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Hi, I am looking for some help with a couple questions I have to answer in my Health Information Systems class
1.) Discuss the risks to a health care organization in failing to allocate sufficient support and resources to a newly implemented health care information system.
2.) Assume you are the CEO of a large group practice (seventy-five physicians) that implemented an EHR system two years ago. The physicians are asking for an evaluation of the system and its impact on quality, costs, and patient satisfaction. Devise a plan for evaluating the EHR system’s impact on the organization in these three areas.
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Hi, I am looking for help on this case study thanks!
Case Study #2
The Case of a 19-Year-Old Patient Erik is a 19-year-old culinary school student who presented with his mother, complaining of anergia and difficulty concentrating. He refused to have his mother present during the intake assessment. He does not want to sign the medical release form, stating that it can work against him. He reports that he was fired from a restaurant three months ago after being caught drinking wine left on a table. He claims that he was tricked to drink the alcohol by his coworkers. Not long after the incident, he stopped going to school and sleeps during the day and stays out all night to hang out with friends until the last month. He broke up with his girlfriend a few weeks ago and stopped hanging out with friends. He says they were bad-mouthing him. He also reports that he is afraid to sleep at night because he can hear them talking about him. Erik started drinking at 12, and his drinking gradually increased over the years. He now drinks secretively at home when his parents are not around. He started smoking marijuana at 15 and used to smoke only with friends. Lately, he uses it almost every day and leaves home only to buy joints. He used up most of his money saved for tuition. He denies using any other illegal drugs or prescribed medications for non-medical use Erik does not have any prior psychiatric history and denies family history except that his father drinks alcohol almost every day and one of his cousins was diagnosed with ADHD. He is asking whether he might have the same problem and if he can have the same medication that his cousin takes. He has no acute medical concerns, no chronic conditions and is not on any medications, herbal, or dietary supplements. Erik is in your office today and mildly agitated after you explained the lack of support for him having an ADHD diagnosis.
He is alert and oriented to place, but not to the date and the day of the week.
The mood is “nervous.” He does not have guilty or remorse feeling. He denies suicidal or homicidal ideation. His appetite shows no change. Speech is somewhat halting or delayed in response. Normal tone, low volume. The content of his speech is absent of any overt evidence of psychosis but questionably suspicious about friends saying that they are all against him.
With this presentation and assurance that there is no medical cause for the patient’s complaints, as the primary care provider, please address the following questions:
1) Using the DSM V diagnostic criteria and hallmark symptoms, what is the diagnostic possibility that is most appropriate for this case study?
2) What would substantiate and differentiate the diagnosis? (Please refer to the diagnostic criteria and exclusionary criteria in the DSM to answer this question).
3) Please discuss other related conditions (differential diagnoses) which may need to be ruled out or can be ruled out and why/how as outlined in the DSM. This is an important section as it justifies your clinical impression by walking me through your diagnostic decision making.
4) What psychosocial and environmental problems are important to consider in this case regarding treatment and prognosis of this identified mental disorder? This section you don’t need to cite references, it is just based on the case presented.
5) What medications are appropriate considerations?
6) Are there short term and long term considerations?
7) Research what current medications or psychotherapeutic treatments are gaining the advantage in managing this disorder.
8) Please provide your psychopharmacologic plan with a specific drug or drugs, dosages and any monitoring needs or patient educational needs relative to this plan.
In addition, provide some case specific or individualized interventions/approach considerations for the APN.
Hi, I am looking for someone to write an article on answer question Paper must be at least 250 words. Please, no plagiarized work! Future changes Affiliation: Family life and dynamics in the future are different from what is being seen at the present times. There are a few changes evident in the areas of marriage, partnerships, children in the households, and divorce among others. Based on the dysfunctional families being seen in this era with increase in divorce rate, the future has many individuals not trusting the institution of marriage and hence the number of married couples compare to the same number in this era is extremely limited. People opt to have partnership arrangements where cohabiting and co-parenting with each parent living separate from each other or together without being married will be very high (OECD, 2011).
With many females getting involved in the work sector and being equally busy with the men as gender equality is finally attained, there will be limited time for people to get children and hence the number of newborns will have drastically reduced, infant mortality rate increased as women will be trying to get children in their 40s after they have really established their careers (OECD, 2011). Children will be raised by older and more mature parents and hence reduced teenage mothers.
Divorce rate for the few that will still believe in the institution of marriage will have remained the same. This is so because fewer people will be getting married and hence fewer people will be engaging in divorce hence making the rate almost standstill with what is being experienced in the present times. Reasons for divorce will include lack of time to parent and take care of partner as women are working equally as hard as the men with the gender equality. This would lead to families becoming even much more dysfunctional than it is at the present times.
References
OECD. (2011). Doing Better for Families. Paris: OECD Publishing.
Hi, I am looking for someone to write an article on analyzing cost of capital 2 Paper must be at least 250 words. Please, no plagiarized work! Analysing cost of Capital Capital is the most essential thing that is needed in order for a business to start. What differ is the options of financing that a company decides to choose, when looking for income sources. A company can go for two financial strategies: debt financing where it borrows in order to finance the business or equity financing where one injects personal or stakeholders’ cash into the business (Johnson, 2009).
Genesis, decided to take up both options but only to a certain degree. They were wary of using debt financing wholly, as it meant, some of the business’ profit would be lost and they were not sure of future cash flows in the business and whether they would be able to pay back the loan. The greatest advantage that one gets, in debt financing, is the maintenance of complete ownership of the business, in comparison to equity financing. It is of great importance to also note that, banks usually expect you to put up assets to back up loan, inform of security. These assets could include property, your personal investments, equipment or other tangible holdings that the bank could seize if you default on the loan (Pratt, 2010).
Equity financing is especially very common among small business owners, because of the concerns they have about either qualifying for a loan or having to channel too much of their profits into repaying the loan. Investors and partners can provide equity financing, and they generally expect to get profits from their investments. Moreover, if no profit materializes, you aren’t obligated to pay back equity contributions. The major drawback of equity financing is that, you are no longer the full owner of a business once you have other financial contributors who expect a share. As such, you will be relinquishing not just financial control, but will no longer be the sole arbiter of the business’s creative and strategic direction (Plath, 2006).
There are two main things to consider when working out the cost of capital: WACC, Weighted average cost of capital and the MCC, which is the marginal cost of capital. This basically is the comparison of how much of new capital is raised in comparison to what was injected at the start of the business. WACC on the other hand is basically the average rate of return a company expects to compensate all its different investors. The minimum return that a company must earn on its existing asset base to satisfy its creditors, owners, and other capital sources.It aims at measuring the capital discount of the company’s income and expenditure and it represents the rate that a company is expected to pay to finance its assets (Pratt, 2010).
References
Johnson, H. (2009).Determining Cost of Capital: The Key to Firm Value. London: FT
Prentice Hall.
Pratt, S. (2010).Cost of Capital: Applications and Examples. Hoboken, Wiley.
Plath, S. (2000). The Cost of Capital, Corporation Finance and the Theory of Investment .New York,
NY: Anchor.
Hi, I am looking for someone to write an article on cheap lapor Paper must be at least 1500 words. Please, no plagiarized work! In addition to the assistantships program, the graduate students also have access to educational funding. This is basically to attract more international students to take advantage of the outstanding graduate programs the university offers.
Assistantships are the most regular schemes of financial backing to graduate studies. Since the implementation of the said development plans, close to 65 percent of graduate students admitted yearly at the university are beneficiaries of graduate student assistantships (Purdue.edu). As a graduate student at Purdue University, you may benefit from teaching, research, or administrative/specialized assistantships to assist you cater for educational costs and at the same time benefiting from rich employment experience. However, students need to note that when they secure an assistantship, they are regarded as part time workers with the university and the will enjoy all the benefits of assistantship (Purdue.edu). Among these benefits include:
Students also need to know that assistantship program is not limited on department. that is, they can either secure assistantships from their departments of admission or from other department that is not relevant to their faculty, but this is limited to the areas of placements and availability of chances.
This plan is made subject to the continued outcry of our graduate students who are benefiting from the graduate assistantship program. The concern by the student is founded on the following main reasons.
Therefore, this negotiation plan is developed principally to address these three main concerns by our graduate students under the assistantship program. In addressing this issue, it is imperative that we give background information regarding the graduate program, graduate student government, VP /dean of graduate school, President of the Graduate Student Group (Todd, 34).
Hi, I am looking for someone to write an article on analysis of white & co law cases concerning principles of partnership Paper must be at least 1750 words. Please, no plagiarized work! Section 28 of the Partnership Act imposes a statutory duty to account and “partners are bound to render true accounts and full information on all things affecting the partnership to any partner or his representative”.
Moreover, as demonstrated in the case of Law v Law, the effect of Section 29 of the PA is to prohibit secret profits and in the case of Pathirana v Pathirana it was asserted that “every partner must account to the firm for any benefit derived by him without the consent of the other partners from any transaction concerning the partnership property, name or business connection”.
The PA governs the liability of partners and their legal obligations and provides that each partner is equally liable for the business regardless of their share of the ownership. Section 12 of the PA states that “Every partner is liable jointly with his co-partners and also severally for everything which the firm, while he is a partner therein, becomes liable under either of the last two preceding sections”. Section 9 further states that “every partner is liable jointly with other partners…. And severally, also for all debts and obligations of the firm incurred while he is a partner”.
