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Conduct a health history on a family member or friend. Be sure they give you permission. Using the interviewing techniques learned in Module 2, gather the following information. Use your textbook as your guide. Present Health Past Health Family History

Conduct a health history on a family member or friend. Be sure they give you permission. Using the interviewing techniques learned in Module 2, gather the following information. Use your textbook as your guide. Present Health Past Health Family History

While this is only a partial health history, summarize in 3 -5 pages the information you gathered. Also, answer the following questions:

  1. Was the person willing to share the information? If they were not, what did you do to encourage them?
  2. Was there any part of the interview that was more challenging? If so, what part and how did you deal with it?
  3. How comfortable were you taking a health history?
  4. What interviewing techniques did you use? Were there any that were difficult and if so, how did you overcome the difficulty?
  5. Now that you have taken a health history discuss how this information can assist the nurse in determining the health status of a client.

Your assignment must have accurate spelling and grammar.

Book: Physical Examination and Health assessment 8th edition

Answer must be quality and follow the instructions

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What is the media industries’ view of the audience and why do they carry out audience research? Make reference in your answer to the idea of the concept of audiences as Citizens and consumers

What is the media industries’ view of the audience and why do they carry out audience research? Make reference in your answer to the idea of the concept of audiences as Citizens and consumers

summative essay of 3000words. follow instructions, use provided sources, observe quality

Students must use academic referencing and a bibliography in this essay (see the Postgraduate Student Handbook for more information and guidance on Referencing and Academic Honesty). The content includes introduction, main paragraph, case studies (examples), conclusion. I will provide relevant literatures and some information for the essay.

And the most important thing is to use as much literature as possible (almost 20). I will provide a reading list. Select your main readings from the “Reading List”, but also remember to draw on other additional relevant sources as part of your independent study.

Please read carefully the section in your Course Handbook on ‘Plagiarism and Referencing’, and remember that referencing of all source material should conform to the Harvard / APA referencing system. E.G. (In brackets aut hor surname only, year, page) – not endnotes, footnotes, bullet points or author surname followed by initial .

Lecture 10 The Media’s View of the Audience & Audiences as Citizens and Consumers

This lecture will examine the audience from the point of view of the media industries. It will examine why the media wish to carry out audience research and how this differs from the audience research carried out by academics. In particular it will explore the economic imperatives behind media audience research. The lecture will ask questions about audience power and examine this in the light of the audience as ‘produser’.

Key Reading Compulsory reading

1. Toynbee, J. (2006) ‘The Media’s View of The Audience’ in Hesmondhalgh, D Media Production

, Maidenhead Open University Press pp91-132 2. Ang, I (1991) ‘The Revolt of the Viewer’ in Desperately Seeking the Audience , London, Routledge(extract in Toynbee above)

Recommended Reading

3. Smythe, D (1981) ‘On the audience commodity and its work’ in Boyd-Barrett, O and Newbold,

C (eds.) Approaches to Media: A Reader, London, Arnold. 4. Caraway, Brett (2011) ‘Audience Labour in the New Media Environment: A Marxian revisiting of the audience commodity’ Media, Culture and Society 33 (5): 693-708.

Background reading

1. Arvidsson, A and Bonini, T (2015) ‘Valuing Audience Passions: From Smythe to Tarde’

European Journal of Cultural Studies 18 (2) 158-173.

2. Terranova, Titziana (2000) ‘Free Labour: Producing culture for the digital economy’

Social Text 18 (2): 33-58

3. Napoli, P (2003) Audience Economics Media Institutions and The Audience Market Place

, New York, Columbia University Press

4. Hayes, D. (2015) ‘Inside TV’s Secret Lab’ Broadcasting and Cable5/8/15/ Vol 145 issue

19 p4-6

5. Greene, K. (2000) ‘TV’s Test Pilots’ Broadcasting and Cable 07/17/2000 Vol 130 issue

30 p52.

6. Morley, D. (1990) ‘Beyond the Ratings, The Politics of Audience Research’ in Willis, J

and Wollen, T (eds.) The Neglected Audiences London, BFI.

