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    subject engaged with one of the available receptionists to locate the chapel and whilst in the chapel, she engaged in small talk with another college student. During the public transportation trial session, the test subject went on the university’s shuttle bus system and rode in an Über. Both trial sessions took approximately twenty minutes each, for…

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    her local hospital. The receptionist in the department addressed Jennifer as miss Van der pays and used a polite tone when speaking to her. The nurse asked Jennifer to come into a cubical and remove her shoes tights so that the doctor could examine the injury. The nurse asked if she needed help to get on the couch and closed the cubical curtains. 1. Name two values which underpinned the care received by Jennifer. Jennifer was shown respect as the nurse she…

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    Primary Diagnosis Essay

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    multiple health issues, including a knee replacement; she ambulated with a walker. She was taking multiple medications, including narcotics for pain control. Education: General Education Development (GED) (1986). Work experience: Clerk (1999-2006), receptionist (2008-2016). Decision under Review: Per the Disability Determination (11/18/2016), the claimant was not disabled. The primary diagnosis was disorders of back (discogenic and degenerative).…

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    fidget spinners but, when I turned my head, JA looked like a regular 3 story high school. A lady, who I forgot her name, told us to get out of the seats one by one. Once we got through the 2 glass doors, there was a receptionist on the right at the front desk. Next to the receptionist there was a room made of glass and there were computers and office chairs. When we got on the half oval green turf, we counted down from 3 to get inside the 2 big wooden doors, once the doors opened we hung up our…

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    to work until you are fever free for 24 hours, without the use of fever- reducing medicine. If you choose to come back before then, you must provide a doctor’s note, declaring that you are healthy enough to come back to work.  Every hour the receptionist will spray disinfectant on all door handles, faucet handles, phones, and light switches. Some bacteria and viruses can survive for more than 2 hours.  Signs will be posted throughout the medical offices, warning patients of the serious and…

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    particular is not higher. Ben has now involved two executives that are on the committee to back his position. This is dividing the committee. Current Situation The situation currently is that the position in question is the job of a receptionist. The current receptionist is Marianne. She has been with the company for twelve years. This is long that any of the committee members. Marianne does a great job in her work. The problem is that Ben is looking at this from the person perspective not the…

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    patient’s mother asked for help, the response of the nurse was not satisfactory. The wait times to get a response were not long but the patient felt nervous and panicked as none of the staff members ever approached her to explain the procedure. The receptionist on the helpline number was quick to answer, but failed to provide the required information.…

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    service experience. In this case study Mrs F is not acknowledged by the receptionist when she entered, which made an unfavourable impression on the service in the beginning. (Maister) 1.(b) Good features- Attractive artwork, Good ventilated room, Fresh trailing plants and comfortable waiting room with good ambiance. Shortcomings- Receptionist did not acknowledge when Mrs F is walking in, Shows the rude attitude of receptionist, 2 Patients who arrived after Mrs F are summoned first by SP2. More…

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    Records clerk spend considerable amount of time flipping through the records to pull out the patients’ details. The use of computer software would make this retrieval faster and help save time. A computerized database would also the receptionist when handling returning patients since their details already exist in the system but would be hard to trace in the paper records. Additionally, patients often lose their clinic cards making it hard to trace their medical history and clinic appointment…

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    Sometimes life happens and things don’t go according to our plan, but I don’t think that should have an impact on our jobs and should put us behind. If I’m leading a project at work and have to guide my team, my first and the most important tool is to break the task into steps which makes the job look easier and shorter and then have check points so nobody gets lost and things are smooth. I’d break the job in such a way that each member gets the task they are good at, which will make it easier…

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