FAQs are my go-to. Sometimes when I get stuck, I just type a question in and find just what I was looking for. If they dont' already have an FAQ, I can always submit a new question for a librarian to answer.
The writing expectations for this class were higher than I was used to, and working with an APA tutor in tutor match was the best. I was getting really frustrated, and it helped to know that even my tutor had been there and needed practice.
I had trouble figuring out how to turn in a second submission, and it turned out that my instructor needed to help unlock it for some reason. So make sure you reach out if something doesn't seem right.
I know it's not glamorous or anything, you absolutely have to put yourself on a schedule and stick to it. Sure, your project submissions don't have individual deadlines, but it's way too much work to try to cram in at the end of the quarter.
NOTE: Readings are provided as examples or case studies to support student understanding of deliverables and modular content, but should not be misconstrued as a required topic, approach, or course of action.
Controlling Disease Outbreaks: the Changing Role of Hospitals by 
Financial Management Strategies for Hospitals and Healthcare Organizations by 
Inventory Methodologies section of Hospitals and Health Care Organizations by 
Handbook of Research on Business Ethics and Corporate Responsibilities by Top LLS Resources for your PowerPoint Presentation:
An executive summary is a concise version of a lengthier document, proposal, or multiple related reports. It is one of the first things (and sometimes the only thing) recipients of your document will read; therefore, it should be short and (often) persuasive. Visit the Introduction to Healthcare Administration FAQs in the box at the bottom of the page for more on executive summaries.
Pro tip: Consider submitting the first draft of your proposal to the Writing Lab for feedback in 24-48 hours.
Deliverable 2 - Identifying the Risks and Benefits of Organizational Change
For this deliverable, you are asked if it is a good or bad decision for non-medically-trained (NMT) staff to make medical decisions. In other words, consider the pros/cons of allowing NMT staff to make decisions that a physician would normally make and address both sides. Consider the following (and other issues!), and support your analysis with references:
Deliverable 3 - Explaining FIFO and LIFO
Here you will be comparing and contrasting FIFO and LIFO supply chains in healthcare. You are required to support your analysis with a reference list. Start your research in the Optional Library Readings tab of this box, and then continue your search within the library resources featured in the Healthcare Management & Disease Research box on this guide.
Writing research papers gives you the opportunity to take a deeper dive into a topic while relying on credible sources for information. This process also hones the skills that so many employers find valuable like researching for information, applying the information, prioritizing and organizing information, and more.
Or, search nearly all of the business and general education databases using the search box below.
Or, search nearly all of the business and general education databases using the search box below.
Assignment: "Research leadership strategies for managing organizational change."
1. Determine keywords:
2. Determine synonyms. Sample synonyms include:
| leadership strategies | organizational change |
| manage | institutional change |
| leadership methods | organizational innovation |
3. Develop a search string using AND to combine topics and OR to include synonyms.
4. To narrow results, review initial search results to determine subject terms. Use the subject term to revise or conduct a new search:
