Qlt1 Task 1

As we continue to move toward the end our quarterly objectives. I wanted to take the time to explain some of our costs. In our particular field of designing and manufacturing products, we are always engaging in ways that we can mitigate loss and improve our processes. Performing such changes will give a stronger presence in the market by allowing us to remain competitive.

Regional School Unit (RSU) #64 is comprised of an elementary, middle and high school within a small rural community in the town of Corinth, ME. This community is largely supported by agriculture and local business. However, it is about 20 miles from Bangor, ME, the closest city with numerous resources. Unfortunately, this distance restricts Corinth residents with a lack of transportation from having access to these resources. Inadequate knowledge and awareness of health care promotion and prevention methods also have adverse results on community health. Whether the resource be obtaining a pair of glasses or medication from a pharmacy, even the seemingly effortless tasks can present challenges and go to show that members of this community suffer disparity due to their rural location.

The family has an annual income of $91,080. Melvin and Brenda have named Brenda's sister, Michelle Tucker, as the back-up caregiver. She lives in Decatur, Illinois. Michelle is single and doesn't have any children. Jocelyn sees her approximately 1 time a month. A conversation was held on XX/XX/XXXX, with Michelle regarding this responsibility and she is able and willing to take this on if necessary. She understands the process of how to obtain guardianship if

The researchers remained objective by basing their research on a template of sub elements that have high and low indicators that would lead to a successful implementation of evidence into practice. The study targets specific patients who have been exposed to risk factors, as well as addresses health equity, staff resources, and diagnostic services. The researchers used great discretion in the collection of data. The topics presented were referred to with code names in order to prevent the incitation of any biased reactions.

TASK 6 : Briefly explain what methods/strategies you will use to manage the change to the business and its processes.

R/s on yesterday Bryanna left four children in a running car unattended. R/s two of the children are in kinship care through DSS. Bryanna has three children Richard (14), Jazalyn (12), and Konner (2). Bryanna is the kinship caregiver for Arianna (5) and 10-month-old twins Aaliyah and Angela.

So they have to work in an emergency plan placing the two kids into a foster home in Medford. Then the kids were placed in their paternal grandparent home in Albany. Due to this placement change, she was not able to coordinate every body schedule, grandfather, mother, father, and Albany CW worker, including child's school.

Memphis and Stormy Littrell are healthy, bright, and happy sisters who were removed from their father’s home more than a year ago. His whereabouts are unknown, and their biological mother is incarcerated. They’ve been living in their current foster placement since October, 2014. Parental rights have been terminated, and the girls are about to transition to their risk adopt placement with their great-aunt in Kansas. A large, extended family is also located in Kansas, and they plan to be involved in Memphis's and Stormy's lives as well. Memphis is excited about visiting family in Kansas but expects to return home, and Stormy does not want to leave at this time.

Per Reporter: Za’Kariah and Omar primarily live with their father (Steven). The children decided in 2015 to live with Steven. There are no legal custody arrangements. Yolanda see Za’Kariah and Omar 5-10 times a month. The home looks like Sandford & Son junk yard on the outside of the home. The home is not clean and has an odor. Za’Kariah and Omar stated that they have what they need; however, they are always seen wearing dirty clothes. Za’Kariah and Omar do not have adequate clothing. Za’Kariah and Omar does not have a toothbrush and they are always musty. Za’Kariah wear the same dirty sports bra. There is adequate food in the home. It is unknown if the utilities are on. Za’Kariah admitted to using drugs (marijuana) with her cousin (Keke).

Barbara Jefferson is the sister of Mrs. Scott. She describes her sister as compassionate, generous, caring and loving. She reported that Mr. Scott is very understanding, easy going and is a man of God. Barbara reported speaking with her sister daily and visiting their home, two or three times a week. Barbara reported that the couple would be able to adjust to adding children in their home. She reported that their family is custom to having many children around. Barbara reported that the couple works as a team. She reported that they travel; attend church and fellowship with their mentors. Barbara reported that Mr. and Mrs. Scott interact well with children and they will provide love and care to a child. Barbara reported that her sister is an excellent caretaker and she trusts her with her own children. Barbara reported no instability, criminal, drug or alcohol abuse history.

Ms. Thomas is a 58-year-old Caucasian female. She was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. Ms. Thomas is the maternal grandmother and legal guardian of the child Lisa. Ms. Thomas came to FAP with Lisa, her 14-year old granddaughter, to state that she could no longer continue to be a caregiver for the identified child because of two reasons: one, the child was getting increasingly ungovernable under the adverse influence of a putative boyfriend, and two, her health condition was deteriorating and following the diagnosis of cancer she was scheduled for a surgery on February 19, 2017, when there would be no back-up plan for the subject child to be supervised. Lisa who is fair-skinned, dark-brown eyed, black-haired, 5 feet 4 inches tall child

R/s there is a concern that the children; Bentley (10), Marcie (5), and Tristian (3) are being neglected by their parents Danielle and Charlie. R/s this past Sunday, Tristian was in the hospital because she drank toilet bowl cleaner. R/s reportedly Charlie had poured toilet bowl cleaner in a cup and placed it in on the counter identical to Tristian’s cup. R/s last year, Bentley was burned because he was unsupervised. R/s also last year, the baby was left outside and was attacked by a dog. R/s last year, one of the female

Jennifer appears to have an appropriate understanding of her children's growth and development, educational interests and, abilities. Jennifer reports being very angry with her husband that he would put his family in this position to have police, courts, and the Department involved in the families lives. Jennifer has been sober for 7 years and is prescribed Subutex. Jennifer showed good judgement by seeking weekly therapy for herself when Dashiel was arrested. Jennifer explained she is Catholic and attends church and does not believe in divorce so she wanted to make sure this was right. Jennifer has a number of both formal and informal supports who assist her. She reports her parents are a big part of her life and she and the kids spend time with them at least once per week at the family home in Peabody. Jennifer functions in some aspects as a single parent with Dashiel working outside the home from 6 a.m. - 6 p.m. and on Saturday's as well Jennifer also takes the role as disciplinarian

Marion would babysit for her children in a heartbeat whenever they asked, and would spoil the grandchildren and then send them home. Marion left the parenting responsibility to her children without interfering. Marion felt that her parenting was done once her children left home, and while she loved and cared for her children, she had no need to help raise their children. (Quadagno, 2014) Proximity has affected the relationship with Marion and her grandchildren. Her son’s children live 30 minutes away, and her daughters child lives about an hour away. She feels that they live too far away, and that she wishes they would live closer so she could see them more often and be closer emotionally.