(A) Are the results of the review valid? Screening Questions 1. Did the review address a clearly focused question? HINT: An issue can be ‘focused’ In terms of * The population studied * The intervention given * The outcome considered Yes Can’t tell No 2. Did the authors look for the right

(A) Are the results of the trial valid? Screening Questions 1. Did the trial address a clearly focused issue? HINT: An issue can be ‘focused’ In terms of * The population studied * The intervention given * The comparator given * The outcomes considered Yes Can’t tell No 2. Was the assignment of

Screening Questions 1. Was there a clear statement of the aims of the research? HINT: Consider * What was the goal of the research? * Why it was thought important? * Its relevance Yes Can’t tell No 2. Is a qualitative methodology appropriate? HINT: Consider * If the research seeks to interpret or

(A) Is the economic evaluation valid? Screening Questions 1. Was a well-defined question posed? HINT: Is it clear what the authors are trying to achieve? * What is the perspective? * How many options are compared? * Are both costs and consequences considered? * What is the time horizon? Yes Can’t tell No

(A) Are the results of the study valid? Screening Questions 1. Is the CPR clearly defined? HINT: * The type of patients to whom the CPR will be applied is clearly defined? * The variables included in the rule are clearly defined? * Is the outcome relevant and is it clinically reasonable? (The

(A) Are the results of the study valid? Screening Questions 1. Was there a clear question for the study to address? HINT: A question should include information about * The population * The test * The setting * The outcomes Yes Can’t tell No 2. Was there a comparison with an appropriate reference

(A) Are the results of the study valid? Screening Questions 1. Did the study address a clearly focused issue? HINT: A question can be ‘focused’ In terms of * The population studied * The risk factors studied * The outcomes considered * Is it clear whether the study tried to detect a beneficial or

(A) Are the results of the study valid? Screening Questions 1. Did the study address a clearly focused issue? HINT: A question can be focused in terms of * The population studied * The risk factors studied * Whether the study tried to detect a beneficial or harmful effect? Yes Can’t tell

Inclusive Education and Care of Children with Additional Needs in ELC Performance Criteria : Assignment Section 1                                 1. Give the historical context of the education provided for children with additional needs in Ireland. (6 marks) 2. Describe the Medical Model and the Social Model for Special Needs, giving an example of

Assessment Technique: Assignment 1 Weighting 30% Instructions: For this assignment, learners are required to conduct a Risk Assessment in one of the rooms/areas of their chosen organisation. Learners should examine the role of the Health & Safety Authority and refer to the requirements as outlined in the Health, Safety

Strategic IHRM Case Study Report: Global HR Challenges The aim of this assessment is to evaluate how students critically assess strategic HRM in the light of overall business structure and governance, with a focus on best practices and innovative HRM initiatives developed by multinational corporations. It also serves to encourage

Singapore’s Public Safety & Security: Historical & Modern Question 1 Describe how Singapore has been safeguarding public safety and security. Your answer should explain the (i) concept of public safety and security, (ii) whether public safety and security is important in Singapore, (iii) the correlation between the three domains

Legal Opinion: Claim Under Maintenance of Parents Act 1995 You are required to draft a legal opinion for the Home for the Aged (“the Home”), based on the instructions set out in the annexed File Note. This is an individual assignment. Although the authorities you cite may be the same

Global Expansion Strategy Report – CAGE, PND & AAA Analysis The module assessment comprises of an INDIVIDUAL research-based assignment that requires you to write an essay that represents 100% of the module mark. You are required to produce a report covering all four tasks of the assessment. Focussing on a company

Problem Scenario: Factors Impacting Student Well-being You are part of a student-led consultancy team working on a well-being project for Polytechnic Students. TP is concerned about the growing number of students reporting stress, poor sleep habits, and burnout. While students are generally aware of the importance of staying physically active

Piercing the Corporate Veil: UK, Singapore & Delaware Produce a written answer (3,750 words). You must state the number of words you have used, using the Thermatic approach & full bibliography of texts, journals, etc., referred to in the work.  Footnotes should follow the OSCOLA referencing style for the

Ethical Dilemma in Nursing: Essay Assessment on Law, Ethics, and Professional Practice Students will be presented with a selection of ethical scenarios after completion of the formative quiz. Students will need to select one of the ethical scenarios to write about for the summative assessment. There is no template for

Senior Living in Singapore: Case Study & Ageing Policies Select one news article from The Straits Times, CNA or TODAY that features a senior living in Singapore and include source link for reference. Answer all the following parts in relation to the featured senior. 1) Using what you have learnt

Leadership and Management in Healthcare: A Critical Evaluation of Theories, Skills, and Applications in Public Health Contexts Part 1: Essay (50%) 2,500 word essay Critically discusses and evaluates the importance of management and leadership theory and its application within a public health and/or healthcare context. It will include,

Promoting Active Ageing for Madam Tan: A Holistic Approach to Health, Nutrition, and Well-being in Singapore Madam Tan is a 70-year-old retired cleaner who lives alone in a 3-room flat. She has two grown children who live separately and have limited time to visit due to work and family commitments.

Intelligence Testing Study Find and read a peer-reviewed research journal article using intelligence or achievement testing in research and share what you learned from this article with your classmates. Specifically (and in your own words): 1. Why was the study conducted?  What hypotheses were being tested? 2. What test(s)

Behavior Change Procedures For this assignment, you will write a paper that presents a detailed analysis of the basic concepts of operant learning. 1. Basic Procedures, Principles, and Processes  a. Define the 4 basic types of consequences that can be used in consequence-based interventions and the effect of each. b.

Conduct Problems Conduct problems have an underlying commonality: The child or adolescent has little care or concern for others. The behaviors are characterized by a continual pattern of violating the rights of others or is viewed as atypical by society for their age group. When diagnosing conduct problems in childhood,

Supply Chain Resilience Insights How have your perspectives changed as we complete this course? We have read about lessons learned in managing supply risk and we have content that considers the future direction in SCRM. What steps do you think companies should be taking to become more resilient while also