...the recognizing of social standards, which leads into the formulation of a plan as an effort to comply with these standards, and ends with the acceptance that failures are a direct result of my own shortcomings. These components are every bit as important as the whole, all intrinsically tied in with long term college success. Personal responsibility commences with the recognizing of social standards. People do this automatically without even knowing it. It is the constant desire to fit in, the interpretation of what is socially acceptable or not. This is where I choose what social group I wish to belong to. Each social group has its own different set of standards, yet they are always polarized into success or failure. My understanding of these standards is the basis for my perception of what failure is, and what success is. According to Haskins (2009) “When applied to education, personal responsibility means that students accept the responsibility to study hard and to learn as much as they can in courses that press against the limits of their capacity.” It can be said that students in general wish to be perceived as successful. The first thing I as a student do is evaluate what success means in my course; what standards I need to comply with to be classified as such. My decision to succeed leads to the creation of a plan and a concerted effort to successfully comply with the social standards pertaining to my social group of choice. This is what leads me to accomplish...
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...ACC 511 Corpporate Governance & Accountability Get Tutorial by Clicking on the link below or Copy Paste Link in Your Browser https://hwguiders.com/downloads/acc-511-corpporate-governance-accountability-amaterial/ For More Courses and Exams use this form ( http://hwguiders.com/contact-us/ ) Feel Free to Search your Class through Our Product Categories or From Our Search Bar (http://hwguiders.com/ ) Table of content 1. Question 1 1. Introduce to Corporate Governance 2. Governance makes a Difference 3. Failures of Corporate Governance 4. Failures in Major companies 5. Reform of Corporate Governance 6. Conclusions 2. Question 2 1. Introduce to Cadbury Report 2. Conclusions 3.0 References Question 1 Based on the above it has been stated that “the problem is not a failure to comply with rules but a failure in governance practice”. Do you agree and why? (10 Marks) Introduce to Corporate Governance Corporate governance looks at issues pertaining to transparency, integrity, effectiveness and accountability in the management of the affairs, and all other activities of an organization. Management is concerned with the company’s operations, functions and financial performance; hence, corporate governance aims to involve the quality assurance of the operation of the board itself. The concern is for the welfare, good performance, corporate ethics and morality, as well as social and public responsibility for the good corporate citizenship. Corporate governance...
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...GREATER SAN DIEGO SCIENCE & ENGINEERING FAIR (GSDSEF) PROJECT PROPOSAL/SIGNATURE* FORM (GSDSEF-1, 2012) T h i s form must be completed and signed prior to starting project work. It mu st b e placed in the student’s notebook with an ABSTRACT OF THE PROJECT for the GSD SEF Screening Fair. 1. Project Title ______________ Is this a continuation of a previous project? Yes No 2. STUDENT'S NAME (Last, First, Middle)_______________________________________________________ 2a. Partner’s Name (for Senior Division 2 person projects only) 3. Address, City, Zip 4. Phone 5. School email _____Grade _________________ EACH SENIOR DIVISION PARTNER MUST SUBMIT A SEPARATE PROJECT PROPOSAL FORM. _______ ______________ ______________ 6. Teacher_______________________________________________________________________________________________________ 7. This project involves (check all that apply): Live Vertebrate Animals (GSDSEF-2, 2012) Humans as subjects, helpers, or interviewees (GSDSEF-3, 2012) Hazardous Substances (anything that could cause injury) (GSDSEF-4, 2012) Chemicals Infectious Agents Bacteria, Fungi and/or Molds Mutagenic Agents Carcinogenic Agents Teratogenic Agents Human or Other Vertebrate Tissue (GSDSEF-5, 2012) 8. WHERE REQUIRED (see #7 above), the following supplemental forms must be completed and included with the project proposal form (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY): ______Certification of Humane Treatment of Live Vertebrate Animals (GSDSEF-2...
