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C815: Task 1: Quality and Performance Management and Methods Task 1: Quality Improvement Projects Part A1: Initiatives Located in New York, Fielder Medical Center (FMC) strives to provide exceptionally safe care; at this facility quality of care is assessed at both ends of the spectrum: how care is delivered and the results of that care. Of their quality improvement projects, there are three in particular that are recommended for Western View Hospital (WVH) to consider in preparation fo...

C799_Task_ 2 Healthcare Ecosystems A. Impact on Growth A city that has faced a huge population boom in the city of Coral springs. Located in the state of Florida, Coral Springs has seen a population increase of 13.14% since their last census. The city holds a population of 137,007 residents, with 5,992 people per square mile (World Population Review, n.d.). Broward Health, a hospital residing in Coral Springs, has since felt the stress of an ever-growing population. Grossman, The Chief Operat...

C717_Task2 Business Ethics Task 2: Employees’ Rights and Responsibilities and Employer’s Ethical Responsibilities A1. Employees’ Rights and Responsibilities Employees have a responsibility to have skills and knowledge necessary to perform a job. They must know how to correctly do their job and follow instructions from their employer. This is an important responsibility because employees help the company to be better and more effective in doing their job properly. Employees ha...

C717 Business Ethics Task 1: Organizational Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility A. Corporate Policies • TechFite will invest in the rebuilding of abandoned buildings in the city of Dellberg. • TechFite will maintain an adequate number of full-time workers, 70% of its workforce, and make benefit packages available. They will also offer a number of benefits to its part-time employees. • TechFite will offer training in leadership and host community events. A1. Rationale ...

C426 C426 Healthcare Values and Ethics A1. Potential Ethical Dilemmas Jamilah Shah is a 90-year-old resident at an extended care facility. She was admitted to the hospital after suffering a heart attack. She understands English but speaks very little as she is an immigrant from Turkey. Further treatment decisions are needed to aid with her recovery, but there seems to be disagreement between the health care team and the family members regarding Jamilah’s advance directives. This situatio...

C456-Final2.1-1 Benefits to Legalizing Medical Marijuana Today it is not uncommon to read or even hear in the news of someone dying from an opioid overdose. Opioids are commonly prescribed for severe to chronic pain management resulting from major injuries, surgeries, medical conditions such as Muscular Dystrophy and even cancer. Unfortunately, there has been a significant rise in opioid abuse resulting in overdoses and harsher restrictions for patients who truly need opioids, hence the...

C456- RESEARCH PAPER Task 2: Why autonomous vehicles aren’t ready for the roads In the 1920’s, the first radio-controlled vehicle called “American Wonder” was driven up the streets of New York. Since then, many more crude attempts have been made at self-driving vehicles of some sort. It wasn’t until 1977 that the first semi-autonomous vehicle was developed. Since then, scientists and engineers have been working toward a goal of a fully autonomous vehicle; a vehicle that is abl...

c489Task3: Organizational Systems and Quality Leadership Task 3, SAT1-0517/1217 A. Healthcare Financing A1. Country to Compare I chose to compare the United States (U.S.) healthcare system with the healthcare system of Great Britain. A2. Access Most Americans have private health insurance coverage. For those over 65, some disabled people under age 65, and anyone with End Stage Renal Disease the federally funded Medicare program provides health coverage. Medicare has two parts; Part A is h...

c489_Task 1: Nursing Quality Indicators Nursing quality indicators are nursing interventions that are measurable to determine the quality of the care being provided and reflect when the desired clinical outcomes are achieved. In the scenario provided had the nurses that were providing the care for Mr. J identified and the nursing quality indicators, prevalence of restraints and the prevalence of hospital acquired pressure ulcers they could have possibly avoided the complications of both exper...

C456 Turning “Big Data” into “Good Data” Over the last few years, a change in perspectives has occurred within the U.S. government. It all started when Edward Snowden, a former NSA employee, took it upon himself to become a whistleblower (in the most incorrect way possible) and leak details about NSA’s classified data collection methods. Since this incident, security professionals and the media have had varying debates regarding these collection programs and the subsequent analysis...