Accordingly, White & Co is potentially bound by the contract that Jane has entered into. Furthermore, under Section 10 of the PA where one partner commits an act which is wrong in itself, as opposed to being outside his authority, the partnership will be liable for harm caused if the act comes within the ordinary course of business.
With regard to liability towards Mike, section 5 of the PA provides that “every partner is an agent of the firm and his other partners for the purpose of the business of the partnership. and the acts of every partner who does any act for the carrying on in the usual way business of the kind carried on by the firm of which he is a member bind the firm and his partners”.
Hi, I am looking for someone to write an article on child-adolescent suicidal potential index (caspi): a screen for risk Paper must be at least 500 words. Please, no plagiarized work! The Child-Adolescent Suicidal Potential Index (CASPI) was developed by researchers from Cornell s Weill Medical College in the year 1999. A search of EBSCO host search engines did not reveal any articles since 2000 which revised the original instrument. Search terms were “CASPI” and “child adolescent suicidal potential index”. As with many instruments, subsequent researchers are often not aware of existing knowledge beyond those commonly employed, and so that may be why it has not been widely used.
The researchers incorporated both existing knowledge of self-reporting instruments and their own questions into the CASPI. Since these researchers are measuring suicidal potential rather than ideation the questions are broad based and include social factors such as school and home life. They carefully tested the validity of the questions, internal consistency and test-retest reliability. Test-retest reliability is an important factor in determining if a self-reporting instrument is valid over time. the CASPI had a .76 score which the authors report is consistent with other testing instruments. The retest was conducted two weeks after the initial screening, which could be a factor in its high reliability score. The CASPI instrument was measured against known suicidal potential in the population sampled in order to assess its true validity.
It appears that the researchers were successful in formulating questions with enough neutrality that children and adolescents could answer them honestly. The subpopulation of young children (less than 13 years old) is notoriously hard to assess, but this instrument appears to be consistent and valid even with younger children. It was more consistent and valid with older children, however (up to 96 percent accurate in distinguishing levels of suicidal potential). This instrument was tested with a significant number of students with a diverse cross section of socio-economic circumstances and ethnicities. This is a key element which is sometimes lacking in validating other self-reporting instruments. It also asks questions about family history, which is an important indicator of suicidal potentiality that is sometimes left out of other reporting instruments.
Self-reporting instruments are as accurate as the people taking them—if the participant completes them honestly, they will measure suicidal potential. Self-reporting instruments require an ability to self-reflect as well as a willingness to open up through the anonymity of a questionnaire. When self-reporting instruments are used in conjunction with direct observation by adult authority figures, parental involvement, and professional interventions they are even better predictors of suicidal potential.
Overall, the CASPI instrument appears to be a good addition to other suicide/depression screens for adolescents. Because it was measured against known suicidal potential and appears to be highly accurate, this instrument could safely be used by other researchers or by interested professionals as another tool in the suicide prevention arsenal. The authors note that a high number of false positives is to be expected when administering the CASPI to a general population, so it should not be relied upon to truly predict behavior in the absence of other assessments.
Hi, I am looking for someone to write an article on an investigation into perceptions of employee benefits in uk Paper must be at least 2250 words. Please, no plagiarized work! Employee benefits can be short term, long term and termination benefits. Short term benefits generally include monetary and non-monetary benefits for a short period. Long term benefits include pensions and other retirement plans. A possible narrowest definition will include employer-provided benefits for accident, death, retirement, sickness or unemployment (Weathingtin and Tetrik, 2009). However, in order to better understand the employee benefits, it is important to cover all forms of employee benefits and compensation schemes used across the globe. The most frequently used employee benefit forms are as follows:
2. Payments for retirement plans and private insurance: These include costs of starting such plans and contributions in forms of payments or insurance premiums through alternative arrangements for funding (The British Psychological society, 2014). The government has set policies for providing benefits under various plans in case of personal loss. The personal loss covers the following aspects:
4. Extra payments to employees through cash. Other than bonuses and wages, cash payments are also provided to employees on the basis of performance. This category of benefits includes the following factors:
Employee benefits and compensation packages have become a very common as well as necessary phenomenon for employees and workers in the 21st century. As a result of globalizations and increasing opportunities in work and career, workers and employees have started realizing their worth and have started demanding more from their employers (Dulebohn, et al., 2009). As a result companies have not integrated benefits and compensation system into their core management. As the economic environment is becoming more service oriented and work forces are becoming white collars, these employee benefits are naturally expected.
The necessity of employee benefits is more for employers than for employees.
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