...Peter Blackwell Chapter 2 Test April 30, 2012 (1) Distinguished between the care provided in a/an: a. Hospital treats the acutely ill whereas a SNF cares for those less acutely ill. b. Level of care required is less in ICF c. RCF residents carry out activities of daily living on their own, whereas ICF residents may need some help. d. Trauma center is equipped to handle more severe injuries. (2) Distinguished between: a. Medicare id for people age 65 and older. Medicaid is for the poor. b. Retrospective is upon or after discharge, concurrent is during hospitalization. (3) Describe the type of care provided by a Primary Care Centers. Basic care by an internist, family practice physician, or pediatrician (4) Name : (a) An ancillary service . X-ray, labs test, physical therapy (b) A primary care physician. Internist, family practice physician , or pediatrician (c) Medical ,surgical, newborn, obstetrics (d) AMA (against medical advice (e) 14 (5) State the term for : a. satellite b. hospice care c. swing beds d. observation beds e. respite care f. intrahospital transfer g. incident report (6) Identify the initials AMA as related to discharge. Against Medical Advice (7) Is the adolescent included in adult or children statistics ? Adult (8) Name a list compiled daily in a hospital ? Admission, transfer, death, discharge (9) Name three indexes maintained in a a hospital. MPI, number, disease, procedure/ operation (10)...
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...Rita Trosack is a 43-year old white female, married for six years to husband, Peter, a 46-year old white male. They both work in the financial district of Chicago and live downtown. They have been trying to conceive for two years. They both work an average of sixty hours a week. Rita and Peter were both raised as Catholics; however, they choose not to practice at this time. Rita missed her menstrual period, began having typical signs and symptoms of pregnancy (nausea, dry heaving, tender breasts, and fatigue). The fatigue was so severe she decreased her hours at the bank. An early pregnancy test performed by Rita tested positive. She then calculated her due date as January 27, 2009, since her last menstrual period (LMP) began on April 20, 2008. Rita met with Dr. Zimmerly an obstetrician in a high-risk obstetric clinic. On this first visit he confirmed the estimated date of delivery (EDD) as late January 2009. Due to Rita’s age, the chorionic villus sampling (CVS) was recommended to screen for fetal genetic defects. Rita had the test in early July, which would place her around eleven weeks into her pregnancy; this is the appropriate time in which to perform the CVS. Amniocentesis could have been performed, but this is usually done around the seventeenth week of pregnancy. Rita also began taking prenatal vitamins, and stopped drinking her daily glass of wine with dinner. Rita and Peter are both non-smokers, they are happy this is not an issue for the unborn child...
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...CVS Health Summary of Industry Characteristics December 31, 2014 Summary The Food and Drug Store industry consists of stores that primarily focus on the sale of food, drugs (nonprescription and prescription), or a combination of both. Typically smaller than General Merchandisers, such as Wal-Mart, the companies in the Food and Drug Store industry provide grocery products such as cold and hot foods, pharmaceuticals, general pet care, and typical household products meant for everyday living. Stores that fall within the industry may specialize in one aspect over the other, such as CVS Health in pharmacy and health care. Even though the major products of the industry are food and drugs, there are several other minor products like health clinics and fuel centers that play an important role in the industry. Industry Sales The industry revenues can range from $139,367 Million to $14,194 Million and profits range from $4,644 Million to $113 Million, just within the companies within the Fortune 500. Their revenue is mostly derived from their sales of their inventory, no matter which side of the industry they sell from. Since most companies will use FIFO inventory methods, this helps decrease their product waste due to expiration dates and will increase their total sales and revenue. Their highest costs tend to be for plant, property, and equipment. Kroger, for example, owns a majority of the buildings where their retail stores are located and they are slowly disposing of their...
