...Running Head: Omega Health Foundation Financial Evaluation Omega Health Foundation Financial Evaluation Financial Position of Omega Health Foundation (OHF) The principles of finance and OHF’s financial position are very important to any leader of the organization and not just the financial officer or director. This evaluation of OHF finances will explain the financial position of OHF and offer recommendations to strengthen OHF’s financial position. Included in the evaluation will be an explanation of the principles of finance and how they relate to OHF, a comparison of net incomes and cash flows, a comparison of the market value of an asset and the book value, the addressing of OHF’s strengths and weaknesses and recommendations to further strengthen OHF. Principles of Finance and how They Relate to OHF The principles of finance are an important aspect of OHF. Leaders of every department and not just the financial officer and director should be aware of these principles. These principles include financial viability, accounting entity, money measurement, duality, cost valuation, accrual accounting, and stable monetary unit. To be familiar with the four major types of statements these accounting principles should be understood. The phrase “generally accepted accounting principles” is usually used to refer to the rules and requirements that form the preparation of the four financial statements. These financial statements are used...
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...Omega Health Foundation Finances play a major role in part of decision-making of any industry that can have a conclusive affect on the processes of the business. Most health care organizations have significant changes within the industry; this is specifically because there are new trends available in the market industry which are impacted by the finance organization and the decisions that must be made. Most of the decisions within the health care industry are primarily reliant on the demand for health care services that are available to patients and the health care organization financial position. Health care administrators are enabling to analyze financial data obtained from financial report. These principles of finance report helps manager make well informed decisions. Principles of Finance The Omega Health Foundation is an example of principle of finance, which is “a complex business with two hospitals, Omega and Able Memorial, plus a number of related medical-service providers” (Cleverly & Cameron, 2007, p. 164).These principles of finances are risk-return trade off, time value of money (TVM), leverage, bond prices versus interest rates, portfolio effect, the matching principle, and liquidity versus profitability. By using the principles of finance it helps Omega Health Foundation because these are prepared to help the organizations financial statements and reports. Furthermore, the use of these financial statements like the balance sheet, income statement, statement...
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...& M.J. Stampfer, 2002). This guide was intended to educate the average consumer as to what they should be eating to improve their health and their body’s functions. Today, with advances in technology, scientists are realizing that abiding by the portions described in the food pyramid may not be the best way to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Armed with this new knowledge they have revised the food pyramid to help you optimize your body’s potential. The food groups in the new pyramid contain the following: 1. Vegetables and Fruits/ Healthy Fats and Oils/ Whole Grains, 2. Nuts, Seeds, Beans and Tofu/ Fish, Poultry, and Eggs, 3. Dairy or Vitamin D and Calcium Supplements, and 4. Red Meat, Butter, and Refined Grains. This essay will explain some of the benefits to sticking to a well rounded diet that follows the recommended servings laid out in the food pyramid. Vegetables, fruits, healthy fats and oils, and whole grains are the foundation of the new food pyramid. It is recommended that you consume at least 5 servings per day from this group. They are packed with vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and fiber. The antioxidants and other nutrients in fruits and vegetables help protect against certain types of cancer and other diseases. Healthy fats and oils such as Omega 3 “help promote normal body function, [and] even promote good emotional health, weight loss, and lower your chances of developing cardiovascular problems” (S. Goodwin). Whole grains contain fiber as well. Eating...
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...grain-based (corn or soy) diets cause numerous health problems for cattle, creating unhealthy cattle and unhealthy meat. Two areas of concern are the nutrition and health aspects of grain-fed beef and the risk of E. coli. It is believed by many that pasture-based cattle contribute to healthy eating. Using our grasslands, which is a natural process, creates a foundation for raising grass-fed cattle (Clancy & Pollan, 2006). An animal’s diet can profoundly influence the nutrient content of its products. In a comparison, beef from grain-fed cattle only contain 15 to 50 percent as much omega-3s and are higher in calories and fat content, specifically saturated fat. As herbivores, cows are intended to graze. Omega-3s are produced from eating grass or leaves of plants which contain 20 times more vitamin E than corn or soy (Pollan, 2006 and Robinson, n.d., Eatwild). Cattle that are fed grain and confined to feedlots are prone to disease. They develop bloat, diarrhea, ulcers, liver disease, and weakened immune systems. According to a study (Greener Pastures: How Grass-fed Beef and Milk Contribute to Healthy Eating, 2006), an average amount of heart-healthy EPA/DHA in a serving of grass-fed steak is about 35 mg, while steak from non-pastured cattle had only 18 mg per serving. These days it seems like everything we eat can potentially contribute to causing cancer such as certain oils. Corn and safflower oil contain high amounts of omega-6 fatty acids (cancer-promoting fats)....