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...There has been an issue with the privacy of medical information. Patient’s information was accessible to employers in some cases, and also to people issuing loans to these individuals. Patients reveal intimate details in confidence to their health care providers, which were normally stored in locked file cabinets, and on shelves in medical records department, now records are stored in data files and may be seen by hundreds of strangers in health service, insurance companies and any organization affiliated with health service. HIPPA Privacy Rule made it possible for all patients to see, copy and request to amend their own medical records. It provides federal protection for patient’s health information. With the Privacy Rule patients must be notify about who their medical information is disclosed to. Patients can also find out who access their medical records for the prior six years. Under the HIPPA Privacy Rule only minimum information should be disclosed to accomplish the intended purpose and a complaint can be filed if there is a violation of privacy. The Privacy Rule only applies to health plans, health care clearinghouses, and to any health care provider who transmits health information in electronic form in connection with transactions for which the Secretary of Health and Human Services has adopted standards under HIPAA. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, was enacted on August 21, 1996. Sections 261 through 264 of HIPAA require the Secretary...
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...HIPAA Ruling in Tennessee Court Failure to adhere to regulatory compliance can impact a litigation process, which in the case of Stevens vs, Hickman Community Hospital was prominent when the Tennessee Court of Appeals dismissed the case based on failure to comply with Tennessee’s Medical Malpractice Act and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996. This paper will include an IRAC Brief that will explain the case in detail followed by a brief explanation of governmental principles of regulatory compliance requirements, a brief explanation of methods for managing the legal risks that arise from regulatory compliance issues, and how this case can be applied within a business managerial setting. IRAC Brief Christine Stevens a Tennessee woman filed a malpractice lawsuit against Hickman Community Hospital, the emergency room services and physicians who cared for her husband Mark Stevens, which subsequently resulted in his demise. The case however is being challenged as a result of failing to comply with regulatory requirements set forth in the Tennessee Medical Malpractice Act and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996. Case In accordance with the Tennessee Medical Malpractice Act, on April 11, 2011, counsel for Mrs. Christine Stevens the spouse of Steven Stevens, formally notified Hickman Community Hospital and Dr. Whitaker of the impending malpractice allegations...
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...and Mitigants | Changes in federal, state, local and third party payer regulations or policies or other future reforms in the health care system, new insurance or payment systems. | Adverse results from investigations or audits of clinical laboratories by the government | Loss or suspension of a license or imposition of a fine or penalties under, or future changes in, or interpretations of, the law or regulations of the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Act of 1967, and the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments of 1988, or those of Medicare, Medicaid, the False Claims Act or other Federal, state or local agencies | Failure to comply with the Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration requirements and the Needlestick Safety and Prevention Act, which may result in penalties and loss of licensure, or failure to comply with HIPAA | Failure to maintain the security of customer-related information or compliance with security requirements could damage the Company’s reputation with customers, cause it to incur substantial additional costs and become subject to litigation | Labcorp faces many risks that can affect the company. Some things can be mitigated and others cannot. The first risk noted cannot actually be mitigated because those factors are not things the company can control. They can however stay on top of the changes and make internal ones as required or needed. The second risk factor can be mitigated by the company staying on top of the rules and...
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...Felicia Chavez Ethical Situations Task 2 Rules Policies and Procedures Dress Code & Safety Equipment- All employees are expected to present a well-groomed appearance. Clerical employees must wear professional attire Monday- Thursday. On Fridays Company X allow office personnel to wear jeans that are neatly pressed and don’t have holes in them. Field employees must wear the required personal safety equipment: Steel toe or work boots, safety glasses, hard hards, respirators, hearing protection, etc. We will advise you of the proper PPE. If you don’t show up with the required safety equipment you will be sent home. If you don’t own your own equipment, we can make arrangements to provide you with the necessary item(s). Company X’s employees will wear all PPE when on any location. Remember to ear WORK CLOTHES. Shorts, tank tops or loose fitting clothing are not acceptable. The use of a respirator will require a clean-shaven face and hair longer than shoulder length MUST be pulled back with any position involving the operator of machinery. Attendance & Punctuality- On the first day of employment please arrive 5-10 minutes before you are scheduled. This will give you time to familiarize yourself with surroundings. In the event that you are ill or going to arrive late please call your office in order to protect your employment with us. Our policy is if you don’t call when you are unable to begin or complete employment, your position may be terminated. There is a voicemail on...
