Security and Privacy
Kate Cann
HCS/533
August 10
Michael Gaul

Security and Privacy According to Robin Rudowitz (September 2006), “before Hurricane Katrina struck in August 2005, New Orleans had a largely poor and African American population with one of the nation’s highest insurance rates, and many relied on the Charity Hospital system for care”. The safety net of New Orleans’s health care system was a distraught. A lot of people were left with no access to care for year after the Hurricane Katrina. On August 2005, the Hurricane destroyed a lot of homes and a lot of people were forced out of their homes leaving them homeless. Much of the city’s infrastructures were destroyed due to the Hurricane. The Hurricane did not only destroy people’s homes and the city’s infrastructures but also destroyed patient’s medical files that were stored in the basement of the hospital. The hospital had in place measure that allowed patients to obtain their medical records in order for them to be treated at a different hospital. Had the hospital not have prior measures in place, patients would have been stranded during the catastrophic event that took place in New Orleans Having the measures in place also helped them identify the people who lost their lives in the Hurricane Katrina.
Management Plan A management plan is a blueprint for the way your organization is run, both day-to-day and over the long term. “It includes the standard methods for doing various things -- handling money, dealing with the actual work of the organization, addressing the way people in the organization do their jobs and the overall philosophical and intellectual framework in which these methods operate” (University of Kansas, 2015). It is important for organizations to have a management plan. A good management plan helps an organization accomplish its goals and