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...Dog food is great By T. J. Dunn, Jr., DVM "What is the best food to feed a dog?" Every day veterinarians are asked that question by dog owners. It's a sincere question because most dog owners want to feed the very best to their furry friends. Good health begins with proper nutrition, regardless of price or convenience of acquisition. Please understand that the entire discussion on this page relates to healthy dogs with no kidney, thyroid, food allergy or other abnormal conditions. Also, the content of this page is my opinion regarding the "best" dry food and how to determine what you think is "best" to feed dogs. A big reason why it i is strictly an opinion, there is no single answer to the question "What is the best diet to feed a dog?" Or if there is an answer it is, "It depends". Over the past 37 years I have been examining dogs and cats in my practices I have made it a point to ask the owner "What diet are you feeding?" I have gotten all sorts of answers but in every case I relate the owner's response to what I am seeing in the patient. And over the years my suggestions regarding what to feed have changed. Originally I took the pet food manufacturer's declarations as fact -- that an assortment of "Complete and Balanced" pet foods were perfectly nourishing because that wording was not legally permitted on pet food labels unless feeding trials demonstrated its veracity. I eventually discovered I was mistaken in the belief that any "Complete and Balanced"...
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...Normal Resize Large | Print | Share | Swimming icon Michael Phelps plans to retire after the London Games. GETTY IMAGES Call it Michael Phelps 2.0. Long before Phelps won his eighth gold medal in Beijing, his agent, Peter Carlisle, was developing a post-career plan for the swimmer. The time to put it to use will come later this week when Phelps pulls himself out of the pool after competing at an Olympics for the last time. The plan is designed to potentially fulfill Carlisle’s belief that the swimmer could make more than $100 million in his lifetime and further his aim of increasing interest in competitive swimming worldwide. To do so, Carlisle believes Phelps will need to continue signing endorsements, promoting his foundation, traveling to international markets and developing new lines of business like the Michael Phelps Skills Center, a remote training system being piloted in Maine. Octagon's Peter Carlisle has a goal of Phelps earning $100 million in his lifetime. SHANA WITTENWYLER “The goal is still there,” Carlisle, head of Octagon’s Olympic and action sports division, said of the career earnings target he set in 2008. “Just do the math over time. He’s young. He’s not going anywhere. People aren’t going to forget who he is. It’s burned in their memories.” Transitioning an athlete into retirement comes with a host of challenges, and an Olympic athlete can face even more. Phelps, a four-time Olympian, has the upside of being recognizable worldwide...
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... Tamil Hindi Hindi Hindi Kannada E-Mail ID : gokulmurali0007@gmail.com ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS Achievements | Year of passing | University / board | Remarks | S.S.L.C | 2007 | Kerala state examination board | Passed with 92% | HSC | 2009 | Kerala state higher secondary examination board | Passed with 77% | GRAPHIC DESIGNER | 2009 | G-TECH Computer education | Passed with 82% | PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION Achievements | Year of passing | University / board | Remarks | Bsc Nursing Basic Degree-Ist year | 2010 | Rajiv Gandhi university of health sciences, Bangalore | Passed with Ist class-69.13% | IInd year | 2011 | RGUHS Bangalore | Passed with Ist class- 71.13% | IIIrd year | 2012 | RGUHS Bangalore | Expecting for the result | PERSONAL SKILL * Comprehensive problem solving abilities *...
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...Case Study Two: HTN, CKD, & Hypothyroidism Managing Co-Morbidities in Primary Care Primary care providers treat many patients with co-morbidities. It is important for primary care providers to utilize the most current evidence-based research and guidelines to treat and manage patients with co-morbidities in order to reduce risk factors and improve overall health. The following case study will be utilized to apply current guidelines for the treatment and management of hypertension (HTN), chronic kidney disease (CKD) and hypothyroidism including patient education, monitoring, and clinical end points. Case Study A 45 year old African American male returns for a six month follow-up for blood pressure (BP) control. The patient complains of on-going symptoms over the past few months of dry cough, sleep disturbances, fatigue, constipation, weight gain, and dry skin. The patient denies pain, shortness of breath, edema, or sputum production. Pulse is 80 and regular, BP is 148/110, and BMI is 28. He is six feet tall and weighs 205 pounds. Labs reveal TSH of 5.2, free T4 of 0.8, free T3 1.8, Creatinine 2.1, BUN 22. Family history includes stroke, heart attack, and high cholesterol. Current medications are daily multivitamin, Lisinopril 10 mg once daily, over-the-counter (OTC) Robitussin, and OTC laxative as needed (University of Phoenix, 2014, Week Seven Case Study). The patient can be diagnosed with uncontrolled HTN, subclinical hypothyroidism, and may have chronic kidney...
