Part IundefinedDiscussion Question:undefinedAn ongoing challenge for advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) has been changing state legislation that allow APRNs to practice to the fullest extent to which they were academically prepared. For this discussion question, contact the Board of Nursing (BON) in your state or access your BON online. Examine laws that govern APRNs in your state. Consider the following: do APRNs in your state have prescriptive authority; is there legislation in place that allows them to practice autonomously; and finally, if a bill has been passed and adopted, which legislator introduced the bill and who were the strongest advocates for the bill? Then post an initial response that addresses the following:undefinedExplain how the lack of autonomy for APRNs impact patients in rural populations? As a health care professional in an advocacy role, what resources could you utilize to guide you in changing policies that impact APRNS in your state? Include in your discussion the type of stakeholders and collaborative partners you would seek to guide or assist you on this cause.undefinedPart IIundefinedAssignment:undefinedPopulation Health AdvocacyundefinedHuman trafficking, extreme poverty, preventable diseases, the opioid crisis and the lack of adequate low-income housing are a few current societal concerns worthy of social change. Nurses and healthcare leaders are in a good position to shape and influence health care policy.undefinedThink of a cause you believe in strongly. Access the website of your elected officials either at the local, state, or federal level using the following link: https://www.usa.gov/elected-officials/ or use the website of your choice. Explore some of the issues and committees your legislators are involved in and select at least one that interest you or align with your beliefs. You may also contact your legislator’s office and speak to his or her legislative assistant by calling the U.S. Capitol switchboard operator at (202) 224-3121 for the Senate and (202) 225-3121 for the House. Legislator assistants are very knowledgeable about the legislator’s agenda and can provide a wealth of information. undefined undefinedThis assignment will be at least 1500 words or more. This week reflect on advocacy, collaborative partnerships with other health care practitioners and stakeholders, and the policy making process and write a paper that addresses the following:undefined Describe the policy issue, policy problem of interest or a particular bill that your legislator has introduced. Elaborate on why the policy matters and what you can possibly do to strengthen the policy? Briefly define the role you would play as an advocate for the healthcare consumer and healthcare professionals. Explain how the policy impacts the public at large or a particular population. What stakeholders would you collaborate with to promote the cause? undefinedAssignment ExpectationsundefinedLength: 1500-2000 words in lengthundefinedStructure: Include a title page and reference page in APA format. These do not count towards the minimal word amount for this assignment. Your essay must include an introduction and a conclusion.

Analyze and document the ethnic composition demographics of patients currently served at the clinical site you are visiting: CLINICAL SETTING IS A DAYCARE How is the ethnic composition of the clinical site(DAYCARE) being addressed? Is there staff able to communicate and relate to the clients? Is the demographic composition being enlarged by encouraging more involvement or is creating a different culture environment?

Insurance is based on pooling of losses, payment for random losses, risk transfer, and indemnification. As a result, insurers use several different approaches to mitigate their risk and set premium rates, including: the fee-for-service method the cost approaches the demographic approach For your assignment, you require to evaluate two global payment systems within healthcare with focus on: - Introduction for each payment system. - The financial risks for providers. - Identify the pluses and minuses of both approaches used to mitigate these risks.