Explain how the strategic plan provides focus and direction for Stevens District Hospita

Now that you have completed your review of the Strategic Plan for Stevens District Hospital, you have been asked to provide a presentation to the governing board of the hospital. This board is comprised of the president of the hospital, four business leaders from the community, and three leaders of the medical staff.

Create a 10- to 12-slide PowerPoint® presentation that summarizes your analysis and goals created. Include the following in your presentation:

  • Give an overview of the market.
  • State the mission and vision for Stevens District Hospital.
  • Provide the SWOT analysis.
  • Summarize the goals created for Stevens District Hospital.
  • Explain the rationale for goals created.
  • Describe itemized resources that may be needed.
  • Explain how the strategic plan provides focus and direction for Stevens District Hospital.

Format your assignment according to APA guidelines. Include a title page, detailed speaker notes, and a references page.

If you use resources outside of the information provided in the assignment, be sure to cite your references using correct APA formatting.

How should the distinction between high art and low art be explained to non-experts?

Identify strategies for comparing, contrasting, and evaluating various art forms in their indigenous contexts.

Instructions

There has been some controversy in your workplace lately over the appropriateness of certain employee displays. You work in a large agency, so disagreements were bound to come up due to the diversity of ideas and approaches among your colleagues. To help ease the recent tension, your boss has directed you to create workplace art guidelines for the office as a whole. As a team leader in the Creative Department, you are a qualified and obvious choice for the task. The guidelines are intended to help your co-workers better understand what art is and what it is not.

Your boss has given you authority to use your discretion in generating the guidelines, provided you accomplish a few basic things. To begin, you are to include a very brief overview of art and its role in the world and workplace. Your boss calls this the preamble. Next, you are to address the core question of how to evaluate art. Your boss phrases the question this way: What instructions can you provide to help your co-workers ascertain whether their chosen exhibitions will be welcome in the office?

After your boss ends the meeting, you reflect on the tricky question your boss has posed. The one thing you’re certain of is that settling on a good answer will not be easy. Still, you agree with the idea of the project: there need to be rules in effect to minimize conflict. As your brow furrows in concentration, you begin to write down a few questions that you think are essential to answer as part of your process:

  • How should the distinction between high art and low art be explained to non-experts?
  • How does context, such as different employee roles or different times of year, affect the analysis?
  • Which displays should be unequivocally permitted/not permitted in the office?
  • What specific qualities should your co-workers look for in the “art” they want to display?

As you finish jotting down your thoughts, your boss pops back in with a final directive: “Keep in mind that what position you take in regards to various art forms is much less important than the production of concrete guidelines steeped in reasoned explanation.”

Determine the issues raised in the readings, and in your personal observation and study, that you will focus on in your case study analysis.

Objectives

ü APA Formatting (title, headings & references)

ü Information organized intelligently and holistically (i.e. not simply answers to questions)

ü Support the paper with appropriate sources, including at least two academic sources (books or juried articles)

ü Identify the facts of the case.

ü Identify the case methodology of the author

ü Examine the ethical issues of the Merck river blindness case

ü Synthesize the facts and issues to make a reasoned decision whether to market the river blindness drug.

ü Determine the issues raised in the readings, and in your personal observation and study, that you will focus on in your case study analysis.

NO PLAGIARISM.

Overview

Examine a case of ethical responsibility to shareholders, stakeholders and the public. Merck faced the dilemma of whether to develop, test and market a drug which might not produce a profitable return.

Description

In 1978, Merck, one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world, undertook major research to develop new drugs. This occurred as two of its blockbuster drugs were about to go off patent. One of the drugs they developed was capable of curing a rare disease that resulted in blindness. The drug that they found, ivermectin, showed promise in curing the rare disease; however, the cost of testing and marketing the drug would be very high, resources were limited and the people who needed the drug were in poor parts of the world.

Materials Required

Trevino, L. K., & Nelson, K. A. (2014). Managing business ethics: Straight talk about how to do it right (6th ed.). Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

§ Case study Merck & Blindness Case, pp 345-346 in textbook.

Study and Learning Center. (2006). Answering a case study. Retrieved from https://www.dlsweb.rmit.edu.au/lsu/content/2_assessmenttasks/assess_tuts/case%20study_LL/answering.html

Instructions in Answering a Case

Review the process of analyzing a case study Study, https://www.dlsweb.rmit.edu.au/lsu/content/2_assessmenttasks/assess_tuts/case%20study_LL/answering.html

Then review the case study on pages 345-346 of the text. You will apply your analysis from the article on it.

1-. Proper introduction.

2- Make an argument for the course of action that Merck should take

3-Decide what course of action should have been taken.

4- Identified the elements of the case study.

5- Identify the methods of research used in the case study.

6- Evaluate the ethical elements of the case study methods in this case.

7-Describe your reasoning that led to your position and conclusion

If you were a native of Brazil and advising American business representatives on what to do when talking with Brazilian business partners, what would you tell the Americans about Brazilian culture?

What are three of the cultural “ missteps” that Wally Astor and his father- in- law, Henry ­Williams, made in this scenario? Why do you think this happened?

2. If you were a native of Brazil and advising American business representatives on what to do when talking with Brazilian business partners, what would you tell the Americans about Brazilian culture?

3. Imagine that the situation in this case study was reversed, that is, the Brazilian businessmen were coming to the U. S. to look for a supplier. What would you tell the Brazilians about American business culture to prepare them for success?

Complete your answers in a Microsoft Word Document and submit your case study to the Assignment 4 assignment area – Minimum 2 pages, Calibri 11 point, double spaced.

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