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...Case 1 Issue This problem addresses the issue of agreement, whether there is a valid contract or the offer may be terminated. In order to the contract being valid and enforceable, there is a need for the conduct of an offer and an acceptance. Rule For an offer to be valid, it contains some rules, including lapse of time. When an offer is made, it does not last forever. An offer stated to open for a specific period, lapse if the there is no acceptance within that time. If there is no set time for acceptance is stipulated in the offer, the implication of lapse will be exercised after a reasonable time, depending on the facts and circumstances in each case. (see Ballas v Theophilos (No2) (1957) 98 CLR 193; [1957] HAC 90). If the acceptance is come after the offer has lapsed, the acceptance will not be valid. Application In this case, Chan offers to sell his car to David and David asked for some time to think about it. It can be noticed here that David gets back to Chan after long time thinking, which caused the offer lapse. Moreover, there is no binding options about specific period is stipulated to keep the offer open for offeree. The acceptance is not valid because the offer has been terminated due to the lapse of time. Conclusion There is no legally binding contract which has been formed between Chan and David. Case 2 Issue This problem indicates the issue about breach of contract. However, breach of contract only occurs when a legal contract has been formed. Therefore, a second...
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...you need to utilize the open door policy. 3. Military customs and courtesies: You will comply with all military customs and courtesies as outlined in AR 600-200. 4. Personal appearance: You will look like a professional at all times. You will be cleanly shaven and your uniform will be clean. You will attempt to keep your uniform as serviceable as possible. There is no excuse. You will conduct personal hygiene daily, especially after PT. 5. Sick call: You must report back to the company to notify your Chain of the Command of your medical status. If you have any questions on the time and where sick call is located then inquire through your Chain of Command. Let your Leader know you are going to sick call at least an hour before going. 6. Finance: If you have any questions or problems relating to your pay or finances, you must notify your Leader so the proper course of action can be taken. 7. Formation: You will not miss link up, convoy brief, or SP time, unless you have a legitimate excuse and you have notified your Chain of Command at least 30 minutes before formation. 8. Physical Training: You will meet the standards at all times. Failure to do so will result in micromanagement. 9. Living Areas: Don’t think for one minute that health and welfare does not apply to deployed Soldiers. You will keep your living area clean and comply with the Command Policy on living areas. 10. Drugs and alcohol: This is really...
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...HIPAA provides rights to patients over health information and limits who can see or receive health information. Patients or patient’s personal representation has rights to their own medical records; however do not have access to psychotherapy notes. HIPAA privacy rules limits on who can see your medical records. Any information pertaining conversations with medical staff, health insurance, billing information and health information is protected. For example, employers cannot see you medical records and can’t be shared; unless you give your employer, a written consent or authorization. If rights are being denied based on discrimination or a violation of HIPAA privacy or security rule occurs; a complaint can be filed. Therefore; HIPAA does affect medical records, but it also protects our health information. A complaint is filed; when a cover entity has violated health information either by privacy rights or violation of privacy rules or security rules. Any person can file the complaint. The complaint must be filed in writing either by paper or electronically. When emailing the complaint, a signature is not needed for consent forms or the complaint. An email represents the signature. The complaint must name the cover entity and description of the violation act of what you believed that was violated and what happened. The complaint must be filed within 180 days from the day the incident occurred. For an extension, you must show a good cause to the office of civil rights. A complaint...
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...Mr C, claimed for the losses which resulted from the failure of performing his duty for the clients of financial service providersMr R. The Panel has made the decision for this financial dispute following the Australian legislation- Corporation Act (Cth) 2001, which indicated that the FSP failed to provide some key disclosure requirements associate with the financial advice to the applicants and breached a number of statutory obligations regarding the action. However, those breached of duty did not directly resulted in the loss of the applicants. Moreover, the applicants also had the responsibility of their contribution of loss, which reduced the amount of compensations in total. The first part of this report would briefly state the background of the dispute, which showed as above. And then, the decisions of the adjustor, which is the Panel in this circumstance, would be illustrated regarding the relevant legislation. Thirdly, the financial loss and other claim would be indicated based on the inappropriate financial advice and also concern about the other factor impact on the compensation, which are the foreseeability test for the loss claimed by the applicants and the level of contribution from the applicants. Fourthly, it pointed out that the critique of the decisions made from the adjustor in response to the case. The strength of the evidence is that to prove the failure of providing the FSG and SOA, but these failures did not cause the loss of the applicants. While it still...
