Define the elements that might be presented in a balanced scorecard. Explain how the elements will be used.

Part 1 (Individual Portion)Your boss recently attended an accounting seminar at which the balanced scorecard was discussed. He has asked you to prepare a presentation for the next manager’s meeting about the balanced scorecard and how EEC might adopt it. In your presentation, youshould complete the following:Define the elements that might be presented in a balanced scorecard. Explain how the elements will be used. Make a recommendation of whether or not EEC should adopt the balanced scorecard. If adopted, how might it improve the company?Part 2 (Group Portion)The President of EEC realizes that the balanced scorecard translates an organization’s mission and strategy into operational objectives and performance measures. Discuss the following in the group presentation:Describe unethical behavior that can result if the wrong performance measures are used to tie performance measures to compensation. How can EEC avoid these behaviors? How should EEC tie performance measures to compensation? Who is responsible for establishing the performance measures?

Identify two types of digital marketing you would use with your new start-up business.

Using the same business start-up that you introduced in Unit IV, select two types of digital marketing that you would use for your new business. Create a digital metrics dashboard for each by following the steps below.Identify two types of digital marketing you would use with your new start-up business.Design a digital metrics dashboard for each of the two types of digital marketing that would matter to the market researcher. As a new start-up, make sure you address customer acquisition and retention. Each dashboard should include a minimum of five metrics.Why did you select these digital metrics for your organization?How would these digital metrics provide the marketer with a better understanding of the customer and retaining that customer?Explain the limitations of using digital metrics as a market research tool and ultimately in business decision-making.This assignment should be completed in at least three pages. You must utilize at least one scholarly, peer-reviewed source to support your responses. Adhere to APA Style when constructing this assignment, including in-text citations and references for all sources that are used. Please note that no abstract is needed.

Explain two aspects of marketing that are unique to the healthcare industry.

ScenarioYou are a health care marketing executive who is under contract to help your client market to their target audience. You are tasked with writing a Letter of Engagement that summarizes your working relationship with the client.Preparation:Reflect on the scenario above, choose your provider type from the table below, and select one corresponding service and goal that is to be achieved through marketing.Review chapters 2-5 of your textbook. These chapters provide excellent information on basic health care marketing, so make sure to study these chapters carefully.Research two healthcare providers that offer services similar to your client. Study how these providers market their services.Research the service they are providing so that you understand how services should be marketed, and to whom.(1) BUSINESS-Small Dental/Medical Practice –EXAMPLE OF SERVICES-General services, oral surgery, orthodontics, orthopedics, pediatrics, etc.GOAL-Gain new patients.(2) BUSINESS-Department within a hospitalEXAMPLE OF SERVICES-Women’s reproductive services, outpatient dialysis, laser treatments, etc.GOAL-Announce a new service.(3) BUSINESS-Health Care Specialty ClinicEXAMPLE OF SERVICES-Disabled veterans, people seeking cosmetic enhancements, physical therapy, or occupational therapy, etc.GOAL-Reach a new target market.(4) BUSINESS-Home Health Care ServiceEXAMPLE OF SERVICESMobility, wound care, therapy, etc.GOAL-Expanding services to a new area.(5) BUSINESS –Government or Non-Government OrganizationEXAMPLE OF SERVICES-Mental Health, HIV, domestic abuse, anti-smoking, addiction, etc.GOAL-Educate the public on a health care topic.InstructionsWrite a one-page letter (one-page single-spaced) to your new client that you selected from the list. The letter should be professionally written and formatted. In the letter, be sure to do the following:Introduce yourself and describe your role as a healthcare marketing executive.Summarize the proposed marketing engagement including:Provider nameBrief description of the client.Goal for engaging your marketing services, duration, and payment.Explain two aspects of marketing that are unique to the healthcare industry.Discuss the marketer’s role through the lens of the 4 P’s of marketing and the context of the client’s business.Additional RequirementsResources: Use two sources in addition to your textbook to support your writing. Choose sources that are credible, relevant, and appropriate. Cite each source listed on your source page at least one time within your letter of engagement.EXAMPLE LETTER THAT IS NEEDED!!!Letter of Engagement ExampleThe HeadingThe Name of Your Company or LogoStreet Address, City, State, and Zip CodeTelephone Number including Area CodeYour email address and/ or your website if availableToday’s Date: Month, Day, and YearRecipient’s AddressYour Clients Name: Mr., Ms., Miss, Dr., First and last nameYour Client’s Title: Chief Executive Officer, Owner, Director, etc.Name of your client’s companyClient’s Street Address,City, State and Zip CodeThe SalutationDear (Mr., Ms., Dr., Last name)The BodyGreet your client. Introduce yourself, and briefly discuss your credentials and experience as a healthcare marketing executive. Summarize the proposed marketing engagement. Included in this summary, should be the name of the company, a brief description of the company, the contact person or principal that you are working with, and their title. Clearly state the goal that you are tasked with completing. Discuss the duration of the engagement, in day, months, or years. Discuss payment(s) and how it will be handled.Explain to your client two aspects of marketing that are unique to the healthcare industry. Discuss the 4 Ps of marketing through the healthcare lens. Finally, close out your Letter of Engagement thanking your client for selecting you/your firm for their marketing needs.Complimentary Closing StatementSincerely yours,The Signature LineYour signatureYour nameYour titleEnclosures

