Reporting Practices and Ethics HCS/405 Victor Ho January 8, 2014 Reporting Practices and Ethics This paper will include a summary of the four elements of financial management, a summary of the generally accepted accounting principles, and a summary of the general financial ethical standards. The four elements of financial management are controlling, planning, directing and organizing, and decision making. The generally accepted accounting principles are generally known as GAAP, and are the
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HSA 515 Health Care Policy, Law, and Ethics December 13, 2012 Abstract As the Chief Nursing Officer, I am responsible for one of the state’s largest Obstetric Health Care Centers. I have received word of some fraudulent behaviors in the center. I will evaluate how the Healthcare Qui Tam affects health care organizations. I will provide four (4) examples of Qui Tam cases that exist in a variety of health care organizations. I will devise a procedure for admission into a health care facility
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Reporting Practices and Ethics Paper Angela Blanks HCS/405 February 12, 2014 Mary Scalf Reporting Practices and Ethics Paper Revenue is important to keep track of to pay expenses and invest back into the business to maintain state of the art technology. Reporting revenue correctly and honestly is management and owners responsibility. Abuse of the system and fraud committed by dishonest practices the government has set up standards of reporting income and expenses. The function of the generally
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Unethical Financial Penalties Deborah A. Reynolds Chamberlain School of Nursing Life is full of choices. A nurse who has been named nurse of the year twice in her career, has her masters in science, and has her certification in critical care also weighs three hundred pounds. A computer engineer who has designed a patented accounts payable program also goes home nightly and relaxes with a six pack of beer. A cashier at the local Wegmans has the record for scanning more products per hour than
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Administrative Ethics Paper Natalie Hires HCS/335 Jodie Ausloos April 22, 2010 One of the major current issues in healthcare these days is affordability. With the rising health care costs it is causing the cost of health insurance to be unreachable to a lot of people and families. With the rising costs of health care it is forcing health insurance companies to raise their prices and stipulations for their clientele. This is causing a lot of health insurance
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respect for autonomy is also invoked in discussions about confidentiality, fidelity, privacy and truth-telling, but is most strongly associated with the idea that patients should be allowed or enabled to make autonomous decisions about their health care.” In Health Care Autonomy can be a blessing and also a hardship, depending on the situation in which one is acting on their autonomy right. When a patient is using autonomy the physician must make sure that the patient knows the effects of their choice
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content (culture and/or ethics). Cite the references you used to compose your response (from required readings). Communication is the basic element of human interactions that allows people to establish , maintain, and improve contacts with others .Professional communication is used to increase awareness of health issue, problems or solution and reforms knowledge , attitudes or behavior .Communication is not just practicing together , but being able to interact to achieve health and well- being of
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studies medical research, they discovers that there are many problems surrounding it. However, one of them can make a tremendous impact, which are, budget cuts. When researching this problem, several questions came arise. How is budget cuts affecting health care administration? Why are there budget cuts? How are budget cuts effecting society? Lastly how was the budget used in the past and if the budget cuts were affected by the actions of those that run research facilities? There are several reasons to
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multidimensional definitions of quality. Quality can focus on excellence or can be viewed as the degree of a services attained (Golder, Mitra, & Moorman, 2012). Quality is perhaps the most important and complex component of business strategy, and health services as a business are not exempt from that. Firms or facilities compete on quality, customers or patients search for quality, and markets are transformed by quality. Quality has roots in business practice and in many disciplines including
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Ethical Treatment of Prisoners Name SOC120: Introduction to Ethics & Social Responsibility Instructor: November 20, 2012 The life of prisoners some may never know. There are those who care not to know what goes on behind that wired fence. We find that some people that are convicted of crimes that they did not commit. Some people would rather turn their heads to what actually happens in a prison institution, because they feel it is no concern
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