...kicked off the football team. Also, the crown may use Nicks professors at the time and speak to them about his grades dropping for missing too many classes, which resulted in him dropping out. Real evidence is any tangible evidence put before the trier of fact. In this case, the Crown may use Nicks I-phone to see how many times Nick called and messaged Todd. The I-phone may also be used to show the pictures that were found on the I-phone of the electronic company directory at QuickSports computer to get Todd’s address. The...
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...Marisa Gerber, we learn that Hsiu-Ying "Lisa" Tseng a doctor is the first in the U.S. that is convicted of murder for overprescribing drugs to patients. Dr. Hsiu-Ying "Lisa" Tseng was found guilty of second-degree murder for the murders of three of her patients Vu Nguyen, 28, Steven Ogle, 25, and Joey Rovero, 21 who all fatally overdosed from prescription drugs she had prescribe. According to this article, “Dr. Tseng is among a small but growing number of doctors charged with murder for prescribing painkillers that killed patients.” In this case it seems as the Dr. Tseng was more worried about money then the lives of people who were in her care. Dr. Tseng was...
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...Practice Case 1: Dr Pepper Snapple Group, Inc: Energy Beverages 1. How would you characterise the energy beverage category, competitors, consumers, channels, and DPSG’s category participation in late 2007? Energy Beverage Category: Energy drinks provide consumers with a boost of energy and they fall under the category of functional drinks. Functional drinks are non-alcoholic drinks which include ingredients such as herbs, vitamins, minerals, amino acids or other nutritional ingredients. Other functional drinks include sport drinks, teas, fruit drinks and enhanced water drink. DPSG participation → In the US and Canada, Dr Pepper Snapple Group participated primarily in the flavoured carbonated soft drink (CSD) market segment Competitor: The largest non-alcoholic beverage category, after carbonated soft drinks, sport drinks, and bottled water, but the fastest growing one. DPSG participation → their major competitors include Red Bull, Monster Energy, and Coca Cola. Consumers: Average US per capita consumption of energy beverage drinkers increased by 14% since 2004. Predominantly consumed by males aged between 12- 34 during the afternoon or morning. The reasons for consumption include energy boost, mental alertness and taste. Most limit their options to 1.4 different brands which sheds light on strong brand loyalty. DPSG participation → DPSG have an attractive positioning within a large, growing, and profitable market. Channels: Distribution channels include convenience...
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...Dr. Beckett’s Dental Clinic Case Study Background Dr. Beckett is a dentist who runs a dental clinic. She is knowledgeable on dentistry industry but no formal training in running a business. As time passed, cost of business expenses go up to 70-80 % of revenue exclusive of her wages and office rentals. Dr. Beckett refused to become a HMO provider (makes health care cost low) because Dr. Beckett wants her business to give high quality service than being low cost provider. 1. Product- they offer the complete range of dental care from simple teeth cleaning to complicated dental surgery and implants. Price- Dr. Beckett charges higher fees than HMO provider but with high quality service. Promotion- Dental Clinic has a magazines for waiting patients. They also educate patients to lessen the fear they feel with visible achievement certificates of the clinic. Dr. Beckett believe that word of mouth promotion is the best way. They also give cards for saying thank you to patients that refers the clinic to the other patients. Process- clinic routine procedures are standardize to reduce errors and to homogenize the quality of service they provide. They inform patients in advance if there is any delay and cancellation of the service. They employees help each other to make their service good and fast. People- there is two job function the front office and the back office .they were eight employees including Dr. Beckett. They had trainings to improve their skills. They keep bond...
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...Background of Interviewee I chose to interview Dr. Michael Bevis, who is currently the Dean of Trades and Industry at Emily Griffith Technical College in Denver, CO. Dr. Bevis has been with the institution since July of this year, and from our conversation it was easy to see that his professionalism and dedication to his position, and the students, is unmistakable. Prior to his current position, Dr. Bevis was employed as an associate dean, and an academic affairs regional director. His education is quite extensive as he holds a bachelor’s degree, three masters’ degrees, and a PhD. Interview Questions When a legal issue arises, how is it handled? Are there any legal issues you are dealing with currently? Dr. Bevis responded by informing me of the organizational/ administrative structure of their institution, by explaining how The Emily Griffith Technical College (EGTC) used to be co-mingled with the Denver Public Schools (DPS) budget until a recent change separating the two. Although it was removed from their [DPS] operating budget, and considered a separate entity, the ability to share common resources was preserved; in this case, one of those resources is the legal department. He said, “We’re lucky, when we have any legal issues to deal with, the law department is a phone-call away.” He went on to explain that...