What are some examples of internal drivers of an organization’s risk culture?

Provide a graduate-level response to each of the following questions:1. What are some examples of internal drivers of an organization’s risk culture? Resource allocation, risk attitude, risk appetite, risk tolerance, employee records2. What are some examples of external drivers of an organization’s risk culture? Political, social, economic, and technological3. How can an organization’s risk management function create organizational value?(450 words)2. Explain what a Pareto chart is – what the related philosophy is – and what they are commonly used for.In the light of the current virus situation, build a Pareto Chart based on the following data relative to medication issues and explain its meaning.Wrong Patient – 52Overdose – 59Wrong Drug – 76Unauthorized drug – 1Wrong IV – 4Technique Error – 3Wrong Time – 83Dose Missed – 92Under Dose – 7Duplicated drug – 9Wrong Route 27Wrong calculation – 16n=429

How do you know when an agreement becomes a contract?

Although contracts can be designed to protect the promisor and promisee of an agreement, it is important to understand that they also carry risk. If someone is careless or fails to read the terms closely before the interested parties sign, he or she may make a costly commitment.For this Discussion, you will examine business contracts and assess potential issues and risks associated with those contracts, as well as ways to avoid these risks using scholarly resources on contract law.To prepare for this Discussion:Review the Learning Resources and consider these questions:How do you know when an agreement becomes a contract?What information should you know before entering into a contract?What are ways to protect yourself as you enter or advise others to enter a contract?Think of a negative experience that would have resulted or did result from the terms of a contract you entered or almost entered. Alternatively, consider the experience(s) of someone else you know or a situation you heard about on the news or on social media. You will use this experience or scenario to discuss the possible risks associated with contracts.Note: If using a scenario from your own personal experience (or the experience of someone else you know) for this Discussion, be sure to substitute fictitious names for any people involved and any associated businesses.Review the Academic Writing Expectations for 2000/3000-Level Courses.By Day 3Post a 150- to 225-word (2- to 3-paragraph) description of the risks that are associated with a business contract that you either experienced or observed. In your explanation, address the following:Describe the business contract and the scenario that revolved around it.Explain the risks of the contract and how they resulted (or could have resulted) in a negative situation.Explain how you (or the person/interested party in the scenario) could have avoided (or did avoid) the negative situation by having a better understanding of contract law at the time.Include a reference(s) to a minimum of one scholarly source to support your response.Refer to the Week 4 Discussion Rubric for specific grading elements and criteria. Your Instructor will use this grading rubric to assess your work.Readsome of your colleagues’ postings.By Day 5Respond with at least 75 words (1 paragraph) each to two or more of your colleagues’ postings by providing additional information on any other contract laws that could have protected your colleagues.Return to this Discussion in a few days to read the responses to your initial posting. Note what you have learned or any insights you have gained as a result of the comments your colleagues made.

What is the difference between formal cooperative learning and informal?

