Details on penguin habitat
Details on bird house
Details on aquarium

Habitat – Penguin
Temperature: Freezing
*Food source: Fish in water running low
Cleanliness: Passed

Habitat – Bird
Temperature: Moderate
Food source: Natural from environment
Cleanliness: Passed

Habitat – Aquarium
Temperature: Varies with output temperature
Food source: Added daily
*Cleanliness: Needs cleaning from algae

 

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Details on lions
Details on tigers
Details on bears
Details on giraffes

Animal – Lion
Name: Leo
Age: 5
*Health concerns: Cut on left front paw
Feeding schedule: Twice daily

Animal – Tiger
Name: Maj
Age: 15
Health concerns: None
Feeding schedule: 3x daily

Animal – Bear
Name: Baloo
Age: 1
Health concerns: None
*Feeding schedule: None on record

Animal – Giraffe
Name: Spots
Age: 12
Health concerns: None
Feeding schedule: Grazing

 

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Read the article Is Mass Hysteria Driving the Big Data Market? Discuss two pros and two cons of the emerging field of big data. 

In responding to your peers, provide your thoughts on the most exciting applications for big data by businesses.

 

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IT 210 Milestone Two: Technology Guide Rubric Overview For the final project in this course, you are being asked to apply the concepts learned throughout the course to assist a small business owner in improving his business through the use of technology. Milestone Two will be the second step in creating your report and recommendations to the business owner. The objective of this milestone is to further explore course concepts and incorporate additional perspectives and source material to analyze real world scenarios by creating a technology guide for the business owner. Leverage both the textbook and external sources to complete this assignment. Prompt Amazon has a huge advantage over brick and mortar retailers because of the intelligent systems it employs. A customer need only get close to a product category and the intelligent systems will provide links to products other customers shopped for or bought after they viewed that particular item. Often, in a few clicks customers can find a top-rated product they were not aware of a few minutes earlier. For Harrison Kirby, owner of the golf shop from the Milestone One Internship Activity, this causes a real problem. He has a tough time competing with online golf stores because he is not able to carry a high level of inventory nor does he have the amount of data necessary to create these intelligent systems. Below you will find a letter from Kirby that explains how you can help him in this situation. Dear Intern, I have an idea that I need your help developing. I realize that there is a great deal of information available on the web. Every product I carry has plenty of resources to help my customers make a decision. The problem I have found is that those resources are available on my competitors’ websites! For example, Amazon does a great job of using its data to offer an “intelligent” suggestion to its customers. It often shows what percentage of people buy an item after viewing it, suggests related items, and even suggests combinations of purchases. I will never have as much data as Amazon does, but I wonder if I couldn’t somehow tap into their system and use it to my advantage? I am interested in developing a system that will allow my customers to use the intelligent systems that are available online but keep my customers in my store for purchases. Part of helping with this will be gathering a list of the major golf websites that offer extensive product information, including customer reviews. I need you to build a table that has the following information in it: Company Name Product Information (Does the website offer extensive product information—even from the manufacturer?) Customer Reviews (Does the website offer customer reviews?) Related Product Information (Does the website offer related products to view?) Purchase Information (Does the website offer information on how many people purchase this item? What about other products they purchase after looking at this one?) Combination Purchase (Does the website offer suggestions on combinations of items that customers typically purchase?) e.g. Company x www.siteexample.com The company’s web site offers specific description of the product and links back to the manufacturer’s web site for additional details. Yes – The website links reviews of the product to Amazon reviews. The site does not offer related products The site does show related products that people purchase after looking at a specific items or what people purchase instead of the current item. Yes- the site shows items ‘often purchased together’. Your table should be professionally presented within a Microsoft Word document (exactly how the table above has been added to this document), and should include all relevant information I will need to help me make decisions and speak to website developers. Once you compile this list, I will use it to talk to developers about ways to pull this information together. It will also help you see how many websites make use of intelligent agents to help their shoppers! Along with your Microsoft Word table, please also include a brief narrative that summarizes your findings and provide some guidance for my business based on what other companies are offering in the different dimensions. Thank you, Harrison Kirby Requirements of Submission Milestone Two: Technology Guide should follow these formatting guidelines: use of three sources, embedded Microsoft Word table, APA formatted narrative to support the technology guide, and bibliography in APA format. Rubric Critical Elements Exemplary (100%) Proficient (85%) Needs Improvement (55%) Not Evident (0%) Value Company Selection Meets “Proficient” criteria and substantiated with rationale for selection Selection of companies is appropriate for meeting client goals Selection of companies for meeting client goals is insufficient Does not select companies 40 Website Information Meets “Proficient” criteria and substantiated with research Includes detailed website information Website information is incomplete and/or irrelevant Does not present website information 40 Professional Presentation Presentation is free of errors, is organized, and is presented in a professional and easy-to-read format Information is presented in a professional manner, wellorganized with no major errors Submission has major errors and/or organization that negatively impact readability and articulation of information Submission has critical errors and/or organization that prevent understanding of information 20 Earned Total Comments: 100%