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...from one year to another are new. The new project in hand They come up with the idea of developing a network print manager, related to the work they do in the printing environment. This new product would handle printing times, printing queues or even different specifications of the work to be printed. It requires already market-existing technology but also innovation made by the company. There is a great eager to the appearance of this product in this market, and is known that there is a market segment to this product easily identifiable. To complete this task correctly, Jim Sole started looking for the right person to fill the gap of the new project manager. He talked with his friend Peter Dromeshauser, an executive recruiter ("Head Hunter) and gave him some indications concerning the job. Peter then come up with 4names that we are going to analyze...
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...Reporting Project: CVS Health Corporation and Walgreens, Co. Financial Reporting Project: CVS Health Corporation and Walgreens, Co. Progress report two CHRISTOPHER ALLEN, SYED BOKHARI, GAELLE DENIZE, AND JONATHAN PLANTE Progress report two CHRISTOPHER ALLEN, SYED BOKHARI, GAELLE DENIZE, AND JONATHAN PLANTE 2015 2015 Table of Contents Module 4 Questions………………………………………………..pages 2-3 Module 6 Questions………………………………………………..page 3 Module 7 Questions………………………………………………..pages 4-5 Module 8 Questions………………………………………………..page 5-6 Accompanying Exhibits to Module 4……………………………...pages 7-9 Module 5 Questions (Exhibits six through eight)……………….....pages 9-11 Accompanying Exhibits to Module 6……………………………...pages 11-12 Accompanying Exhibits to Module 7……………………………...pages 12-14 Proxy Statement Questions………………………………………...page 15 Works Cited……………...………………………………………...pages 16-17 Return on Equity, Analysis, including the analysis of Operating and Non-operating Return (for a detailed analysis, please refer to Exhibit One, Two, and Three) In the fiscal years of 2012 and 2013, Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) had a higher return on equity (ROE) than did CVS; however, in 2014, CVS had a higher ROE than did WBA. (CVS and WBA 10-Ks) Both components of ROE (operating and non-operating) explain this above information. For the fiscal years of 2012 and 2013, WBA had a higher operating return, which is also called return on net operating assets (RNOA), than did CVS. This can...
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...Traduction longue 1: The Philosophy of Peter Vardy Texte divisé |1 |Not many philosophers have on their CVs fellowships of the Institute|Peu de CV de philosophes affichent des bourses de l’Institut des | | |of Chartered Accountants and the Institute of Marketing and |Experts-Comptables et de l’Institut du Marketing, des postes | | |directorships or chairs of companies listed on the London Stock |d’administration ou de présidence de sociétés cotées à la Bourse de | | |Exchange. |Londres. | |2 |Peter Vardy does, but once you’ve met him, the incongruity soon |Celui de Peter Vardy, en revanche, si. Mais après l’avoir rencontré, vous | | |fades. @ |ne vous demanderez plus pourquoi. | |3 |Peter Vardy is quite simply a whirlwind. |Cet homme est tout simplement un tourbillon. | |4 |Having greeted me at his college, he sets off to make us coffee, |Lorsqu’il m’accueillit dans son établissement d’enseignement supérieur, il | | |leaving me puffing in his wake. |est parti faire du café, me souffler dans son sillage. | |5 |Pirouetting around the kitchen, I am given the...
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...Running head: Harley-Davidson, Inc. v Grottanelli Harley-Davidson, Inc. v Grottanelli Park University HARLEY-DAVIDSON, INC. v. GROTTANELLI 91 F.Supp.2d 544 (2000) HARLEY-DAVIDSON, INC., Plaintiff, v. Ronald GROTTANELLI, d/b/a The Hog Farm, Defendant. No. 93-CV-144M. United States District Court, W.D. New York. March 24, 2000. Michael, Best & Friedrich, Dyann L. Kostello, Milwaukee, WI, for plaintiff. Phillips, Lytle, Hitchcock, Blaine & Huber, Peter K. Sommer, Buffalo, NY, for defendant. Harley-Davidson, Inc. v Grottanelli Harley-Davidson, Inc. v Grottanelli was heard before the court in October 21 through 24, 1996. A decision and order was entered March 20, 1997 in which it was found that the defendant was entitled to use the term “Hog Farm” in regards to the conduct of its business. Harley-Davidson, Inc. was entitled to a permanent injunction with respect to its “Bar and Shield” and “Hog” trademarks. On April 9, 1997, the defendant moved to amend the courts findings and to amend the order from March 20, 1997. In addition, the defendant moved to amend the pleadings to conform with the evidence and for entry of judgment in his favor. In a judgment filed October 1, 1997, the court denied the motions and enjoined his use of the plaintiff’s “Bar and Shield” and “Hog” trademarks. The parties then appealed to the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit were the court upheld the judgment as to the “Bar and Shield” trademarks, but reversed...