Respond to Questions:Based on Cooperative Learning Reading by Johnson, Johnson, and Holubec (1994). Respond to the following:Why use cooperative learning? What is the difference between formal cooperative learning and informal?What are the 5 essential elements of cooperative learning? Discuss what each means in your own words and why it is important.What do teachers need to know about monitoring and intervening when students are working in cooperative groups2. Based on Gillies (2003) article on Structuring cooperative group work in classrooms, respond to the following:What are the key research findings of cooperative learning? To what extent are these findings important for teachers, including yourself? Explain why.What theoretical perspective(s) inform cooperative learning research and practice?To what extent are findings in the reading similar to those reported in the short Video—Incorporating Cooperative Learning Effectively.3.Read the Mirrored Tiles Lesson Plan and provide specific examples to explain in what ways each of the five key elements of cooperative learning are evidenced (or not) in the lesson plan. If any of the five elements are not addressed, point those out and explain your observation; then suggest a way that it might be addressed in the lesson plan.4. Watch the Video Lesson—Where Cooperative Learning Works. Provide specific examples to explain in what ways each of the key five elements for cooperative learning are evidenced (or not) in the lesson. If any of the five elements are not addressed, point those out and explain your observation; then suggest a way that it might be addressed in the lesson. (As you observe the video, watch for teacher interactions with the groups (e.g., How does the teacher promote group interactions? Some teachers exchange communications with individual students (as if it was an individual task) rather than addressing the entire group when a member asks a question or when the teacher has a question or comment. This does not model cooperation in the group to the students.)https://online.fiu.edu/videos?vpvid=e5b0e4e8-87d0-4101-af01-165e32d059465. What questions or concerns do you still have about using cooperative learning through the implementation of the 5 key elements that other classmates may respond to?

What would your students need to know in regards to high- and low-context language, language diversity, interaction, nonverbal communication, and so forth?

600 words 2 referencesProviding language and cultural training for employees is big business. If you were going to develop a training program on how language affects intercultural business communications, what would your lesson plan look like? When answering the following questions remember to consider the countries that your franchise will be moving to: United Arab Emirates, Israel, Mexico, and China.What would your students need to know in regards to high- and low-context language, language diversity, interaction, nonverbal communication, and so forth?What are some conversation taboos that they should be aware of?What are some of the nonverbal communication aspects that they should know?After receiving the training, should they still use an interpreter?What are the pros and cons of using an interpreter in these countries?Make sure that your lesson plan includes an example of a country where you can describe the differences between the United States and that country in language and nonverbal communication.

Construct an original example of an enumerative induction based on your everyday life or experiences.

Construct an original example of an enumerative induction based on your everyday life or experiences.In your example, you must do each of the following:(a) Identify the sample, the target, and the relevant property.(b) Evaluate the argument as either strong or weak (you can make it either).(c) Explain why it is strong or weak based the sample’s size and representativeness – comment on each feature and be as detailed as possible, which might require some creativity.

Identify internal stakeholders and their roles in quality improvement.

Read the following attachment:How Might Patient Involvement in Healthcare Quality Improvement Efforts Work—A Realist Literature Review.Watch the following video:Quality: The Process Improvement Team and Plan-Do-Check-Act (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dndmsIOrAQ)Quality improvement in health care organizations involves a system of continuously finding better approaches to provide quality patient care and service. Health care delivery is complex and accomplished by a team of health care professionals. At its core, quality improvement is a team process and effort. In the health care ecosystem, there are various external stakeholders who have a stake on quality of care. Each internal or external stakeholder can make significant contributions to sustain quality of care and patient safety.In 300 to 400 words:• Identify internal stakeholders and their roles in quality improvement.• Determine external stakeholders (e.g., payors, regulatory agencies, accrediting entities, etc.) and their roles in quality improvement.• Evaluate the role of the patients and their family members in continuous quality improvement.• Discuss the importance of a team in quality and risk management.Support your response with at least two scholarly sources published within the last 5 years in APA Style.

What component of the overall security objective deserves the most attention in the environments mentioned in the article?

Read the article on p. 109 and review pp. 113–115 of the text.Address the following points in a 700- to 1,050-word response:· What component of the overall security objective deserves the most attention in the environments mentioned in the article? What components would be less pertinent for these particular environments during a vulnerability assessment? Why?· Relative to the primary component you chose above, what are some countermeasures or possible solutions for the shootings, incidences of arson, and bombing?· What components of the overall security objective would be more pertinent had these events occurred at a mall? Would these components present alternative countermeasures or solutions to those you have already listed? Explain your answers.Cite two sources other than the text.Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.