Reference no: EM131359252
Politics Is Power
Simply put, politics is power. It is the power that influences issues toward political agendas, the power that persuades stakeholders toward favorable solutions, and the power that draws national attention to polarized policies. Politicians have the power, the means, and the position to not only "politicize," or make an issue political, but to also "politick" to gain power and influence for public health issues.
As a public health professional, what should you know before entering the political arena? How might you apply knowledge of political agendas to assist you in advocating for your issue?
Before attempting to impact policy at the local, state, national, and/or international level, public health professionals must first identify the numerous stakeholders who impact their issue. In addition, taking time to understand how politicians have voted and lobbied for the issue is critical.
In the Discussion, examine the history of political support for or opposition to the public health issue you have selected for your Scholar-Practitioner Project. You also investigate how stakeholder power has influenced the progress (or lack thereof) of your issue.
To prepare for the Discussion, review Chapter 4 of the course text. Then, consider the role politics has on your public health issue and identify the various stakeholders who have (or are) impacting the issue, conducting further research as needed.
Post the stakeholders who have impacted (or are currently impacting) your public health issue and explain the level of impact each has had and why. Then, describe the history of political support of or opposition to your issue. Justify your post with specific examples of stakeholder and political involvement in public health policy and advocacy. Support your post with the Learning Resources and peer-reviewed sources.
Given below the link of cahpter 4 : "The Role of Politics".
https://www.dropbox.com/s/znm6t919d39ae4a/The%20role%20of%20politics.rar?dl=0
|
What is an indicator and metric
: In the management courses, project managers analyze the control process. Could you describe it? How is the control process related to this course? What is an indicator? What is a metric? Could you give examples? What indicators and metrics do you use..
|
|
What decision making approach is your colleague recommending
: What decision- making approach is your colleague recommending? Is this recommendation a good idea in this situation? Why or why not?
|
|
Describe the contingency theory of leadership
: Describe the contingency theory of leadership. Explain how this theory has been criticized.Explain how the situational approach to leadership works. List three of its strengths. List the five principles of ethical leadership?What was the main purpos..
|
|
What quantity of the product should allow
: (I) What should be the optimum number of units of the product he should buy in one lot? (II) What quantity of the product should he allow to be back-ordered? (III) How much additional cost will he have to incur on inventory if he does not permit back..
|
|
Describe the history of political support of or opposition
: As a public health professional, what should you know before entering the political arena? How might you apply knowledge of political agendas to assist you in advocating for your issue?
|
|
Production of television sets
: A television manufacturing company produces its own speakers, which are used in the production of its television sets. The television sets are assembled on a continuous production line at rate of 8,000 per month. The company is interested in deter..
|
|
Evaluate the given plan
: Her operations manager is considering a new plan, which begins in January with 200 units on hand. Stock out cost of lost sales is $100 per unit. The cost of hiring additional workers is $5,000 per 100 units. The cost of laying off workers is $7,50..
|
|
Differently in implementation of act at executive-federal
: According to Lewin’s model, what things did President Obama do well to manage the change? Why do you suppose many people are strongly against the change? Please provide factual support for your point of view. What do you think could have been done di..
|
|
Average inventory valuation per period
: The cost of initiating purchasing action is Rs. 15.00 per purchase and the holding cost is 15% of average inventory valuation per period. Item cost is Rs. 8.00 per unit. Find the minimum cost and purchase quantity.
|