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...Case Three CHEF’S TOOLKIT INC. Cash Budgeting 企业现金需求分析和预算 1 Case Explanation: cash budgeting History: Jefferys, invention of Pasta server Production: data Marketing: data Financial Implication: data Data: Composition of Canadian Households; Balance sheet(July 15, 1994) Jefferys Personal balance sheet (July 15, 1994) Production Schedule in Unit 2 Study Questions Q1：What is the Case? (1)event?(2)Companies?(3)Persons?(4)Time? What is the problem?(5)Why is the problem?(6)Possible Solutions? Q2：Analyses (1) Background of Chef’s Toolkit Inc. ? (2) CV of managers? (3)What is the invention? (4)Company Size-up: production, marketing, and financial status? Q3：Budgeting(monthly sales : 10,000; 5,000; 30,000): production schedule, cash budget, Pro-forma income statement, Pro-forma balance sheet Q4：How can the firm avoid loss? Break –even calculation? Q5: How much money do the firm need for financing? Should Dale Raid invest? What are his risks? 3 Case Summary（案例） M r. P eter Jeffery President of Chef’s Toolkit Inc. M r. Dale Reid Private Investor 风险投资家 Obtain funds to start manufacturing and marketing a new pasta server. 4 Case Summary（案例） Produce Sell Chef’s Toolkit Inc. Pasta Server 意大利通心粉 Chef or Housewife 5 Objectives（目标） Produce projected income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statement up to July 31, 1995. 预计财务报告 Obtain fund from Dale Reid. 6 Why Budget? 预算 If you know where you are going...
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...Case Three CHEF’S TOOLKIT INC. Cash Budgeting 企业现金需求分析和预算 1 Case Explanation: cash budgeting History: Jefferys, invention of Pasta server Production: data Marketing: data Financial Implication: data Data: Composition of Canadian Households; Balance sheet(July 15, 1994) Jefferys Personal balance sheet (July 15, 1994) Production Schedule in Unit 2 Study Questions Q1：What is the Case? (1)event?(2)Companies?(3)Persons?(4)Time? What is the problem?(5)Why is the problem?(6)Possible Solutions? Q2：Analyses (1) Background of Chef’s Toolkit Inc. ? (2) CV of managers? (3)What is the invention? (4)Company Size-up: production, marketing, and financial status? Q3：Budgeting(monthly sales : 10,000; 5,000; 30,000): production schedule, cash budget, Pro-forma income statement, Pro-forma balance sheet Q4：How can the firm avoid loss? Break –even calculation? Q5: How much money do the firm need for financing? Should Dale Raid invest? What are his risks? 3 Case Summary（案例） M r. P eter Jeffery M r. Dale Reid Private Investor President of 风险投资家 Chef’s Toolkit Inc. Obtain funds to start manufacturing and marketing a new pasta server. 4 Case Summary（案例） Sell Produce Chef’s Toolkit Inc. Pasta Server Chef or Housewife 意大利通心粉 5 Objectives（目标） Produce projected income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statement up to July 31, 1995. 预计财务报告 Obtain fund from Dale Reid. 6 Why Budget? 预算 If you know...