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...After reviewing Dr. Yang’s case thoroughly, speaking with her loved ones, and speaking with her extensively regarding the incident, it has been determined that Dr. Yang meets criteria and has therefore been diagnosed with PTSD, following the trauma she endured as she was asked to perform surgery while being held at gunpoint. Considering all elements to her case, as well as her personality type, and the testaments of those who know her well, three forms of treat are being recommended; Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)- a common type of talk therapy (psychotherapy). You work with a mental health counselor (psychotherapist or therapist) in a structured way, attending a limited number of sessions. CBT helps you become aware of inaccurate or...
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...TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY CORPUS CHRISTI MARKETING MANAGEMENT - MKT 5320 CASE STUDY ANALYSIS: Dr Pepper Snapple Group, Inc: Energy Beverages OLUSUBOMI Y. ADETUNJI STUDENT ID: A03936869 PROBLEM DEFINITION. Dr Pepper Snapple Group Inc., a non-alcoholic beverage producing company decided to enter into the market with a new product (energy drink) and they were faced with some problems along the line. They decided to introduce an energy beverage brand to the market (existing market) which already has competitors. With this as focus, it was important to choose best market and distribution channels and some other business strategies for the product in order for it to be a success. The problem faced includes retainment of its present competitive position in the market with other energy drink companies and at the same time preserving profitability and customer base. In order to maintain the market competition, the business strategy to launch the new products into the market was very vital. Some of the factors that has to be considered before the product launch is considered are: * Industry Experience * Customer base * Profitablity growth * Favorable market condition * Core competencies * Management Team Decision. ALTERNATIVES PROVISIONS FOR PRODUCT SUCCESS The company could carefully select the strategy to launch the new product into the market to understand both the strength of their current competitive position and the strength of the...
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...Good afternoon, I have truly enjoyed reading each of your discussion posts. And I will add that the discussions Dr. Kilgore has chosen for you will be tremendously beneficial to you all in your career. I enjoyed reading you post regarding the standard of practice and standard of professional performance. As a nurse administrator, I couldn’t agree more that education should be incorporated into all areas of practice. As I have stated before, working with Dr. Kilgore has allowed me benefit of not only learning, but understanding that there is so much to be gained from education and the tools that are available to us. You explained that you would like to continue to seek education and knowledge to enhance your skills, practice, and development....
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...Dr. Elmore is an Extension Wildlife Specialist. He helps with the current natural resource issues that are in Oklahoma. Dr. Elmore talked about plant and forest life, positives and negatives to disturbances, and solutions to help the problems. There are three things that plant life need to thrive in the world. Plants and trees need climate, soil, and disturbances. One disturbances that grassland and prairies are dependent on is fire. Fire helps get rid of old grass and bring back fresh grass in its wake. It also gets out unwanted things such as red cedars who are fire intolerant. Even though the disturbances are a needed thing for plant life, there is positives and negatives to them. Having too much of a disturbance and not enough it can both benefit some species and hurt others depending on what you are wanting. When you over fire landscapes you keep the grass short driving species away who prefer a higher grassland. Those who prefer the short grass will thrive in this environment. The same goes for the grassland that doesn’t see a lot fire has tall grass and some trees, it works for those who seek taller grass rather those who do not. Fire is not the only disturbances in the prairies, there is also wind bines,...
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...Mr. Anderson is on extremely high levels of narcotic pain medications. He has had several negative drug screens. He reports he is taking the medications as directed even with the negative screens. The adjuster has Helios involved and there are random drug screen done also. At each medical appointment I confirm what the current drug screens are and discuss with Dr. Rampersaud the need to decrease, begin a tapering of the medications or send him for a 2nd opinion. At the next appointment on 12/14/16 if the pain level has not decreased then Dr. Rampersaud wants to have a 2nd opinion done either at Henry Ford hospital of the U of M. Mr. Anderson is very persistent that he needs further surgery; he claims his original injury was never repaired...
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...Dr. Burns Case Study Assignment 1 Operations Management 505 Submitted to Coach Jan Wirsam From Lise Beland June 21, 2013 Word Count: Table of Contents Background …………………………………………………………………………..1 The Technology……………………………………………………………………....2 Operations Strategy………………………………………………………. ……….. 3 Cash Flow Statements…………………………………………………………………………….4 Clinical Trial Work Design Process…………………………………………………4 Final Recommendation……………………………………………………………….5 References………………………………… …………………………………………6 Background: Dr. Nicholas Burns, a sole practitioner dentist in a small town in Ontario, is considering the purchase of a new dental laser which allows dentists to perform certain dental treatments without anesthesia. He wondered if the benefits of the new dental laser would justify the expenditure. Dr. Burns knew he should consider whether the technological advantage offered by the new dental laser would improve his office's profitability and the possibility that a different technology may become the standard in the industry. Issue 1: Will Waterlase become a sought after technology? OPERATIONS STRATEGY Analysis 1: Waterlase is a proven technology that provides the patient with a revolutionary treatment. The laser has been approved by Health Canada since 1998 and it main benefits enable better clotting and healing on soft tissues. The reduced...
