Category: Statistics homework help

I need an expert in systeics to answer some questions.
You can pick any poll/news article that answers the questions of this paper. There is one rule. The poll/new article you pick MUST BE NEW AND RECENT. IT CAN’T NOT BE OLDER THAN A WEEK. 
  Make sure you pay attention this to rule. I will be checking the article myself as you must give me the link to it.
 Point Estimate: 
 Margin of Error: 
Confidence level: 
Confidence interval
and some other questions that will be on the attached document. 

 
I need an expert in systeics to answer some questions.
You can pick any poll/news article that answers the questions of this paper. There is one rule. The poll/new article you pick MUST BE NEW AND RECENT. IT CAN’T NOT BE OLDER THAN A WEEK. 
  Make sure you pay attention this to rule. I will be checking the article myself as you must give me the link to it.
 Point Estimate: 
 Margin of Error: 
Confidence level: 
Confidence interval
and some other questions that will be on the attached document. 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-2rvdbmkU6nLzplUv75zGpNeKWLUoNx_/view
Resources video 
Sampling Distributions and Central Limit Theorem
Show calculations (When needed)
NO AI, etc.

1. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1a2T9-V_mVSczphDKyQP-YIbR-EegqANE/edit#gid=574361395
Download the Excel data. Click the link (international trade) 
2. Use Sample as your GUIDE to make an infographic
Download the Excel data.
3. Perform calculations on your chosen data set such as central tendency,
percentages, rate of change, aggregates, minimum, maximum and so on.
Caution: Your calculations need to have meaning, otherwise your
infographic will not make sense. You may then use basic data visualization
techniques such as pie charts, bar charts, histograms, scatterplots etc.,
show trends over the years or make comparisons between different locations
or items. You may also search for additional items to supplement the topic.
4. Once you are satisfied with the amount of Information that you want to share,
plan how you want to present your findings and draft a layout
5. Make it simple for anyone to understand 

1. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1a2T9-V_mVSczphDKyQP-YIbR-EegqANE/edit#gid=574361395
Download the Excel data. Click the link (international trade) 
2. Use Sample as your GUIDE to make an infographic
Download the Excel data.
3. Perform calculations on your chosen data set such as central tendency,
percentages, rate of change, aggregates, minimum, maximum and so on.
Caution: Your calculations need to have meaning, otherwise your
infographic will not make sense. You may then use basic data visualization
techniques such as pie charts, bar charts, histograms, scatterplots etc.,
show trends over the years or make comparisons between different locations
or items. You may also search for additional items to supplement the topic.
4. Once you are satisfied with the amount of Information that you want to share,
plan how you want to present your findings and draft a layout
5. Make it simple for anyone to understand 

Project Component A
Directions:
The first step of your project is to find a data set that interests you. Some students may gravitate towards political sentiment, mental health, or science. It is up to you to decide what data set (among the ones we have provided) will spark the most interesting questions for you. What makes a data set interesting to you may be the general topics that are covered or specific questions/topics that are covered within the data set. Next, try to narrow down particular partsof the data set you find interesting. Your goal is to brainstorm some possible research questions.
One of the simplest research questions that can be asked is whether two constructs are associated.
For example, in GSS participants were asked about their happiness in marriage (rated Very Happy, Somewhat Happy,or Not Too Happy) and also about their self-assessment of their own health (Excellent, Good, Fair, or Poor). One question might be: Is there a relationship between health and relationship happiness?
As another example, in NESARC participants were asked about whether their blood/natural father was depressed (No, Yes, or Unknown), whether their blood/natural mother was depressed (No, Yes, or Unknown) and also a multitude ofquestions about their own mental health (A list of questions that reveal some form of depression). One question could be: Does parental depression predict an individual’s level of depression?
Remember that you can tweak your question as we move forward, but it will benefit you greatly to spend time now deciding a direction for your project.
The requirement of this assignment is to: select a dataset (also include information about why it is interesting to you), discuss potential research questions, and copy and paste the relevant components of the codebook into a document.(This will help you keep organized in the coming weeks, it is likely you will need to update it as your project and research question evolve). If applicable, let us know whether you are having trouble picking a topic or have any other concerns about how to move forward.
Sample Submission:
After looking through the codebook for the ADD study, I have decided that I am particularly interested in studying family background and depression. Examining mental health and trying to understand contributing factors to depression is something that I explored during my summer internship. While the internship focused on activity leveland depression, I was always interested how parental figure’s own depression (either biologically or throughinteractions) may contribute to their child’s own depression in adulthood.
My personal codebook includes all questions in the NESARC study that give me information about mother and father depression and also includes some signs of an individual’s own depression:

Project Component A
Directions:
The first step of your project is to find a data set that interests you. Some students may gravitate towards political sentiment, mental health, or science. It is up to you to decide what data set (among the ones we have provided) will spark the most interesting questions for you. What makes a data set interesting to you may be the general topics that are covered or specific questions/topics that are covered within the data set. Next, try to narrow down particular partsof the data set you find interesting. Your goal is to brainstorm some possible research questions.
One of the simplest research questions that can be asked is whether two constructs are associated.
For example, in GSS participants were asked about their happiness in marriage (rated Very Happy, Somewhat Happy,or Not Too Happy) and also about their self-assessment of their own health (Excellent, Good, Fair, or Poor). One question might be: Is there a relationship between health and relationship happiness?
As another example, in NESARC participants were asked about whether their blood/natural father was depressed (No, Yes, or Unknown), whether their blood/natural mother was depressed (No, Yes, or Unknown) and also a multitude ofquestions about their own mental health (A list of questions that reveal some form of depression). One question could be: Does parental depression predict an individual’s level of depression?
Remember that you can tweak your question as we move forward, but it will benefit you greatly to spend time now deciding a direction for your project.
The requirement of this assignment is to: select a dataset (also include information about why it is interesting to you), discuss potential research questions, and copy and paste the relevant components of the codebook into a document.(This will help you keep organized in the coming weeks, it is likely you will need to update it as your project and research question evolve). If applicable, let us know whether you are having trouble picking a topic or have any other concerns about how to move forward.
Sample Submission:
After looking through the codebook for the ADD study, I have decided that I am particularly interested in studying family background and depression. Examining mental health and trying to understand contributing factors to depression is something that I explored during my summer internship. While the internship focused on activity leveland depression, I was always interested how parental figure’s own depression (either biologically or throughinteractions) may contribute to their child’s own depression in adulthood.
My personal codebook includes all questions in the NESARC study that give me information about mother and father depression and also includes some signs of an individual’s own depression:

Infographic Assignment 
Subject – International Trade Data
Attached are the directions and a sample 

 
Using the following website: https://www.nasen.org find a program for your state:
The table from Unit 7 highlighted in table form the key points from the research literature and should be using in thinking about the issues, both ethically and methodologically, concerning developing a NEP/SEP program evaluation.  Drawing on the previous Program Evaluation assignments (1-4), and using where you live as the hypothetical case, submit a two-to-three page report (single-spaced, 1” margins) that does the following:
Make sure, you look and see what the program actually does in terms of services.  Consider the mission of the program if it is listed, and then discuss what an evaluation could look based on what has been learned in PA 502/503, the research you have examined concerning SEP/NEP programs, as well as addressing ethical and pragmatic issues, generally speaking, but also in terms of what an assessment team must be cognizant for the local program.  People who could possibly be on the assessment team are the audience of the paper.  This is where the social, economic, cultural, demographics, etc., for the local area could play a role in how a program evaluation is developed and conducted (and should be discussed).  Make sure to provide adequate detail for the area along with the research to indicate what should be considered regarding a program evaluation for the program you chose.  
Items to include in Paper (Be sure to use headings and subheadings to identify each section of the report)
Problem Statement: Provide a high-level overview of the problem.  The problem should be related to the problems researched in the articles you reviewed this term.  You will be showing how previous research can be used to address the problem.  
Program Description: Describe the program focusing on how it will address the problem.  In your narrative, show how the program is consistent with the agency’s mission.  Identify the major program activity that will be used produce the desired output/outcome.  
Purpose of the Evaluation: What kind of program evaluation is being proposed?  Will this be a formative, process (description, monitoring, quality assurance), or outcome evaluation?  Define and describe the specific type of program evaluation.  Reference material from Royse, Thyer, and Padgett to support your definition and description.  Why is the evaluation necessary?  What is the focus of the evaluation? Be specific.
Literature Review: Only the assigned articles from this term will be used in the literature review.  Use the published research to show why the proposed program evaluation is needed.  
Example of using the literature to support a quality assurance evaluation: Each of the articles we read this term explained how a needle exchange program has some output.  None of the researchers explored whether the processes used to administer the program had any effect on the output.  The literature review would show the need for a quality assurance evaluation.  
Methodology: In this section you will describe how you would go about implementing the recommended program evaluation.  
Design:   Use a Single System Research Design.  Describe the SSRD.  What is the advantage of using the identified SSRD?  Why this SSRD and not some other type?
Sampling: Who or what is being studied?  How will the subjects be selected?  How many? What are the essential characteristics of the sample subjects?  
Data Collection:  Identify the primary independent and dependent variables.  What data will be collected for each?  Evaluate the face validity and reliability of the primary independent and dependent variables.  How will the data be collected?  
Data Analysis: How will the data be analyzed?  Select a statistical technique we studied this term.  Explain how you will use it to evaluate the data.  What are the advantages of using the technique?  What is a drawback?  What statistical techniques (if appropriate) will be used?   
Results: There will be no results since the evaluation will not be implemented.  However, if it was implemented, what would success look like?  The definition of success must be consistent with the problem statement, purpose of the program, mission of the organization, and supported by the collected data.  What will you need to find in the data to conclude the program is working?  What chart type would you used to explain the results?  What descriptive statistics will you use?  
Ethical Considerations:  Use the assigned sources from the term to address the following: Compensation and Incentives, Cultural Issues, Pragmatic Issues, and Political Issues.  This means that within the Ethical Considerations section (properly identified in your paper), you will have four subheadings – one for each of the aforementioned issues.   For each issue (Compensation and Incentives, Cultural Issues, Pragmatic Issues, and Political Issues), identify the single most important topic as it applies to your program.  The application of each topic needs to be specifically tailored to the program you are evaluating. For example, a topic related to Political Issues might be some influential stakeholders who are opposed to the program.  Provide a brief overview of how will address the challenge.  The overview needs to be supported by referencing the text and the assigned articles for this term.
Make sure to be clear, concise, and organized.