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...Healthful Eating and Exercises Pamela Caldwell COM/150 July 9, 2011 Susan Kohanek Healthful Eating and Exercises Here in the United States a large majority of Americans do not eat healthy and do not exercise on a regular basis. America has a fast food restaurant in almost every neighborhood and most of them do not serve healthy foods. According to the news, they stated that 70% of Alabamian was obese. Alabama was the second fattest state in the nation. Mississippi was number one in the nation. More people are eating out instead of at home, and they are living sedentary lifestyle. Healthful eating and exercise can combat and even help to prevent certain chronic diseases including cancer, diabetes, hypertension, heart attacks and strokes, which also promotes weight loss and improves sleep. Eating healthy is not hard to do. Just like cleanliness and good hygiene, healthy eating can become a habit. As a person maybe overly concerned with counting calories or measuring portion sizes, a diet in term of color, variety and freshness can be chosen. Start slow and make changes to eating habit over time. Making small steps like, adding a salad to a person’s diet once daily or switching from butter to olive oil when cooking can become a good habit (Kemp, & Smith, June 2011). Every change made to improve the diet matters. A person does not have to completely eliminate foods to have a healthy diet. The long-term goal is to feel good, have more energy and reduce the risk of cancer...
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...Dissertation, 3rd Year ION Contents Abstract 3 1.0 Introduction 4 1.1 Prevalence 4 1.2 Diagnosis 4 DSM-IV Checklist for Diagnosing ADHD 6 Figure 1. DSM-IV Checklist for Diagnosing ADHD 6 1.3 Associated Conditions 7 1.4 Prognosis 7 1.5 Aetiology 7 1.5.1 Genetics 8 1.5.2 Environmental Influences 8 1.5.3 Essential Fatty Acids 8 1.5.4 Food Sensitivities 9 1.5.5 Heavy Metal Toxicity 9 1.5.6 Nutrient deficiencies 9 1.5.7 Pregnancy/birth trauma 10 1.5.8 Hypoglycaemia 10 1.5.9 Digestive 10 1.5.10 Thyroid 11 1.6 Clinical Management 11 1.7 Understanding the Role of Essential Fatty Acids 12 1.7.1 What are Essential Fatty Acids? 12 Figure 2. Major Food Sources of Essential Fatty Acids 12 Figure 3. Omega-3 and Omega-6 metabolic pathways 13 1.7.2 Essential Fatty Acids and Brain Function 13 1.7.3 Physical Signs of Fatty Acid Deficiency 14 2.0 Literature Review 15 2.1 DHA Supplementation 15 2.2 Combined DHA, EPA, GLA Supplementation 18 2.3 Combined EPA, DHA, ALA Supplementation 19 2.4 ALA Supplementation 22 2.5 Summary of studies reviewed 23 Figure 4. Summary of Studies Reviewed 23 3.0 Discussion 24 3.1 Future Research 27 4.0 Conclusion 28 5.0 Nutritional Strategy 29 5.1 Benchmarking 29 5.2 Dietary Strategy 29 5.3 Lifestyle Strategy 29 5.4 General Supplement programme 30 6.0 Acknowledgements 31 7.0 References and Bibliography 32 7.1 Primary References 32 7.2 Secondary References 34 7.3 Bibliography 35 ...
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...parents feel they can save precious time at the drive-through while lower-income families believe that the bucket of chicken and the deep-dish pizzas are saving them money. While the former might be true, the latter is an illusion. Most fast foods are polar opposites of healthy foods. Fast food contains foods that are high in fats, sugars, and starches. These ingredients have almost no nutritional value to the human body. Most of all foods available to us, through fast food are processed and high in MSG. MSG is a concentrated salt added to foods to enhance flavor, this results in unwanted body fat; which can lead to obesity, heart disease and diabetes among other health problems. Healthy foods, by contrast, are high in vitamins, minerals, healthy fats and protein, and they promote energy, good health and longevity. Health experts recommend that people eat primarily whole plant based foods which includes: vegetables, fruits, legumes, nuts and grains with low to moderate Trans fats as possible. Instead of enjoying the healthy fruits and vegetables Americans tend to...