 

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Health Security

Steven Janocha

IT 241

1/29/2017

Health Security

Introduction

Any health care organizations face various problems that can affect the quality of health services offered and reputation. Some of the problems include human errors, malicious human behavior, and organizational factors. Human medical errors can lead to death or suffering of patients. Malicious human behavior is a serious problem that can lead to conflicts in the workplace and litigation. On the other hand, organizational factors can limit delivery of quality health services. In this article, we explore how these problems can be addressed.

Preventing Human errors

There is a need to create an environment where patient safety is given priority to prevent human errors in healthcare organizations. A safety of culture implies developing systems that detect, prevent, and minimize the likelihood of error. Leadership is a fundamental element to ensuring accountability of every health staff for patient safety. This means safety systems have to be designed to monitor safety in healthcare organizations. It is also essential for organizations to adopt comprehensive safety principles such as avoiding reliance on memory, standardizing equipment, and designing working conditions for safety (Cronenwett, 2007). 

It is important for health care organizations to implement medication safety practices such as automated drug-ordering systems. Patients should be considered a safety check in healthcare organizations. They need to be informed about the medications they are taking and the side effects. Additionally, they should be encouraged to notify doctors of side effects or medication discrepancies.

Malicious Human Behavior

Malicious behavior among medical staff is a major problem that can cause havoc in healthcare organizations. Often, malicious employees have dysfunctional behavior patterns that influence their actions. It is critical for healthcare organizations to establish systems to detect these behavior patterns. Early detection can assist in making appropriate interventions. This is necessary to maintain patient safety and a conducive work environment. A team approach may be appropriate to resolve the issue by focusing on the behavior instead of the person.

To prevent malicious behavior among staff, a professional code of conduct should be implemented not only in a healthcare organization but also as part of medical practice policies (Murray, 2010). Rules make it easy to maintain discipline in the workplace. A disciplinary structure should be developed to ensure that the staff understands the repercussions of violating organizational policies.

Organizational Factors

Various organization factors such as working conditions and leadership influence the satisfaction and well-being of employees and ultimately the quality of care provided and patient safety. It is essential for management in healthcare organizations to provide adequate resources including financial resources to create a robust environment where the staff can operate optimally to improve healthcare quality and maintain performance. Effective management is a core element that can assist in improving quality, maintaining professionalism, and customer satisfaction (Swayne, 2012). Providing organizational support and fostering a positive culture can cultivate quality among healthcare team. Additionally, promoting cooperation and teamwork among the health staff is essential to improve the quality of health services and maintain patients’ satisfaction.

Conclusion

As discussed, healthcare organizations can implement various strategies to address problems affecting operations and healthcare improvement. Organizational management has to create a conducive work environment, foster a safety culture, encourage cooperation and coordination, and establish a professional code of conduct to improve patient safety and address quality issues. Additionally, management should focus on progressively implementing health quality improvement programs that maintain employee’s satisfaction and well-being as well as patient safety and satisfaction.

References

Cronenwett, L. R., Bootman, J. L., Wolcott, J., &Aspden, P. (Eds.). (2007). Preventing medication errors: quality chasm series. National Academies Press.

Murray, J. S. (2010). Moral courage in healthcare: acting ethically even in the presence of risk. Online Journal of Issues in Nursing, 15(3).

Swayne, L. E., Duncan, W. J., &Ginter, P. M. (2012). Strategic management of health care organizations. John Wiley & Sons.

 

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