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    Disposal is defined as ‘the range of processes associated with implementing records retention, deletion, destruction or transfer decisions which are documented in disposition authorities or other instruments’. The lawful disposal of records is an essential and critical component of any records management program. 3.2. The Aims of Disposal: The aim of disposal is to ensure that records are either destroyed or transferred to an archival institution at the right time, as a result of the systematic implementation of decisions made concerning the continuing utility and enduring value of the records. It is neither practical nor desirable to preserve all the records created by every agency. Records must be removed, and records must be destroyed. Though…

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    business needs. To assist in properly staffing their business many companies follow the six primary key functions of business operations, which I will discuss. Financial management and records management are closely related. Financial management includes controlling, planning, monitoring and implementing financial activities and guidelines, to include auditing and accounting,…

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    Records Management Business Plan Donegal County Council Roisín O 'Donnell October 2016 1. Objectives of a Record Management Plan. • To create awareness around good record management practices • To adhere to international standards • To ensure this organisation is compliant with current legislation • To ensure this organisation is accountable to the people it serves • To ensure our organisation is efficient in its day to day business activities 1.2 Scope Individual sections have…

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    1. Introductions A record is the product of administrative activities in the organization. Both profit and non-profit organizations generate the records from financial transactions, correspondences, employment histories, and contracts. In fact, Brain Injury Networks of South Australia (BINSA Inc.) produces the records corresponding with: financial transactions and client’s services. BINSA Inc. should organize those records because the records have significant roles to support valid data. Thus,…

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    improvement of job functions within the Error Resolution (ER) unit. She can be relied upon when facing distractions and obstacles. Problem Solving/Judgment: Dana identifies complex problems on criminal history reporting from various law enforcement/judicial agencies as well as inquiries within the department. She gathers and assesses relevant information that should be brought to the attention of management. Initiative: Dana provides assistance to her peers without being directed. When…

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    Hamlet’s actions throughout the play support this deceitful nature. His dual personalities are the foundation of his madness. There are many examples that illustrate how Hamlet’s deceitful nature results in a tragedy because of his inability to choose which role to play.      In Act One, Hamlet appears to be very straightforward in his actions and his role. When his mother questions him, Hamlet says, "Seems, madam? Nay it is. I know not…

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    Medical Record Documentation in the Veterinary Setting A record, synonymous with other terms such as, health record or medical record, is a collection of related fields that refers to all the data accumulated regarding the patient’s visit or all of the patient’s visits. The health information professional will find that in relation to the veterinary health medical record, similarities between the veterinary delivery care setting and human health care setting extend to the approach veterinary…

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    According to Harvard Management; what makes someone a good communicator? There’s no mystery here, not since Aristotle identified the three critical elements- ethos, pathos, and logos about a thousand years ago (Edinger, S. 2013). According to Harvard Management; Ethos deals with credibility, which is often determined by those that have technical expertise in a specific area. It also reflects integrity and character, which helps convince people you are not going to lie to them (Edinger, S. 2013).…

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    She will stay current on legislative changes that could affect the unit. It is required for Judit to maintain all records according to the Records Retention policy as set forth by the Department. She will ensure all reports, projects; weekly totals are completed by the required deadline including the Government Liaison requests. Judit will continue to apply logic and analytical thinking when performing her assigned task. She is encouraged to attend the Employee Development Course - Effective…

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    Columba C. Millan is the Director of Medical Records at Broadway by the Sea, which is a skilled nursing facility. She immigrated to the United States from the Philippines in 1983. She studied in the Philippines and got a bachelor of science in professional agricultural engineer and then had to take the license exam when she came to the U.S. Even though Columba does not have a degree that pertains to health care, she does have about forty years of experience that has allowed her to grow within…

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