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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on I just need a one page summary on an argument. It needs to be at least 250 words.

They hold that decisions made by individuals in their health are binding in the case they become terminally ill or incapacitated. For this reason, they support practices of advance directives, arguing that they do not pose any risks to patients (Levine, 2009). This further implies that advance directives do not in any way limit rights of patients. Patients have choices to make. meaning that those that do not wish to document their wishes at a time they are incapacitated can refrain from doing so.

Arguments against advance directives hold that patients at their health may lack adequate information about advance directives, and they may, therefore, make hasty decisions without necessarily knowing how they would react in an incapacitation situation. In such a circumstance, patients’ autonomy in the context of advance directives is questioned. However, Steven Luttrell and Ann Sommerville argue that patients and people in general always make decisions without necessarily having adequate information about a situation. On the same note, judgment is used where experience lacks. Fundamentally, the directive cannot be implemented if the patient in his or her terminal illness changes his or her mind on earlier filed advance

 

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Which of the following pairs of portfolios have the same payoff?

(A) a risk-free bond that promises $100 in three months; (B) a short call and a long put both struck at $100 with expiration date of three months and the underlying stock

(A) a risk-free bond that promises $100 in three months; (B) a long call and short put both struck at $100 with expiration date of three months and the underlying stock

(A) a risk-free bond that promises $100 in three months; (B) a long call and a long put both struck at $100 with expiration date of three months and the underlying stock

(A) a risk-free bond that promises $100 in three months; (B) a short call and short put both struck at $100 with expiration date of three months and the underlying stock

 

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The health topic for this Session Long Project will focus on Prescription Drug Misuse/Abuse.

  1. Choose any topic that is related to the category stated above. Choose whether you will advocate for change at the local, state, or national level.
  2. For this SLP assignment, you will be writing to “raise a concern.”
  3. Choose three key elements from “Finding and using data” page and discuss how these elements relate to influencing policymakers (one paragraph).
  4. Write a one-page letter that encompasses the information from the above 3 bullets (on “raise a concern”).

Note: The first page addresses bullets 1–3. The second page is a one-page letter on “raising a concern” and encompasses the information from questions 1–3 (see sample letters for guidance). Your letter must be on a topic related to the category stated above and must be directed toward the local, state, OR federal level.

Length: 2 pages (excluding the cover page and the reference list).

 

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I would need help in establishing an outline for the following exercise so that I can then write the paper. Just don’t have a clear idea of how to approach it

Joel is a 36 year old man who has come to counselling because he feels unhappy and unsatisfied in his life. Joel’s mother died when he was 12 and Joel grew up with his father, who he describes as a good man, who worked hard to support his son, but struggled with anger and alcohol issues and was never able to fully recover from the death of Joel’s mother. Joel felt that his father was distant and so caught up in his own grief that he was never able to love Joel. Joel describes himself as a rebel in his teens, who gave his father a hard time but that he worked hard and went to university, which he saw as a way out of the small town he grew up in and a way to escape his father. He now has a successful career in corporate law and is married with a young son, Oliver, who has just had his first birthday. Joel was initially happy in his career, as he enjoyed the challenge and the money that came with his job. He has been able to give his wife, Anna, all the things that he missed out on as a child: they have a big home in a good suburb and Oliver will go to private school. Anna does not have to work and they plan to try for a second child next year. Despite all of the positives in his life, Joel still feels unhappy. He loves his wife and son, but is feeling oppressed by the constant demands of parenthood and feels that is work is suffering because he has to commit more time at home. He enjoys work less than he did and he feels that his relationship with Anna is also suffering as he finds himself wanting to spend more time away from home and is stressed and frustrated with the situation and worries about whether he can really be a good father and husband. He is also disappointed in himself for not being able to have more control over his life.

For the approach to counselling that you choose to focus on, include the following:

 Identification of the key principles and goals of the approach in working with Joel,

 Explanation on your role as the counsellor when applying the approach,

 Explanation on the relevance of the chosen approach to Joel’s case (why the suggested approach may be helpful for him),

 Suggestion of two techniques or interventions from the approach that you would use with Joel to facilitate change.

 

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