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I would initially apologize for the violations that are found in the hospital. Although this might not necessarily be my jurisdiction, I would still feel bad if the hospital did not operate as it should.
I would then proceed to name some examples of HIPAA violations. This would be:
- Snooping on Healthcare Records
- Failure to Perform an Organization-Wide Risk Analysis.
- Failure to Manage Security Risks / Lack of a Risk Management Process
- Insufficient ePHI Access Controls
Answer:
20%
Explanation:
The payout ratio can either computed as dividend per share divided by earnings per share or total dividends paid to common stock holders divided by net income for the year.
using the latter formula,the payout ratio of Starbuck Corporation is computed thus:
dividend payout ratio=dividends paid/net income
dividends paid to common stock holders were $50,000
net income for Starbuck for the year was $250,000
dividend payout ratio=$50,000/$250,000=20%
Answer:
Explanation:
Back in the day you can buy so much with a dollar, as of today yes you can buy a candy bar but back then you can buy a whole steak for a $1
Answer:
A) The bulk of Airline A's profits came from other income which included the sale of some of its fleet.
Explanation:
Investment in favor of Airline A would severely be hindered if it is found out that the bulk of Airline A's profits came from other income which included the sale of some of its fleet.
This is because it would mean that Airline A is unable to keep up with its costs and thus is divesting its operations. Divesting is never a good sign for a firm looking to gain advantage in the future. Furthermore this explains why there was a sudden shift from loss making in the previous years to profits in the current year. A detailed inspection would be needed to eliminate uncertainty and as such any investment decisions in favor of airline A would not be justified.
Option B, C and D is efficient management and would make Airline A more lucrative for investment as it would mean management is eagerly looking to cut inefficient operations.
Option E would require more information to weaken the argument.
Hope that helps.