7. Miller, P. (1994) ‘Made to Order and Standardized Audiences: Forms of Reality in

Audience Measurement’ in Ettema, J and Whitney, D. (eds.) Audience Making: How the

Media Create the Audience, Thousand Oaks C.A. Sage

8. ‘Twitter to drive TV ratings beyond an assumption of engagement’ B and T Weekly 04/14 9. Bird, S. E. (2011). Are We All Produsers Now? Cultural Studies, 25(4-5), 502-516.

doi:10.1080/09502386.2011.600532

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What is the media industries’ view of the audience and why do they carry out audience research? Make reference in your answer to the idea of the concept of audiences as Citizens and consumers

What is the media industries’ view of the audience and why do they carry out audience research? Make reference in your answer to the idea of the concept of audiences as Citizens and consumers

summative essay of 3000words. follow instructions, use provided sources, observe quality

Students must use academic referencing and a bibliography in this essay (see the Postgraduate Student Handbook for more information and guidance on Referencing and Academic Honesty). The content includes introduction, main paragraph, case studies (examples), conclusion. I will provide relevant literatures and some information for the essay.

And the most important thing is to use as much literature as possible (almost 20). I will provide a reading list. Select your main readings from the “Reading List”, but also remember to draw on other additional relevant sources as part of your independent study.

Please read carefully the section in your Course Handbook on ‘Plagiarism and Referencing’, and remember that referencing of all source material should conform to the Harvard / APA referencing system. E.G. (In brackets aut hor surname only, year, page) – not endnotes, footnotes, bullet points or author surname followed by initial .

Lecture 10 The Media’s View of the Audience & Audiences as Citizens and Consumers

This lecture will examine the audience from the point of view of the media industries. It will examine why the media wish to carry out audience research and how this differs from the audience research carried out by academics. In particular it will explore the economic imperatives behind media audience research. The lecture will ask questions about audience power and examine this in the light of the audience as ‘produser’.

Key Reading Compulsory reading

1. Toynbee, J. (2006) ‘The Media’s View of The Audience’ in Hesmondhalgh, D Media Production

, Maidenhead Open University Press pp91-132 2. Ang, I (1991) ‘The Revolt of the Viewer’ in Desperately Seeking the Audience , London, Routledge(extract in Toynbee above)

Recommended Reading

3. Smythe, D (1981) ‘On the audience commodity and its work’ in Boyd-Barrett, O and Newbold,

C (eds.) Approaches to Media: A Reader, London, Arnold. 4. Caraway, Brett (2011) ‘Audience Labour in the New Media Environment: A Marxian revisiting of the audience commodity’ Media, Culture and Society 33 (5): 693-708.

Background reading

1. Arvidsson, A and Bonini, T (2015) ‘Valuing Audience Passions: From Smythe to Tarde’

European Journal of Cultural Studies 18 (2) 158-173.

2. Terranova, Titziana (2000) ‘Free Labour: Producing culture for the digital economy’

Social Text 18 (2): 33-58

3. Napoli, P (2003) Audience Economics Media Institutions and The Audience Market Place

, New York, Columbia University Press

4. Hayes, D. (2015) ‘Inside TV’s Secret Lab’ Broadcasting and Cable5/8/15/ Vol 145 issue

19 p4-6

5. Greene, K. (2000) ‘TV’s Test Pilots’ Broadcasting and Cable 07/17/2000 Vol 130 issue

30 p52.

6. Morley, D. (1990) ‘Beyond the Ratings, The Politics of Audience Research’ in Willis, J

and Wollen, T (eds.) The Neglected Audiences London, BFI.

7. Miller, P. (1994) ‘Made to Order and Standardized Audiences: Forms of Reality in

Audience Measurement’ in Ettema, J and Whitney, D. (eds.) Audience Making: How the

Media Create the Audience, Thousand Oaks C.A. Sage

8. ‘Twitter to drive TV ratings beyond an assumption of engagement’ B and T Weekly 04/14 9. Bird, S. E. (2011). Are We All Produsers Now? Cultural Studies, 25(4-5), 502-516.

doi:10.1080/09502386.2011.600532

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weekly discussion Evaluate how the Americans with Disabilities Act applies to someone who has a substance abuse diagnosis in the workplace

weekly discussion Evaluate how the Americans with Disabilities Act applies to someone who has a substance abuse diagnosis in the workplace

Evaluate how the Americans with Disabilities Act applies to someone who has a substance abuse diagnosis in the workplace

resourc

https://www.samhsa.gov/workplace/toolkit

APA and cite your work

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