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...CENTER FOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS RESEARCH Sloan School of Management Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge Massachusetts 7-ELEVEN Japan Co., Ltd.: Reinventing the Retail Business Model Kei Nagayama and Peter Weill January 2004 CISR WP No. 338 and MIT Sloan WP No. 4485-04 2004 Massachusetts Institute of Technology. All rights reserved. Research Article: a completed research article drawing on one or more CISR research projects that presents management frameworks, findings and recommendations. Research Summary: a summary of a research project with preliminary findings. Research Briefings: a collection of short executive summaries of key findings from research projects. Case Study: an in-depth description of a firm’s approach to an IT management issue (intended for MBA and executive education). Technical Research Report: a traditional academically rigorous research paper with detailed methodology, analysis, findings and references. About the Center for Information Systems Research CISRMISSION CISR was founded in 1974 and has a strong track record of practice based research on the management of information technology. As we enter the twenty-first century, CISR’s mission is to perform practical empirical research on how firms generate business value from IT. CISR disseminates this research via electronic research...
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...Problemerne er noget som skal undersøges eller som du vil redegøre for og anskueliggøre for andre (læs; lærerne og censor). Disse mindre problemstillinger er underordnet den overordnede problemformulering og kan ses som dele indeholdt i den overordnede problemformulering). 1. Hvad opnåede Kina med den kommunistiske magtovertagelse? 2. Hvorfor vil Kina forhindre, at Tibet vil være en selvstændig stat? 3. På hvilken måde kan Nobelprisen anses som et politisk våben? | Diskussion af, hvilke materialer og metoder der er relevante i arbejdet med problemstillingerne: Tekst 1 er skrevet af Martin Breum, som har udgivet artiklen i Weekendavisen i 2007. Martin Breum er uddannet på Danmarks Journalisthøjskole og har et meget imponerende CV, der gør ham til en kompetent kilde. Tekst 2 er skrevet af Jonas Parello-Plesner, som har udgivet artiklen i Berlingske tidende i 2010. Jonas er seniorforsker inden for den internationale tænketank, European Council on Foreign Relations og har været chefkonsulent for Kina i udenrigsministeriet. Han kan derfor anses som en kompetent kilde og der kan forventes høj grad af objektivitet. Tekst 3 er en politisk karikaturtegning lavet af Tom W., som er udgivet i Blæksprutten i 1989. Politiske Karikaturtegninger er ofte lavet af folk der er forarget over et aktuelt emne. Tegningen påpeger Deng Xiaopengs hykleri, i hans tale omkring massakren på den himmelske fredsplads. Kilden er derfor ikke objektiv, men mere en spydig kommentar til det...
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...Introduction : A Chief Operating Officer (or Chief Operations Officer; COO) or Director of Operations (or Operations Director) can be one of the highest-ranking executives in an organization and comprises part of the "C-Suite". The COO is responsible for the daily operation of the company,[1] and routinely reports to the highest ranking executive, usually the Chief Executive Officer (CEO).[2] The COO may also carry the title of President which makes him or her the clear number-two in command at the firm, especially if the highest ranking executive is the Chairman and CEO. Contents * 1 Responsibilities and similar titles * 1.1 Corporate president * 1.2 Current situation * 2 Roles and functions * 2.1 COO as successor * 3 Relationship with CEO * 4 Relationship with board of directors * 5 Failure in the COO role * 6 Experts and research * 7 List of notable COOs * 7.1 Current * 8 References * 9 Further reading | Responsibilities and similar titles Unlike other C-suite positions, which tend to be defined according to commonly designated responsibilities across most companies, the COO job tends to be defined in relation to the specific CEO with whom he/she works, given the close working relationship of these two individuals.[3] In many ways, the selection of a COO is similar to the selection of a Vice President of the United States: the role (including the power and responsibilities therein) can vary dramatically, depending on the style and...
