Analyze the information presented in this case study, present your communication plan, and answer the questions below. Your case study paper should be at least three pages in length and should follow APA guidelines.
Your communication plan should address the following questions:
What are your concerns? For example, how will you motivate the employees to stay throughout the 60 days if they have other job offers? How will you motivate all employees to maintain their productivity levels?
1. From a letter to the editor: “the idea of a free press in America today is joke. A small group of people, the nation’s advertisers, control the media more effectively than if they can dictate everything from programming to news report content. Politicians as well as editors shiver in their boots at the thought of such a boycott. This situation is intolerable and ought to be changed. I suggest we all listen to National Public Radio and public television”. Is there an argument in this phrase, if yes what is the premise and conclusion
HA3120D – Essentials of Managed Care
Discussion 02.2: Health Care Structure
.Review the structure of your health care insurance plan.
.From your readings, discuss what organizational structure appears to form the basis for your plan. Is it an IPA, a PPO, a staff model or group model, and so forth?
.Include speculation on how physicians are likely paid. Is it a pure traditional indemnity plan?
If you currently do not have a work health care plan, you can review one from a past work environment, your current student plan and/or the plan of a friend or relative.
Complete the Working in Groups Worksheet.
Use this week’s text readings to complete the worksheet, as well as the “40 Years of Storming: A Historical Review of Tuckman’s Model of Small Group Development” to complete this worksheet.
Use the 3 attachments
References
Bonebright, D. A. (2010). 40 years of storming: A historical review of Tuckman’s model of small group development. Human Resource Development International, 13(1), 111-120.
Stagnor, C. (2016). Social Groups in Action and Interaction (2nd ed.) Florence, KY: Taylor & Francis.
450 words.
Research Findings attached below.
Imagine that you are in a leadership position within a healthcare organization. How would you, as the healthcare leader, attempt to overcome the many barriers that may be encountered with the management of supplies for your healthcare organization? 200-word minimum w/cited references.
Empirical research articles document a study that is either quantitative, qualitative or a mixed methods research design. When authors write an empirical research article they typically follow a format that looks like this: Introduction/Background, Literature Review, Methodology, Findings, and Discussion. The authors recount literature on their specific research topic and describe in a systematic manner how the data was collected and then analyzed in order to answer the research question(s). Once the data is analyzed, they present the findings. Finally, they interpret the findings using past literature to help understand the findings.
What we broadly describe as a “quantitative study” includes numerical summaries that involve descriptive statistics (averages, standard deviations), correlations, and inferential statistics (such as T-tests, Chi Squares and other kinds of analyses). These kinds of studies can include certain elements such as per- and post-tests or survey results looking at correlations between variables.
Qualitative articles, on the other hand, use interviews, focus groups, observations, and written answers to questions. Rather than using statistics to summarize the study, these studies look at themes and present the material using words, phrases and often paragraphs to illustrate what they are representing.
To prepare for this assignment, review Week 1’s readings and resources on how to locate an empirical research article using the library’s databases.
For this Assignment,
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