Hotel guest satisfaction. Each year, J. D. Power and Associates publishes the results of its North American Hotel Guest Satisfaction Index Study. For 2009, the study revealed that 66% of hotel guests were aware of the hotel’s “green” conservation program. Among these guests, 72% actually participate in the program by reusing towels and bed linens. In a random sample of 15 hotel guests, consider the number (x) of guests who are aware and participate in the hotel’s conservation efforts.
a. Explain why x is (approximately) a binomial random variable.
b. Use the rules of probability to determine the value of p for this binomial experiment.
c. Assume p = .45. Find the probability that at least 10 of the 15 hotel guests are aware of and participate in the hotel’s conservation efforts.

Title Page
Introduction 200
Group Learning Objectives 100-150
Pass assignment etc…Group Process 100-150
Introduction to Leavers in Bali and Main Issues 650
1) History and description of what Leavers is:
Leavers has been known to have started since the late 1970’s on the Eastern side of Australia on the Gold Coast, in Queensland (Quek et al., 2012).Over the many years leavers/schoolies celebrated, it has been celebrated at various locations which may include Bali and Fiji (Quek et al., 2012).Large increase in destinations during the years following its introduction in late 1970’s, one of more popular destinations being Bali (Howat, Jancey&Binns, 2013).Leavers, also termed as ‘schoolies’ is an event that is well known among many students who have completed final exams and have a ‘right’ to celebrate the occasion among many others in the same scenario as themselves (Pettigrew et al., 2015).Has been deemed as a ‘rite of passage’ as teens start to deem themselves as grown individuals as they reach the legal age of drinking (Pettigrew et al., 2015).Many issues faced and associated with leavers/schoolies and may include binge drinking, unsafe sex, violence and illicit drug use (Howat, Jancey&Binns, 2013).Binge drinking one of the leading factors in large percentage of students as not all students reach the legal age of drinking alcohol, ample studies also suggest that levels that exceed standard drinking levels are highly evident in students 14-19 years old (Howat, Jancey&Binns, 2013).Evidence reports that up to more than half of all year 12 students attend a particular school leavers’ celebration (Lam, Liang, Chikritzhs&Allsop, 2013).A term deemed the ‘holiday effect’ looks upon the basis that students or individuals for that matter, take behaviour to another level and engage in dangerous activities one would not consider much when at an event such as leavers’ compared to being at home or in a school environment (Lam, Liang, Chikritzhs&Allsop, 2013).
Main issues- overdose, vulnerability, binge drinking, injury, no travel insurance, no family or support network, violence and reckless behaviour, less control of self, setting, others, unprotected sex and assault, no standard drink regulations, access to drinks is vast, drink spiking, death, methanol poisoning, drink driving, magic mushrooms, purity of drugs unknown, possible drowningNew developments with Leavers going overseas- cheaper, easier to access drugs and alcohol underage, less rules, advertising, feeling of independence, chance to experiment, tighter surveillance in Australia, less policing in BaliWhy it has the potential to cause drug problems- easy access, no law, cost, party attitude and atmosphere, rite of passage, setting and environment conducive, free drinks for females for example, events, happy hour, don’t check ID, immature and vulnerability, no adult authorityStrategies to address main issues 650
Understanding and appreciation of the different perspectives that different stakeholder groups have- health policy, students, government, schools, parents, travel agencies, health professionals, accommodation servicesThe range of potential strategies that could be put in place to make this saferRed frog program, minimal programs that focuses on Bali,Education on leavers in Bali specifically- Before they go, in school settingBuild relationship with hotels and implement policy or regulation, guest only partyConclusion 200

Planning for Emergencies
Effective disaster preparedness includes a pre-event plan. Community/public health nurses can facilitate effective disaster response by ensuring they have disaster plans for their families, their social groups, and/or their workplace. Consider your own family, and reflect on the following:
•What would you do in the event of a disaster? Would you evacuate? Would you spend time gathering precious memories?
•What information do you feel would be critical to have to ensure appropriate care for your loved ones?
•How would you ensure the safety of your children?
•What would you do with your pets? Develop and post your disaster plan for your family.
Your initial post should be about 150 words, referenced with at least one APA-formatted reference

HomeNursing homework helpReport IssueStudents the instructions, grading criteria, and the link to submit your strategic plan are included in this folder. Start on this right away.
Each student will develop a strategic plan that highlights specific issues in the strategic management and marketing of a healthcare organization of his/her choice. The strategic plan will increase the student’s critical perspectives, awareness, and knowledge in the course subject area.Students may consult with me individually anytime during your paper writing. This is a mini strategic plan but it must include the following:
Introduction and overview of the organization selected
What are the mission, vision and values of the organization?
Conduct a SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) analysis of the organization. Research for information on the organization.
Identify two areas for improvement based on the SWOT analysis and develop two strategic goals
Outline short term/long terms objectives and what steps and procedures would be necessary for achieving these objectives? How you will evaluate/control each strategy (and thus each objective) in your plan. How will you know whether your strategy/objective is on target? Who will be responsible?
Keep in mind that resources may be scarce or limited. If you plan to do something, make sure that you are considering costs/expenses and also how you will finance such activities.
Describe two approaches to marketing or promoting these goals within the organization or to the community/service area.

One important element of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) that is relative to community/public health are the preventative measures. Measures taken by patients to prevent disease are vital for a healthy community. Many health care plans under the ACA, do not have to pay a copayment, co-insurance, or deductible to obtain suggested preventive services such as screenings, vaccinations, and counseling (U.S. Department of Human Health and Services, 2017). Patients and their covered dependents are eligible depending on age for many of these tests and screenings which can include blood pressure, diabetes, and cholesterol tests. In addition, cancer screenings such as mammograms and colonoscopies. Counseling in areas such as tobacco cessation, losing weight, eating healthier, depression treatment, and reducing alcohol consumption. Regular well-baby and well-child visits from birth to age of 21. Routine immunizations such as influenza and pneumonia shots. Also, prenatal care to ensure a healthy pregnancy. These measures are what I discuss as a nurse case manager with every assessment with a new patient to help keep them informed. I recently had a diabetic patient who met with a registered dietitian for three covered visits to discuss her diet plan and start a food journal to help meet her dietary goals of lowering her A1c. In my senior population where many are on fixed incomes, the preventive measures that are at no charge help ensure they will follow through and have better health outcomes. I think that nurses can help by educating and advocating for the patient as many are not aware that these screening measures that can help them identify potential health issues early on which can prevent health costs and suffer down the road. In fact, my employer sends out a survey once the nurse has graduated the patient from our services which includes questions about whether preventive measures were discussed.