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...RESEARCH PROPOSAL TITLE KCA UNIVERSITY ONLINE RECRUITMENT SYSTEM Table of Contents 1.0 Background 4 2.0 Problem Statement 8 3.0 Proposed Solution 9 4.0 Objectives 11 5.0 Literature Review 12 6.0 Methodology 15 7.0 Data Collection Methodology 16 8.0 Constraints 17 9.0 Resources Required 18 10.0 Budget 18 11.0 Project Schedule 20 12.0 Conclusion 22 References 23 Bibliography 23 Background KCA University dates back to 1989, with the establishment of the institution as Kenya College of Accountancy by the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya (ICPAK) to improve the quality of accountancy and financial management training in the country. The college was founded after a study conducted by Chart Foulks Lynch CIPFA services of the UK in 1987/88. The study revealed that the Kenyan economy required an additional four hundred qualified Accountants every year. The output of qualified accountants from the training institutions then was less than one hundred. To maintain a national outlook, the institution opened satellite colleges in Githunguri, Kericho, Eldoret and Kisumu all now under the School of Professional Programmes. Abstract The key HR aims at the KCA University are recruitment, retention and development of the very best academic staff and high quality administrative staff to support its corporate vision of being a World Class Business University of Choice and the leading University for practicing...
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...Continuing Personal and Professional Development 2 CONTINUING PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AT UCL Contents: 1. Introduction 2. The CPD Context 3. UCL Support 4. Feedback and Appraisal 5. The CPD Cycle and Where to Start 6. Evaluation and Impact 7. Recording Your Learning and Development 8. A CPD Portfolio 9. Conclusion Appendix 1 Approaches to Learning and Development Appendix 2 Tools to Help With Portfolio Development Appendix 3 A Change of Career Appendix 4 Learning Styles Appendix 5 Definitions Appendix 6 Continuing Professional Development Record Appendix 7 Basic Principles of CVs And Applications Appendix 8 Resources 3 CONTINUING PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AT UCL 1. INTRODUCTION PURPOSE: This document is intended to provide staff at UCL with a clear understanding of continuing professional development (CPD), and its importance, within the context of UCL. It is also intended to encourage equality of opportunity by encouraging everyone to plan their development and record their skills. The guide will act as a transportable toolkit to help with the planning and recording of your personal and professional development. It should be used in conjunction with any continuing professional development (CPD) related specifically to your profession or professional registration. The guide also explains why you should record your learning and development, and how to do it. WHAT IS CPD? The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development...
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...Case name | Reporter | Court/Year | Findings | Wheaton v. Peters | 33 U.S. (8 Pet.) 591 | 1834 | There is no such thing as common law copyright and one must observe the formalities to secure a copyright. | Baker v. Selden | 101 U.S. 99 | 1879 | Idea-expression divide. | Burrow-Giles Lithographic Co. v. Sarony | 111 U.S. 53 | 1884 | Extended copyright protection to photography. | White-Smith Music Publishing Company v. Apollo Company | 209 U.S. 1 | 1908 | Reproduction of the sounds of musical instruments playing music for which copyright granted not a violation of the copyright. | Bobbs-Merrill Co v. Straus | 210 U.S. 339 | 1908 | No license to use copyrighted material. License cannot extend holder's rights beyond statute defined by Congress. | Bauer & Cie. v. O'Donnell | 229 U.S. 1 | 1913 | Differences between patent and copyright defined also prohibits a license from extending holder's rights beyond statute. | Macmillan Co. v. King | 223 F. 862 | D.Mass. 1914 | Limits of fair use with respect to an educational context and to summaries. | Nichols v. Universal Pictures Co. | 45 F.2d 119 | 2d Cir. 1930 | No copyright for "stock characters". | Shostakovich v. Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. | 196 Misc. 67, 80 N.Y.S.2d 575 (N.Y. Sup. Ct. 1948), aff'd 275 A.D. 692, 87 N.Y.S.2d 430 (1949) | 1948–9 | No moral rights in public domain works. | Alfred Bell & Co. v. Catalda Fine Arts, Inc. | 191 F.2d 99 | 2d. Cir. 1951 | Variations of works in the public domain...
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