategies explained in the Module 5 Writing Skills Development page (Compare and Contrast Strategies), explain how the two works compare or contrast according to your three points of comparison. Use terminology from the elements of art and principles of design as you examine each work.Conclude by explaining any major differences, similarities, or attitudes towards nature that were revealed by the artists of the works you chose. Do you think the Eastern and Western philosophies concerning nature are vastly different, or are they similar? Explain why. Is this still true in the modern era?Create a "Works Cited" section that lists your 3+ scholarly sources in MLA Style format at the end of your paper. Be sure you have properly cited any direct quotes you use in support of your own writing.