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    The University of Mary Master of Science in Nursing – Nursing Leadership and Management Program along with the Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) Program of The Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota collaborated to improve upon the ECMO simulation format currently used at the organization. ECMO is a medical treatment that serves as a form of life support to sustain life in those who are experiencing respiratory and/or cardiac failure. This modality of treatment is becoming more common…

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    The Pros And Cons Of EHR

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    There are a few cons to the implementation of EHR. First and foremost is a financial matter: the up-front cost of the implementation and maintenance of an EHR is considerably expensive (Menachemi & Collum, 2011). One of the cons of the implementation of this system is the potential for “adverse effects on workflow” during the transitional period to electronic documentation (Inokuchi et al., 2014). It is likely that the process of teaching, learning, and transitioning over to an electronic…

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    PCI Compliance Case Study

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    PCI DSS Compliance Program Responsive Compliance and Beyond With 40+ years of security excellence, Unisys understands the importance of PCI compliance in the security equation of your institution. As per our Unisys experience, not being compliant is not as much an issue of penalties, as it is of risk and resulting liability. Though non-compliance penalties can run up to $500k or terminate your ability to process card payments, we are more concerned about your organization survival because of…

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    In healthcare, the organization readiness has been reported as an issue. Due to the absence of the brief, reliable, and valid measure to construct. There have been several attempts of measuring organizational readiness but most of the available instruments are not theory based with limited reliability and validity (Shea et al. 2014). However, the organization readiness is a multilevel construct that can be assessed by an individual or sub-individual levels, such a team, department or…

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    Bar Code Medication Error

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    Abstract Bar-code medication administration (BCMA) was implemented by the FDA in 2004 as an effort to reduce medication errors. This would require every patient and medication to have a bar-code. To ensure the five rights of medication administration, the nurse would scan the patient’s wristband and then scan the medication. This allows the computer to pull up the patient’s electronic medical chart and verify the drug. This piece explores BCMA reception by nurses, the effectiveness of the new…

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    Holocaust Research Paper

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    Introduction The Holocaust was such a devastating event because six million Jewish people were murdered and many inhumane acts took place and the impacts can still be felt today. The main cause of the holocaust was the implementation of the Nurmeberg laws and Adolf Hitler's beliefs. The effects of the Holocaust were a mass genocide and the removal of all rights from the Jewish people. The long term effects on the world were the changes to international law and PTSD for survivors of these events.…

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    Program Logic Model

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    the effect of a public intervention in a society were controlled experiments are impossible due to ethical or feasibility reasons. In addition, this type of design is mostly used in initial evaluations of public programs and improvement of their implementation. Regression Equation For the periods before the Lei Seca, most of the studies showed there was a positive trend in the number of accidents due to driver under the influence. Then, according to the program theory of change and logic model…

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    The health care cost-management pressures have forced HCOs to examine their work processes and undertake work redesign initiatives to deliver care more efficiently. The need for transparent and effective communication in all phases of the work a firm performs for its clients is imperative. Hence, some Successful companies do not hesitate to use Strategic Planning consultants to help them build and improve their competitive advantages. These companies understand the importance of making smart…

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    Swot Analysis For Usps

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    effective strategic plans in order to improve and be more competitive (Posch, 2000). The strategic plan design to improve areas such as the reboot of the standard mail service will allow the organization to earn more substantial revenues. However, the implementation stage needs to have the appropriate tools in order to ease transitional changes (Hacker,…

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    as new implementation, I would assume the most drastic changes will be in the more rural areas of each…

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