Threats to HIT Training Plan

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Data accuracy and security are crucial to the administration of electronic medical records. Threats to the use of electronic medical records include physical loss or damage, crimes, viruses, and unauthorized access.

Select one of the following topics as it relates to electronic medical records:

Health Systems Security
Health Systems Quality
Health Systems Privacy.
Then design a training plan that focuses on this topic and addresses the following:

Identify various challenges that are present for small practices in implementing an electronic medical record. Are these different from those affecting a large healthcare system? Explain why you think so.
Identify the key stakeholderswho could benefit from training on the threat you selected, particularly as it relates to EMR?
Outline a training strategy that will build the skills needed to effectively support and utilize an EMR.
Determine and explain key elements to be included in the training and frequency of training.
Your training plan should meet the following requirements:

Four to five pages in length, not including the title and reference pages.
Support your plan and points with a minimum of three sources

Employment

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One current hot-topic in Human Resources surrounds the American with Disabilities Act.  For this assignment, please write about the following:

1. A thorough explanation of the American with Disabilities Act

2. A discussion regarding the role of Human Resources in complying with the law.  Please ensure you discuss how HR must handle this role when it comes to recruiting talent as well.

3. Please include a summary of a court case regarding this law and the outcome of the case.

You must have a minimum of 3 citations for this assignment.

NUR-631-D6Q2

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Minimum of 300 words with at least 2 peer review referenc in 6th edition APA style.

 

  1. What symptoms and exam findings would prompt you to perform a pituitary workup? What laboratory and neuroimaging studies would you order and why?
  2. A 24-year-old postpartum patient presents with vague symptoms of fatigue, weight fluctuation, brittle nails, and a lump in her throat. From an endocrine standpoint, what are your potential diagnoses based on symptoms without knowing lab findings? Include the potential workup you would attempt.

Proposal

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ON 1.26 FINAL DRAFT DUE BY 7PM
ON 2.2. FINAL DUE by 4PM

FEEDBACK PROVIDED FROM PROFESSOR:

ISO compliance, NFPA Life safety? OSHA…. The next 10 years the Fire Rescue Agencies will also include tactical outfitting.

More content! Remember you may be in competition on a RFP.

Minor formatting.

other feedback:

Only 2 more final posts for your assignments. The final written work should be FULLY compliant with MLA/APA format, look at the comments in your past papers so that the errors in the past do not show up.

The final paper, worth 200 points should, at minimum be 10 pages and have a minimum of 8 References on your last page. That being said, there should only be “double Spaced” writing, with proper in text citation. Remember, when in doubt, cite or quote your source!

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In this assignment tour are tasked to write a business proposal for tactical body armor for your department. There are 5 key elements and defined below.  Please post your outline

5 Key Elements of Great Business Proposals-Outline
If you need to write a business proposal to win a bid or pitch your business to a potential client or business partner, you will need to know what should be addressed and how. Make sure your proposal stands out by incorporating the following five elements:

Solutions: After you have written a lead paragraph on the company’s needs and problems, follow up with a solid presentation of how your business can provide solutions. The key here is to promote solutions you can deliver.
Benefits: All winning business proposals clearly outline the benefits of doing business with you. If your small business can offer complete confidentiality and meet tight deadlines, for instance, state it clearly in your benefits section.
Credibility: This is often the overlooked portion of a business proposal, but all winning proposals glow with credibility. If you have worked with clients in the same field or have an award-winning business, then case studies, or third-party endorsements will build credibility.
Samples: A business proposal with samples and evidence of your ability to deliver is vital to gaining the winning bid. A small sample of your work can show your ability to do the job.
Targeted Language: A winning business proposal is all about communication. Speak in a language spoken by your intended audience. If the proposals are from an engineering background or financial department, use language they would understand.