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Advanced Layout Notebook: We will explore the following InDesign skills throughout the quarter. 500PTS Tabs how to effectively use tabs, set them, and incorporate them into styles Tables how to place and create tables Grid Systems structures of basic grids including baseline grids GREP How to use advanced command line instruction to place objects Anchored Objects What is an anchored object, how to use them, and why Tables of Contents how to streamline creating and automating a TOC Find/Replace while this is a basic function Find/Replace can speed up changes to text Paragraph and Character Styles styles are the key to professional workflow Nested Styles how to create them and the difference between Based On and Next Styles You will be responsible for creating a notebook of all of the inclass assignments from each topic. For your notebook you will have a brief introduction of your research and the example with notes of important points. ...
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Note
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To prepare:
Reflect on the insights offered by Dr. Stanley and Dr. White on engaging in advocacy through the policy process.
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2) Represent the key stakeholders (i.e. use graphical images when possible)
3) Propose one strategy for how a nurse could advocate for this issue
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Post
your PowerPoint presentation.
Required Readings
Bodenheimer, T., & Grumbach, K. (2016).
Understanding health policy: A clinical approach
(7th ed.). New York, NY: McGraw-Hill Medical.
Chapter 17, “Conclusion: Tensions and Challenges”
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1.https://www.medicare.gov/manage-your-health/advance-directives/advance-directives-and-long-term-care.html
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