Part C: Outline A Proposal Request Outline for Clinical Quality measure to Improve Diagnosis. Basic Description The clinical category of the proposed measure is cancer. The World Medical Relief aims to promote the quality of diagnosing cancer. The specific cancer diagnosis that the World Medical Relief focuses on improving is covering all ages without assumption. The previously focused age groups have been the old; the organization aims at diagnosing all age groups. Diagnosis to cover lung cancer, breast cancer, bladder cancer, prostate cancer, and kidney cancer by target people in all the government healthcare facilities. The measure has been in practice before, but it was limited due to financial constraints. Potential Impact of the Measure The measure addresses a condition

Surname 1   Student’s Name Professor Course Date   Short Essay The short story, “Rip Van Winkle” by Washington Irving is a perfect illustration of change. The British Empire acquired many colonies from various corners around the world. American societies experienced sufferings due to the high taxes and trade restrictions imposed on them by the British. For these reasons, some Americans could not tolerate such pains and embarked on a revolutionary war. These events attracted people like Irving Washington who emerged to push for change and bring order. Washington, in his short story, portrays the existing struggle between Britain and America as well as the changes that took place. He does these by narrating fictitious events and characters that represent

Name Course Instructor Date Impacts of America’s Acquisition of Texas in its World Standing When America entered into war with Mexico in 1846 its army, merely consisted of 8000 soldiers, but later the number increased after 60,000 more volunteers joined the battle. The leading cause of this was America’s annexation of Texas in 1845 from a dispute over whether Texas borders were in the Nueces River as Mexico claimed or at the Rio Grande as the united states claimed. In the war, American forces won and acquired over 500,000 square miles of Mexican land from the Rio Grande to the Pacific Ocean. The American troops were able to emerge victorious in the war because they provided stable and capable leadership.