200 words Book is – The law of healthcare administration, 7th ed, showalter Presently, the United States government, in conjunction with both the public and private healthcare sectors, is working towa

200 words Book is – The law of healthcare administration, 7th ed, showalter 

Presently, the United States government, in conjunction with both the public and private healthcare sectors, is working toward implementing the law.

For this week, please review the major provisions of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) on page 59-65, 193 of your textbook and formulate an initial post with the following criteria:

• Choose one provision that is most important and discuss why implementation will make congruent improvements to the current U.S. system.
• Discuss which provisions you believe will be difficult to achieve or implement because of the inherent challenges in the current U.S. healthcare landscape; please name and describe those challenges.
• Lastly, what has been left out of these major provisions? Had you been able to meet with congressional members, what would you have lobbied to include in the act?

Jack Elliott heads a key department at your hospital. Robert Corning heads another key department. Jack and Robert truly despise each other. Robert had an affair with Jack’s wife, resulting in a div

Jack Elliott heads a key department at your hospital. Robert Corning heads another key department. Jack and Robert truly despise each other. Robert had an affair with Jack’s wife, resulting in a divorce from Jack, and Robert’s marriage to Jack’s former wife. During the course of the ending marriage, separation with attempts to reconcile, and eventual divorce, Robert and Jack even got into two fistfights—one at the home of Jack and his (then) wife, and one at work.

This history becomes important because you must address a major problem confronting your hospital, and it is essential that the departments headed by Jack and Robert be key parts of the matrix team that you are developing. It is obviously vital that all of the requisite components work well together. Representation on the leadership team is supposed to be at the department head level.

What problems are presented here? How do you propose to deal with those problems? Present a checklist for building your team.

Be sure to address the following:

• Any legal issues
• Institutional policy issues
• Documentation

Describe your answer in detail, write in a response to each case scenario. Your Journal entry should be at least 500 words.

InstructionsIn Unit 3, you are to submit a paper based on the following article which can be found in Course Resources:Ruling may up risk for ‘apparent authority.’ (2009). Healthcare Risk Management,

Instructions

In Unit 3, you are to submit a paper based on the following article which can be found in Course Resources:

Ruling may up risk for ‘apparent authority.’ (2009). Healthcare Risk Management, 31(4), 43–44.

The article is about the Doctrine of Apparent Authority (or Apparent Agency, DAA), which is also discussed in Chapter 6 of your textbook.

text book is: the law of healthcare administration, seventh eddition, showalter

After reading the article, compose a paper including, but not limited to, the following:

• Discuss apparent authority, generally.
• Include an understanding of risk management.
• Discuss the relationship between physician and hospital (or other authority/agency).
• What conclusions would you as a health administrator make about the relationship between physician and agency?
• How can health administrators help the relationship be productive for both parties?

Requirements

Your submission must be written in a scholarly, well-flowing piece that reflects Master’s level work.

Include a title page, a reference page, and 12 pt. Times New Roman font.

Your paper should be a minimum of 3 pages in length, not including the title page and references.

All formatting and references should follow APA format. You may include additional references beyond those provided within the Assignment.

EXPERIMENT: YOUR ADAPTIVE HEART In order to supply your body with the needed amount of oxygen, your heart rate either increases or decreases. Your heart is constantly adjusting itself without you know

EXPERIMENT: YOUR ADAPTIVE HEART

In order to supply your body with the needed amount of oxygen, your heart rate either increases or decreases. Your heart is constantly adjusting itself without you knowing it. In this activity, you will record and chart your heart rate during a variety of activities. You will need a stopwatch or a clock with a second hand to gauge your pulse.

Heart Rate (Beats/ Minute)

Step 1: Lie down in a comfortable position for 3-5 minutes. After the time has elapsed, count the number of times your heart beats in 6 seconds. Multiply times ten to get the number of beats per minute. To find your pulse, place your index and middle fingers under your jawline on either side of your larynx. Do not use your thumb. Record your heart rate.

Step 2: Sit in a chair for 3-4 minutes, then count the number of times your heart beats in 6 seconds. Multiply times ten to get the number of beats per minute. Record your heart rate.

Step 3: Stand for 3-4 minutes, then count the number of times your heart beats in 6 seconds. Multiply times ten to get the number of beats per minute. Record your heart rate.

Step 4: Run in place for 60 seconds, then count the number of times your heart beats in 6 seconds. Multiply times ten to get the number of beats per minute. Record your heart rate.

Step 5: Do jumping jacks in place for 60 seconds, then count the number of times your heart beats in 6 seconds. Multiply times ten to get the number of beats per minute. Record your heart rate.

Step 6: Sit in a chair for 60 seconds, then count the number of times your heart beats in 6 seconds. Multiply times ten to get the number of beats per minute. Record your heart rate.

Step 7: Lie down for 60 seconds, then count the number of times your heart beats in 6 seconds. Multiply times ten to get the number of beats per minute. Record your heart rate.

Answer the following questions.

1) According to your data, what kind of activities increased your heart rate?

2) According to what you have learned about the circulatory and respiratory systems, explain how and why your heart changed its rate.

Multiple choices** 1. A coach who practices careful talking and listening is using the skill of – effective communication – knowledge – motivation – strategy instruction 2. The offensive team is the

**Multiple choices**

1. A coach who practices careful talking and listening is using the skill of

– effective communication

– knowledge

– motivation

– strategy instruction

2. The offensive team is the team

– whose primary objective is to prevent the opposing team from scoring

– with three offensive players guarding three defensive players

– with possession of the ball or puck, whose primary objective is to score

– responsible for making personnel decisions and motivating players

3. The team whose primary objective is to prevent the opposing team from scoring is playing

– offense

– ball control

– defense

– zone

4. When each defensive player is assigned to a specific offensive player, the defense is playing

– zone

– formation

– man-to-man

– ball control

5. When one team attempts to maintain possession of the ball while the clock is running, the offense is playing

– ball control

– formation

– man-to-man

– zone