Healthcare Management/ Impact of Unisured Population

Hello, I'm looking to flesh out some more inputs regarding the project I'm writing on (Impact of Uninsured and Unisured Population). I have Sharp Healthcare System in San Diego California as my case study. Im on Part 3 of my project. Can someone help me with the following criterias? 1.) Evaluate the overall risk to the organization if the rates of uninsured and underinsured continue to rise at 2-3% over the next five years. How is the risks being measured? (I guess, any not for profit hospital may be used as guideline). 2.) Give at least five key initiatives for building the organizational strength to meet these risks. The initiatives should detail the issue, the degree of risk, ... click for more

Text Book Introduction to Management Science 7 Ed by bernard W taylor

Please I like the help of an OTA for this problem This an Estadistic Problem An automobile manufacturer has discovered that 20% of all the transmissions it installed in a particular style of truck one year are defective. It has contacted the owners of these vehicles and asked them to return their trucks to the dealer to check the transmission. The friendly Auto Mart sold seven of these trucks and has two of the new transmissions in stock. What is the probability that 4 will indicate that they are opposed to the passage of the new law?

Text Book Introduction to Management Science 7 Ed by bernard W taylor

I like the help of an OTA to solve this problem This is an Statistic problem A global economist hired by Microcomp, The US-based manufacturer estimates that the probability that the economic and political climate overseas and in Mexico will decline during the next five years is .40, the probability that it will remain approximately the same is .50, and the probability that it will improve is .10. Determine the best country to construct the new facility in and the expected value of perfect information.

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Consider the following scenario: Jim Delaney, president of Apex Door, has a problem. No matter how often he tells his employees how to do their jobs, they invariably "decide to do it their own way," as he puts it, and arguments ensue among Jim, the employee, and the employee's supervisor. One example is the door-design department, where the designers are expected to work with the architects to design doors that meet the specifications. While it's not "rocket science," as Jim puts it, the designers invariably make mistakes such as designing too much steel (a problem that can cost Apex tens of thousands of wasted dollars once you consider the number of doors in, say, a 30-story office towe... click for more

The 23,000-seat City Coliseum houses the local professional ice hockey, basketball, indoor soccer, and arena football teams

I would like the help of an OTA please. The 23,000-seat City Coliseum houses the local professional ice hockey, basketball, indoor soccer, and arena football teams as well as various trade shows, wrestling and boxing matches, tractor pulls, and circuses. Coliseum vending annually sells large quantities of softdrinks and beer in plastic cups with the name of the coliseum and the various team logos on them. The local container cup manufacturer that supplies the cups in boxes of 100 has offered coliseum management the following discount price schedule for cups. order quantity (boxes) price per box($) 2,000-6,999 47 7,000-11,999 43... click for more