...provided the authority to teachers to expel that student from the class who is absent in four classes. And the head of department has been given the authority to to keep check on teachers contribution towards the institute and same as Dean’s authority is to have a keen check on HOD’s . In this way not everyone but most of the individuals are leader in their own field of work. 8. Drive out fear As according to Deming’s fear is a loss. This point of Deming’s philosophy is not adapted by Kinnaird. They pressurized their students and teachers for specific tasks by providing deadlines which results in hectic routines. As QEC bound teachers to some certain dates for submission which produces a fear in student and he/she is stressed out and is burdened. 9. Break down barriers between staff areas According to this point, Kinnaird have barriers in staff areas. Every teacher works on their own, there is no specified format. Every teacher molds the restriction provided by the institution in their own manner which results in the difficulties for students. 10. Eliminate slogans, exhortation and targets for the workforce As this philosophy, Kinnaird has set targets for their workforce and pin them again and again to complete that task in given time, for example the dates for the submission of test and assignments of students. There the exertion of work leads to hectic routines which results the quality they provide. 11. Eliminate numerical control for the workforce According to Deming’s work study...
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...the wrong hands, information of a patient could accidentally go into the wrong patient’s file, if the system was to go down it would cause issues as there are not hard copy notes (Perry, Potter & Ostendorf 2015, pp.36-38). Question 2 Watch the following videos and list all the possible positive issues with using an electronic health system. View Video 1 View Video 2 View other videos online to help you identify further benefits with using electronic health records. Positive issues with using an electronic health system is that it allows data to be accessed much more easily, allows for a smoother and quicker transfer of patients as all the paperwork can be accessed, improves patient safety, decreases costs as it reduces the amount of paper needed and it has the ability to store a large workload in a small space which can be easily accessed ('The Impact of Technology on Health Care' 2014). Question 1 Explain in your own words what scope of practice is. How can you determine if an activity or task is within your scope of practice? What advice would you give a first year nursing student on their first clinical placement regarding their scope of practice? Scope of practice is a range within a variety of different tasks and procedures that in nursing relates to the different procedures and/or interventions that relate to your profession and that you are accredited and legally able to do within your profession. An example, a nurse is not a doctor, therefore, they can not diagnose...
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...1. What are some non-tax considerations that should be taken into account in determining whether to operate a business as a partnership or corporation? There are couple things other than tax that need to be considered before staring a business. In a partnership, the owners are personally liable for the partnership’s debt, which means if the assets within partnership could not satisfied, owners are responsible for the remaining balance. However, owners of a corporation are generally not liable for the corporation’s liability. The ownership is easier to be transferred or sold to the other party in a corporation than in a partnership. Moreover, corporations will continue in business upon the death of shareholders. In a corporation, the company is liable for the unemployed insurance; however, the partnership is not responsible for this. In addition, generally, it will cost less to start a partnership than a corporation. Therefore, owners should take considerations of these points and the objective of the business in order to determine whether to operate a partnership or a corporation. 2. Barbara owns 40% of Partnership A and 40% of C Corp B. Each entity has $100,000 of net taxable income. Neither entity makes any distributions. What are the tax consequences to Barbara from each of her investments? Will either entity have to pay tax for the year? If so, how much assuming a 35% tax rate? Since partnership A has $100,000 net taxable income, and Barbara owns 40% of the partnership...
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