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...Content A fraternity (Latin frater : "brother") is a brotherhood, although the term sometimes connotes a distinct or formal organization and sometimes a secret society. A fraternity (or fraternal organization) is an organized society of men associated together in an environment of companionship and brotherhood; dedicated to the intellectual, physical, and social development of its members. History There are known fraternal organizations which existed as far back as ancient Greece and in the Mithraic Mysteries of ancient Rome. Analogous institutions developed in the late medieval period called confraternities, which were lay organizations allied to the Catholic Church. Some were groups of men and women who were endeavoring to ally themselves more closely with the prayer and activity of the Church; Others were groups of tradesmen, which are more commonly referred to as guilds. These later confraternities evolved into purely secular fraternal societies, while the ones with religious goals continue to be the format of the modern Third Orders affiliated with the mendicant orders. The development of modern fraternal orders was especially dynamic in the United States, where the freedom to associate outside governmental regulation is expressly sanctioned in law. There have been hundreds of fraternal organizations in the United States, and at the beginning of the 20th century the number of memberships equaled the number of adult males. (Due to multiple memberships, probably only 50%...
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...it comes to beauty routines, the grass is always greener. Japanese women have it made with their long, glossy hair and Greek women’s olive-toned complexions are always luminous. But how do they do it? Put down your passport—you won’t need to go anywhere to find out. We got insider beauty information from experts on how women across the globe stay gorgeous. Read on to find out their secrets, and learn how you can recreate them at home. Australia Australian makeup artist Napoleon Perdis says yarrow extract is used by Australian Aboriginal women to prevent stretch marks, thanks to its moisturizing and hydrating properties. “Yarrow root is also an anti-inflammatory, which soothes the skin.” Calm your complexion with his Auto Pilot Pre-Foundation Primer , which contains the extract as a key ingredient. Chile Chilean women credit the antioxidant powers of red grapes for their luminous skin. They create a paste by mashing up a handful of the fruit and adding 2 tablespoons of white flour. They then apply the mask to their face and leave it on for 10 minutes before washing it off. “It wakes up the appearance of tired and fatigued skin to give you an amazing...
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...Unhealthy Eating Habits and Obesity Annotated Bibliography Krisberg, K. (2006). Food marketing toward youth contributing to unhealthy choices. Nation's Health, 36(1), 19. The article discusses that marketing food and beverages are focused at children ages twelve and younger causes them to request and eat foods high in calories, sugar, salt and less nutritious foods are causing obesity. The unhealthy eating habits learned by children while growing up will likely to carry unhealthy eating habits to adulthood. The marketing strategies are directed at kids through television, radio, Internet, magazines, cell phones, shopping malls as well as using a popular cartoon character to push junk foods and drinks to children. The parents need to be educated on what are unhealthy foods for the children. Kim Krisberg is a Senior Editor of the Nation's Health for American Public Health Association (APHA). APHA was founded in 1872, the oldest, largest and most diverse organization of public health professionals in the world. APHA aims to protect all Americans and their communities from preventable, serious health threats and strives to assure community-based health promotion and disease prevention activities and preventive health services are universally accessible in the United States. The website address is www.apha.org. In the article, food companies advertisements are directed to children and they are enticed by a popular cartoon character eating or drinking unhealthy foods or beverages...
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...------------------------------------------------- Easy Tips for Planning a Healthy Diet & Sticking to It Healthy eating is not about strict nutrition philosophies, staying unrealistically thin, or depriving yourself of the foods you love. Rather, it’s about feeling great, having more energy, stabilizing your mood, and keeping yourself as healthy as possible– all of which can be achieved by learning some nutrition basics and using them in a way that works for you. You can expand your range of healthy food choices and learn how to plan ahead to create and maintain a tasty, healthy diet. ------------------------------------------------- Healthy eating tip 1: Set yourself up for success To set yourself up for success, think about planning a healthy diet as a number of small, manageable steps rather than one big drastic change. If you approach the changes gradually and with commitment, you will have a healthy diet sooner than you think. * Simplify. Instead of being overly concerned with counting calories or measuring portion sizes, think of your diet in terms of color, variety, and freshness. This way it should be easier to make healthy choices. Focus on finding foods you love and easy recipes that incorporate a few fresh ingredients. Gradually, your diet will become healthier and more delicious. * Start slow and make changes to your eating habits over time. Trying to make your diet healthy overnight isn’t realistic or smart. Changing everything at once usually leads...
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