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...Page 1 of 4 CURE DECISION POINT REVIEW PLAN (DPRP) DISCLOSURE NOTICE How To Comply with the DPRP Requirements Of Your CURE Policy The 'Automobile Insurance Cost Reduction Act' was signed into law on May 19, 1998, and it has led to changes in your no-fault (Personal Injury Protection or PIP) medical coverage. In enacting these reforms, the Legislature found that the substantial increase in the cost of medical expense benefits over the years had to be addressed by providing controls to eliminate medically unnecessary treatments, diagnostic testing and use of durable medical equipment. As a result, in accordance with the provisions of your CURE auto policy including its Decision Point Review Plan (DPRP) requirements, you have certain obligations that you must satisfy so that we may provide coverage for medically necessary treatment, diagnostic testing and use of durable medical equipment arising from an automobile accident in which you are injured. See EXHIBIT I for a copy of the DPRP section of your PIP coverage provisions. Failure to comply with the policy requirements as summarized below may affect the reimbursement for medical treatment, diagnostic tests and durable medical equipment. No decision point requirements shall apply within 10 days of the insured event or to treatment administered in emergency care. YOUR OBLIGATIONS 1. Treatment of "Identified Injuries” 'Pursuant to N.J.A.C. 11:3-4, the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance has published standard...
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...Memorandum To: Marylee Luther, Clapton Commercial Construction From: Juan Provencio CC: Traci Goldeman Date: July 7, 2014 Re: Employment Law Compliance Plan ------------------------------------------------- Hi Marylee, Congratulations on your decision to expand to Arizona, and thank you for choosing Atwood and Allen Consulting to assist you in the expansion process. I am Juan Provencio and I will be personally helping you navigate the human resources waters of setting up your new facility, establishing an employment law compliance plan, compensation, training plans, and anything else you may need. I’d first like to focus on establishing an employment law compliance plan. Since you’re offices are already headquartered in the United States, many of the same employment laws will apply, but some wont; specifically those having to do with operating a business in Arizona. First let’s focus in on the federal employment law that are most pertinent to the establishment and operation of your new facility. Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 The "Wages And Hours Worked: Minimum Wage And Overtime Pay" (2009) website indicates that the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 (FLSA) is administered by the Wage and Hour Division (WHD) establishes minimum wages, overtime pay, recordkeeping and child labor standards for employees who are paid at least $1,700 in a calendar year or work more than eight hours a week. FLSA requires that employees be paid a minimum of $7.25 an...
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...Contract of Employment THIS IS AN AGREEMENT between (1) [Company name] whose Registered Office is at [Registered address of the company], (“the Employer”) and (2) [Name of employee] of [Address of employee] (“the Employee”) IT IS AGREED that the Employer will employ the Employee and the Employee will work for the Employer on the following terms and conditions: 1. Job title The Employee’s position is that of [Job title]. The Employee may from time to time be required to carry out such other reasonable duties as the Employer may decide, without additional remuneration, should this be necessary to meet the needs of the business. 2. Commencement and continuity of employment The Employee’s employment with the Employer began on [Date]. The Employee’s continuous employment, taking into account any service with Employer and with any previous employer which counts, began on [Date]. 3. Probationary period The first [Probationary period] of employment will be a probationary period, during which the Employee’s performance will be monitored. The probationary period may be extended by the Employer. During the probationary period this employment may be terminated by either party giving one week’s notice to the other in writing. 4. Hours of work The Employee’s normal working hours are: Monday from to Tuesday from to Wednesday from to Thursday ...
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...aspect of a strategic plan? What are examples of organizations that have failed to comply with regulatory requirements in controlling their strategic plans? What were some repercussions that these organizations have faced? What are examples of regulatory issues that affect the controlling aspect of a strategic plan? Control should follow the strategy of the organization and for the development of the organization. Examples of regulatory issues that affect the controlling aspect of a strategic plan are: • Control should be lower because high degree of control can create confusion. • Only meaningful activities and results should be monitored in control process and some quality and quantity measurement should be developed to monitor the cooperation. • Control should be timely, so that corrective action can be taken. Action should be taken only for activities outside the tolerance range. • Some standards should be set for the performance level and reward should be given to those employees, who have achieved the desired performance (Wheelen & Hunger, 2004). What are examples of organizations that have failed to comply with regulatory requirements in controlling their strategic plans? There are many organizations which have failed to follow the regulatory requirements in controlling their strategic plans. One of the failure companies is Enron. The company has declared bankrupt. What were...
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