You will be assigned to work on:
Electronic Medical Record (EMR)

You will create a financial business plan for the assigned project.

The Business Plan will contain the sections and components common to typical business plan models. The specific needs of each project will determine the appropriate model to use.

Financial information

Every Business plan contains some type of financial date. The exact nature of this data is dependent on the nature of the product or service. You will need to show financial forecasts for several years to demonstrate the potential success of your venture. These estimates need to be realistic and show a well-designed operational plan that takes into account all the expenses related to purchasing or producing your product and selling your product or service. The business plan should include Pro Forma Financial statements, including an Income statement, cash projection schedule, and balance sheet. Pro forma means the statements do not follow “Generally Accepted Accounting Principles” specifically, but may include the use of estimates. Pro forma statements will only include recurring items. For example, if you had a fire one year and a large casualty loss, you would not include those on pro forma statements because it is not a usual and expected expense. The figures on your financial forecasts will represent decision you have made about factors such as product, price, location, customers, and strategy. It is important to be realistic about potential sales and earnings. Be conservative and consistent; choose an appropriate accounting method for your industry and form of business.
Business Plan Financial sections will include the following information:
1. Income statement (also called a profit and loss statement)
2. Current funding
3. Net present value (NPV)
4. Balance Sheet
5. Profit and loss projection
6. Key performance indicators
7. Break-even analysis
8. Balance-sheet forecast
9. Risk Analysis
10. Business ration analysis: profitability ratios, return on sales, return on investment, and liquidity rations

THIS PAPER IS COMPLEX, AND MUST ACHIEVE A  NUMBER OF GOALS:

1. I was a medical student, and in the middle of my third year, my mom was very ill, and I had to take care of her. As a result, some of my academic work suffered. I then withdrew from the programme to attend to her while she was being treated and recovering. This essay needs to say this in a single paragraph, using much better language. This  paragraph needs to make it clear that I am more than capable of performing well and even going back and completing the medical program, as I am eligible to do so. But I have chosen to go in a different career direction, because I realized this past year (2014), that it would serve me best both in terms of my life goals and educationally, to pursue law.

2. I majored in Philosophy. I took Philosophy courses in Epistemology, Comparative Asian Religions, Linguistics, Formal Logic, and the following graduate courses as an undergrad: Metaphysics, Philosophy of Language, Metaethics, Bioethics, Theory of Computation (also doubled as a math course), and Philosophy of Mind.You need to talk about how these courses developed a level  of abstract thinking and critical thinking that is underutilized in medicine. And the writing skills I acquired, are not used at all. You need to make a strong case for why this coursework has made me a well-rounded, highly-analytical, and appropriate for the profession of law rather than medicine.

3. You need to go into detail on why study of law is superior to study of medicine. Mention how there is a difference in the level of rigor (mathematical/logical rigor), and that medicine is imprecise, medical practitioners squabble over trivial issues that often the significance unknown (e.g. which sutures, or which brand of a particular drug). Physicans often make decisions not based in evidence etc. Alot of decisions on sheer opinion, unsupported, sometimes whimsical decisions. I’m just throwing out  some ideas here, but the goal here, of which you need to spend enough time, is to establish law as requiring a higher standard of evidence, a greater level of critical and analytical thinking, and overall more suited for my abilities.

Don’t make this part sound “bitter” or like an assault on medicine as a career. Medicine is a very respectable and rewarding career, however, the aim is to establish that I am more suited for law, because of my background, skills, and interest. So you need to establish my skills and interests, and then use those to show that medicine is less appropriate for me (but by establishing it as a better career). Basically, degrade medicine, but don’t overdo it. Hopefully this makes sense.

4. Discuss the value I got out of my time pursuing medicine. Learning to study rigorously, time management, learning professionalism, studying ethics, and the interesting scientific knowledge that I gained in my first two years. Add more detail here that you can think of.

5. Come up with a nice conclusion to tie everything together.

You don’t have to follow the structure I provided but you need to touch on all of this, in a single coherent piece. It needs to flow well.

Try to achieve this in 550-700 words. The minimum is 550 words, but I purchased 3 pages in case you need more words.