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...fundamentally different as a result of major societal forces that have resulted in many new consumer and organization capabilities. These forces have created new opportunities and challenges and marketing management has changed significantly in recent years as organization seeks new ways to achieve marketing excellence. Furthermore, to maintain the product’s reputation in the market, organization focuses on branding the product internally and externally through market targeting and product positioning in order to increase organization sales volume and gaining trust from their respective consumers on their products. 2.0CASE SUMMARY The case is about three companies with 90% of the market share control the carbonated soft drink industry in the United States. These companies include in order of market share size, CocaCola, Pepsi Co, and Dr. Pepper/7Up. These three companies also represent the top ten selling brands in the United States market. In the United States, people consume more carbonated drinks than tap water. Research has shown that the average American drinks about 53 gallons of soft drinks per year. However, soft drink consumption has declined over the past few years (Kerin & Peterson, 2004). The soft drink industry has three major participants in the production and distribution; concentrate producers, bottlers, and retail outlets. Concentrate producers are responsible for consumer advertising and promotion programs, product development and planning and market...
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...Dr. O’Brien, As you mentioned our decisions can have heavy legal implications. And the healthcare industry as a result is facing numerous legal implications currently (I.e. lawsuits). With that being said, following these eight standards to improve validity and reliability of a performance evaluation thereby lends to accuracy of the system: • Defined roles- If evaluation data is collected and interpreted without regards to role definition, they are likely to lack validity. This standard is especially important because we as athletic trainers assume various roles in a sports medicine program. • Work Environment- Working as an athletic trainer in the traditional setting we will face several challenges that are beyond our control, such as the...
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...1. From The Leadership Challenge, Chapter 1, two leaders were profiled - Dick and Claire. Using the actions of either of these two leaders, provide an example that illustrates each of the 5 Practices of Exemplary Leadership. Here is a list of the five practices of exemplary leadership that I found after researching these topics on the Internet: * Model the way- Claire treats her employees with respect and models the way that employees should treat each other * Inspire a shared vision- Claire wants to create a business with people she trusts and shares the same vision with. * Challenge the process- Dick challenges everyone to make new vision into a reality * Enable others to act- Dick sets aside 3 days to listen to people and encourage them to achieve goals. * Encourage the heart- Dick believes that everyone wants to win and encourages employees 2. Make a list of the values, personal traits, or characteristics you look for and admire in a leader. You might use the following list of examples or create your own. Note that the following list represents a summary/categorization of hundreds of different values, traits and characteristics identified from surveys asking people to respond to this open-ended question. Identify 7 qualities that you most look for and admire in a leader, someone whose direction you would willingly follow. The key word is willingly. What do you expect from a leader that you would follow, not because you have to, but because...
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...UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA KOTA SAMARAHAN CAMPUS MKT750 MARKETING MANAGEMENT CASE STUDY DR PEPPER SNAPPLE GROUP, INC. ENERGY BEVERAGE PREPARED BY: RAMSIS ANAK WILLIAM AGIM 2012402536 Strategic Issues and Problems Being the consultant of Dr Pepper Snapple Group, Inc. (DPSG), I am charged to assess whether or not a profitable market opportunity existed for a new energy beverage brand to be produced, marketed, and distributed by the company. The decision to explore a new energy beverage was made by senior company management of DPSG as part of a corporate business strategy to focus on opportunities in (1) High Growth and (2) High Margin beverage businesses. My tasks involve a number of important factors. I must assess the likelihood that DPSG Competitive environment will be liberal or conservative in its marketing of the new energy beverage. An important consideration is DPSG role in affecting this environment, given its strong presence in the CSD market and utilizing that strength to push the new energy beverage. Ultimately I must make a “go-no go” decision. A “go” decision requires a recommendation in the form of the new energy beverage, its target market, its price, and promotion. A “no go” decision must take into consideration Dr Pepper’s profit and growth position without the new energy beverage and measures to minimize their impact. The problem facing Dr Pepper’s is how to retain its present competitive position given an environmental threat...
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