Dr. William Jones has been the director of the health center clinic at East-Southern Kentucky Community College (ESKCC) for about six months. Having been a part of a much larger medical center in the past, he has seen the benefits of total quality management (TQM) and feels that it would help improve the operations at the ESKCC clinic. He has made some positive changes to the staffing of the clinic but now feels that he must tackle making improvements to its operations. Consequently, he has created a TQM team (of which you are a part) and has made certain that they have received the necessary training to start examining the various processes within the health center’s operations.
The ambulatory health service department of the ESKCC health center clinic has received increased complaints from the ESKCC student body and staff concerning the services it offers in its walk-in urgent care clinic. Dr. Jones feels that this center would be an excellent starting point for the TQM team.
The Data
The team is presented with the following data regarding student/staff complaints:
Patient Complaint DataMonthComplaint Type 1Complaint Type 2Complaint Type 3Complaint Type 4Complaint Type 5Complaint Type 6Total VisitsSeptember3141174813115841October21278411152971November1148112428311175December7144121738121042January153012141741671February21626128511631March27951623641512April4734313153781May421217182473Total248402872091543119097Complaint Type DescriptionsComplaint TypeComplaint Description1The quality of service received.2The waiting time was too long.3Follow-up care was not available.4The clinic was hard to find in the health center.5The medical care/treatment took too long.6The medical center could not find the individual’s medical records.
The Patient Review Process
The process for a patient (either a student or a staff member) coming in because of a problem is as follows:
When a patient arrives at the clinic, the patient first sees the receptionist, who checks to see if the patient was seen before. If so, the receptionist pulls the medical record from the file. If the patient is new, the receptionist has the patient complete the necessary forms and creates a medical record.
Patients are seen by the physician in the order they arrive. If one of the two examination rooms is empty, the nurse escorts the patient to the examination room and records the patient’s medical complaint. If no examination rooms are available, the nurse escorts the patient to a waiting area until an examination room is available.
When the patient is in the examination room, the nurse performs routine tests. The nurse then writes the complaint and findings on a medical examination form, a form that will be subsequently filed with the patient’s medical record.
The physician examines the patient and orders medical tests, if necessary. A diagnosis and treatment plan is presented to the patient by the physician; a written copy of this plan and any other appropriate instructions are written on the medical examination form.
When the physician releases the patient, the patient returns to the receptionist, who prepares a bill. If the patient has health insurance, the bill is sent to the health insurance carrier.
The patient leaves after either paying the bill (by cash, check, or credit card) or signing the forms to authorize payment by his or her health insurance company. If the health insurance company refuses to pay or partially pays the bill, the receptionist bills the patient by mail. Any patient with an unpaid bill or bad credit history is refused subsequent treatment until the old bill is paid.
Instructions
As a member of the ESKCC TQM team, you are asked to put together a report that recommends improvements to the overall patient process. Create a 4–6 page report in a Word document (copy and paste any charts created in Excel) addressing the following tasks:
Construct a Pareto Chart for the data regarding complaints to the health center that is presented in Table 1. Describe two conclusions from examining this data.
Develop a control chart for the waiting time complaint (complaint #2). Explain how the control chart is developed and show the calculation process.
Illustrate the causes for Complaint #2 in a fishbone diagram. (Note: refer to the readings for examples.)
Develop a flow chart for the process that the clinic uses for a patient who comes into the ambulatory center. Draw two conclusions from examining the flow chart regarding either or both of the following:

How the process affects the patient.
Potential sources of unnecessary complexity.

Determine three improvements to streamline the patient process based on the insights that you gain from examining the process flow chart as well as your understanding of total quality management concepts from your course readings.
This course requires the use of Strayer Writing Standards (SWS). The library is your home for SWS assistance, including citations and formatting. Please refer to the Library site for all support. Check with your professor for any additional instructions.
The specific course learning outcome associated with this assignment is:
Propose improvements to a health services organization based on total quality management (TQM) concepts.