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Discuss how the rapid advancements of e-commerce and managed care placed new demands on the healthcare industry in the 1990s. How did this lead to the establishment of information infrastructures that facilitated timely, accurate, secure and interoperable patient information across the continuum of care?

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Why might it be important to link EHR to CPOE and/or CDSS? What about linking it to a physician’s smart phone or tablet? What challenges are organizations faced with when it comes to advancing technology while being mindful of HIPAA and patient confidentiality?

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A What would happen to movie stars' wages if all major film studios merged into a single firm, creating a monopsony for film actors?

B if workers became more productive (that is, produced more output in the same amount of time), what would happen to the demand for labor, the wages of labor, and the number of workers employed?

The outbreak of a new virus has recently reached Connecticut. According to CDC, since diahrrea is a rare symptom, the shortage of toilet paper is not related to the event. There are 169 towns in the state. In 70 towns there is no toilet paper shortage. In 20 towns some patients tested positive for the virus. In 9 towns there were positive tests and the toilet paper shortage. Are the events ’shortage of toilet paper’ and ’new virus’ outbreak dependent or independent? What’s the probability of the presence of the virus in a random town given the toilet paper shortage?

Suppose you manage a local grocery store and yo have learn that a popular national grocery chain is about to open a store in your town a few miles away. Use model of monopolistic competition to analyze the impact of this new store on quantity of output should produce and your store should charge . Explain how opening of this new store affect your business, be asure to address what happen to your customers, supply demand and prices. what will happen to your profiyts. show graphically and explain reasoning in detail

The town of Malvern engages in the following transactions during its fiscal year ending September 30, 2021. All dollar amounts are in thousands. Prepare summary journal entries in its governmental funds. Base entries on generally accepted accounting principles now in effect.

(1)   At the beginning of the fiscal year 2021, the town levied property taxes of $180,000. It estimated that $6,000 will be uncollectible.

(2)   During fiscal year 2021, the town collected $150,000 prior to September 30, 2021.

(3)   The town collected $4,000 each month in October and November 2021, prior to preparing its 2021 financial statements. It expected to receive $4,000 each month for the next four months.

(4)   During the remainder of fiscal year 2022, the town collected $16,000 in tax relating to 2021, $140,000 related to 2022, and $10,000 applicable to 2023.

(5)   On November 20, 2021, it received $42,000 from the state for sales taxes collected on its behalf. The payment was for sales made in September that merchants were required to remit to the state by October 15.

(6)   In April, the town was awarded a state training grant of $500 for the period June 1, 2021, through May 31, 2022. In fiscal 2021, the town received the entire $500 but spent only $400.

(7)   The town requires each vendor who sells at its farmers' market to obtain an annual permit. The funds generated by the sale of these permits are used to maintain the market. The permits, which cover the period from June 1 through May 31, are not refundable. During fiscal year 2021, the town issued $66 worth in permits. It expects to collect an additional $12 within 60 days of the close of the fiscal year.

(8)   On May 1, 2021, a developer (in exchange for exemptions to zoning restrictions) donated several acres of land that the town intended to convert to a park. The land had cost the developer $100,000. At the time of the contribution, its fair market value was $280,000.

(9)   Several years earlier the town received a donation of a parcel of land, upon which it expected to build. During fiscal 2021, it opted to sell the land for $185. When acquired by the town, the land had a market value of $119.

At the beginning of the fiscal year 2021, The town of Marlvern acquired six police cars at a total cost of $200,000. The vehicles are expected to have a useful life of four years. Prepare the journal entries that the town would make in its governmental funds in the fiscal year based on the following scenarios:

(10)It paid for the cars in cash at the time of acquisition.

(11)It issued $200,000 in installment notes to the car dealer, agreeing to repay them in four annual payments of $63,095 at the end of each fiscal year (effective interest rate is 10%), starting in the year of acquisition.

Explain how testosterone in young boys (prepuberty) is released and remains at low
circulating levels. Discuss the hypothalamus, the anterior pituitary and the testes.

Salem Witchcraft How could several adolescent girls cause such disorder in a male dominated society?

explain how benevolent sexism comes at a cost to women and girls in the criminal justice system n

Distributions:

1. List the characteristics of a normal distribution.
2. The weights of baby boys at six months is normally distributed with a mean of 17.25 lbs. and a standard deviation of 2.0 lbs. By an age of twelve months, the mean increases to 22.50 lbs. and the standard deviation is 2.2 lbs.
   1. Which age group has the wider distribution?
   2. What percentage of the twelve-month old boys weigh more than 26.9 lbs.?
   3. What percentage of six-month old boys weigh between 15.25 lbs. and 19.25 lbs.?
   4. A twelve-month old boy who weighs 24.7 lbs. is what percentile for weight?
3. In the mailroom, the mean weight of a letter 25.0 grams. The standard deviation is 0.1 grams. A first-class stamp is sufficient postage to mail a letter with a maximum weight of 28 grams. On a given day, the post office in downtown processes an average of 12,370 pieces of mail with a first-class stamp as postage. If the letter weight is normally distributed, approximately how many of these letters will need additional postage?

A large national survey of American dietary habits showed a mean calorie consumption of 2700 kcal and a standard deviation of 450 kcal among teenage boys. You are studying dietary habits of children in your county to see if they differ from the national norm. (a) In a sample of 36 teenage boys, you find a mean consumption of 2620 kcal. At  = 0.05, is this significant evidence that the mean in your county differs from the national mean? Assume that the standard deviation observed nationally can be used for  . (b) Using =0.05 and sample of size 36, what is the probability that you will actually be able to detect a situation where your county has a mean of only 2600 kcal? (That is, what is the power if =2600?)

REFER TO THE INFORMATION ABOVE:

A) Give a 95% confidence interval for the mean consumption among teenage boys in your country.

B) The confidence interval in (b) has a wide margin of error. What sample size would you suggest if you wanted a margin of error of only 75 kcal?