The purpose of the film critique is to provide a real-life perspective to some of the health issues we are discussing in this course.  You will be asked to critically reflect on this video and discuss the implications for women’s health. Film Critique  – Birthright: A War Story This film has been assigned for the entire Women’s Reproductive Health module. While Roe v. Wade is the law of the land, it is not the reality for many. Birthright: A War Story features the stories of women across the United States under siege. Every day, their ability to make their own decisions about their bodies, health, and when and if to have a family is under attack in cities and states. Political, religious, corporate, and governmental factions are waging a war on women’s health — and it has real consequences. Please answer all of the following questions in your film critique: What are the long-term implications of creating a system where pregnancy has legal repercussions? What role does race play in this documentary and access to reproductive care nationwide? How is the regulation of reproductive health care reflective of cultural and social views of women in American society?Â

please answer each DQ with 250-300 words each. thank you. DQ 1In what ways can informatics help health care providers overcome current or emerging barriers to care and increase access to safe, quality health care? Include a discussion of the value and challenges of clinical provider order entry (CPOE) and clinical decision support systems (CDSS) in providing safe patient care in your response.DQ 2Differentiate between EMRs and EHRs. Discuss the importance of interoperability in relationship to both types of records and to how the EMR and EHR improve quality and access to care.reference: Explore the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) website.URL:http://www.ahima.org/Read “What Is the Difference Between Health Informatics and Health Information Management?” by Kirshner, located on the Oregon Institute of Technology website.URL:http://www.css.edu/the-sentinel-blog/whats-the-difference-between-health-informatics-and-health-information-management.htmlRead “EMR vs EHR – What Is the Difference?” by Garrett and Seidman (2011), located on the Health IT Buzz website.URL:https://www.healthit.gov/buzz-blog/electronic-health-and-medical-records/emr-vs-ehr-difference/

Before answering the questions make sure to watch the lecture in its entirety. Click here to watch lecture recording(Links to an external site.). For full points, you must respond to each question in at least 3-5 sentences. Please use question and answer format, writing the question immediately before your response. *Note: You will not be able to answer the Top Hat questions that were presented during the live class. Instead, you are required to answer the questions listed below. Post-Lecture Responses QuestionsThis week we had guest speakers who come from a diverse array of backgrounds and experiences who share the love of adaptive sports. They each describe the barriers of adaptive sports. Pick a specific barrier that stood out to you the most and why?Our speakers shared the benefits of adaptive sports in their lives. What are some ways that adaptive sports affect their life quality?According to our guest lecturers, how is inspiration porn different from simply inspiring someone? Answer this in 2-3 sentences.Respond to one of our guest speakers: Ania Flatau or Nico Marcolongo. Why did you choose them? What about them resonated with you and your own experiences or perspectives?

Good Afternoon,My essay is 10 pages this is not including the cover page and reference page.This essay is about healthcare inequalities: This will give you a idea of the direction I am heading towards… “Healthcare inequalities are very unfair and avoidable within differences in health across the population, and between different groups within society. Health inequalities arise because due to various conditions in which we are born with, grow, live, work and age. Although, the Affordable Care Act health coverage expansions have led to large gains in coverage across all age groups. Despite the positive outcomes of Affordable care act, people of color and low-income individuals remain at increased risk of being uninsured.“Resources: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0140673617303987?via%3Dihubhttps://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0140673619330193?via%3Dihub https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7394688/ Example how it works in Argentina healthcare. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12152918/https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18027287/This is graduate program, needs to be in APA, and must follow the grading criteria I will post.Thank you.

Can you help me understand this History question? For this week read the chapters on Early Societies Africa and on the Americas and Oceania.  Then select Option A on the Maya or Option B on Africa. Option A: After reading the chapter on the Americas, discuss the history of the Maya (Links to an external site.) paying particular attention to their calendar system, religion (Links to an external site.), and the Ball Game (Links to an external site.).  Discuss the role human/blood sacrifice (Links to an external site.) had in their society.  Why did they believe that human and blood sacrifice was so necessary?  Be sure to respond to one other student. The following cc video is optional, but provided good information on the Maya. Option B: After reading the chapter on Africa, focus on Mansa Musa (Links to an external site.) and discuss how the picture on this site portrays Mansa Musa? What does the document that contains his portrait look like to you? For what do you think it was used?  Why did Mansa Musa go to Mecca (Links to an external site.)? What impact did his journey have on the outside world? What impact did it have on Mali? Don’t forget to respond to one of your peers.