HLT 307V Week 1 DQ 2
The following is an excerpt from the textbook reading Professionalism in Health Care:
“If you want to be viewed as a health care professional, you need to be aware of what’s going on in your industry… you need to be keep up with current trends and issues and consider how they might affect your job, your patients, your personal health, and your career.” (Makely, et. al, p. 5)
Give three reasons why it is important for health care professionals to be knowledgeable about what is happening in the health care industry. Provide at least two examples from your readings of ways to keep up with current trends and issues.
Course: HLT-307v Professional Dynamics and Allied Health Professions
School: Grand Canyon University
ORDER HLT 307V WEEK 1 ASSIGNMENT : ORIGINAL PAPER WRITTEN FROM SCRATCH AND WELL FORMATTED
HLT 307V Week 1 DQ 1: A student took a communication course his freshman year and passed it with a grade of A
HLT 307V Week 1 DQ 1
Academic integrity is at the heart of GCU’s values and is integral to our university community. According to the Center for Academic Integrity, there are five fundamental values that are central to academic integrity: honesty, trust, fairness, respect, and responsibility. Before responding to this Discussion Question, view GCU’s website on Academic Integrity athttp://www.gcu.edu/Academics/Academic-Integrity.php
Pay special attention to the Policies and Resources section of this site.
Consider the following scenario: A student took a communication course his freshman year and passed it with a grade of A. Four years later, the student is now taking a leadership course that has a similar assignment to one he completed his freshman year. He reuses one of his assignments and submits it as an assignment in his current, leadership class.
Is this considered a violation of academic integrity? Explain your answer with consideration given to the five fundamental values of the Center for Academic Integrity and the specific policies of the Center.
Course: HLT-307v Professional Dynamics and Allied Health Professions
School: Grand Canyon University