In this week, you will have the opportunity to reach back throughout the weeks of the course to develop your final summation response to either one of the topic questions listed below. This is a cumulative course assignment. Diversity is present in the professional workforce and the patient population. Strategic human resource management's (SHRM's) function is essential in the process of recruiting and selecting new talent to assemble an effective workforce. In this process, SHRM must perform a process of credential verification and training. New employee assimilation into the workforce is a crucial process. However, there exists a number of functions SHRM must exercise to be successful and contribute to the strategic vision of the organization. Review the concepts presented in the prior weeks of the course to develop your response: Discuss SHRM as an integral function of identifying need and talent to staff the healthcare organization. Comment on the nursing shortage and address the concerns created in workforce diversity, cultural considerations, licensure, and credentialing. Explain how the employment legislation acts presented in Week 1 of the course might apply to the foreign-born and educated healthcare professional working in the United States. Discuss diversity as a difference from the viewpoint of the individual. Evaluate the application and theoretical effectiveness of the LEARN and ASK mnemonics. Submit your answers in a 2- to 3-page Microsoft Word document. Support your answers with appropriate examples and research. To support your work, use your course and textbook readings, credible Internet sources, and also use the South University Online Library. As in all assignments, cite your sources in your work and provide references for the citations in APA format.

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Academic Level	College
Subject Area	Healthcare
Paper Type	Admission Services-Admission Essay
Number of Pages	3 Page(s)/825 words
Sources	0
Format	APA
Spacing	Double Spacing

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