Create an Acceptable Use Policy for your school’s computer lab. Include the following headings:
 Overview
 Purpose
 Scope
 General Use and Ownership
 Security and Proprietary Information
 Unacceptable Use
 System and Network Activities
 E-mail and Communication Activities
 Blogging
 Enforcement 

 

Before you begin this Discussion, review the Module: Professional Etiquette using Social Media  Attached.

A transcript of the presentation is attached.

Social media has blossomed into many forms since its inception and brought with it a need to consider how we interact with one another. After watching this video what are the areas of common courtesy that stand out for you and areas of major concern that need to be carefully guarded against? Answer in no less than 200 words

In two different paragraph with no less than 75 words give your personal opinion to Sharron Gholson and Danielle Dials 

Sharron Gholson 

Social media is a new art; the new wave of how we as a society communicate, exchange ideas, market a brand and believe it or not socialize. Social media modes are helping organizations to extend their audiences. Healthcare organizations are using this means of outreach to recruit practitioners, promotion of their mission as an organization, and community outreach to name a few. From the professional application of LinkedIn that showcases a person or a companies professional aspect to Instagram that connects individuals/brands across the globe, in this day in age it is important to tap in those outlets that reach boundaries that can not be touched physically in the moment. On a personal level, social media helped me foster a relationship with my now wife. Social media is how networking of businesses becomes possible and individuals can continuously connect with family and friends. 

Although social media has positive implications, if not used properly it cause a wave of negativity and ill feelings. Commonly, like texting with words, if proper words and dialogue are not used or if an idea is not clearly illustrated, it maybe taken out of context. It is interesting to note that one word or illustration could in fact throw off the context of a message. Interaction could be seen within social media, texting and even email communication as we advance in technology and how we communicate on a continual bases. Elicitation of so many emotion can be expressed just by the usage of words. It is important to know what words to use and what words are “danger” words that can bring about harsh feelings.   

Danielle Dials 

Social media is great for staying in touch with long distance family and friends as well as providing a digital “scrapbook” (for lack of a better word) of where you have been and with who. It is fun to look back at your timeline, however we must be weary of who else is looking. As the video described, potential employers and recruiters look at social media accounts to judge your level of professionalism and attention to detail. If you have pictures of yourself participating in illegal activities or share controversial content, it could be a major turn off for employers. In a sense, social media is your branding platform. We should each take the time to clean it up to ensure we are portraying ourselves in the best light.

Social media has also influenced the way we communicate, especially younger “Gen Z” folks. Most social media posts are informal (think emojis), and this informal style of writing can quickly make its way into workplace emails and communication if not careful. In addition, phone calls have become a rarity – most things can be done online without ever having to verbally speak to anyone – which adds another layer to communicating effectively. These are two reasons why email and phone etiquette are now being taught in schools and organizations across the country (Park, 2020).

References

Park, A. (2020, February 11). WSJ: Gen Z workers need lessons in email, phone etiquette. Retrieved from https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/healthcare-information-technology/wsj-gen-z-workers-need-lessons-in-email-phone-etiquette.html

 

 

 

Some argue that government needs to increase its regulation of business for the good of society as a whole, while others believe that the marketplace is self-regulating and that government intervention through needless regulation places an unfair, costly burden on businesses in  general and on small businesses in par-ticular. What role do you believe government regulation should play to ensure ethical conduct by businesses? How do different political viewpoints potentially shape the answer to this question?

Guided Response:
Respond to at least two of your fellow students’ posts in a substantive manner. Some ways to do this include the following, though you may choose a different approach, providing your response is substantive:

Agree or disagree with your classmate’s position. Defend your position by using information from the week’s readings or examples from current events.

 

 

Post 1Administrative Law and BusinessKrista Fletcher 5/28/2015 8:35:22 PM Some argue that government needs to increase its regulation of business for the good of society as a whole, while others believe that the marketplace is self-regulating and that government intervention through needless regulation places an unfair, costly burden on businesses generally and small businesses in particular.  Initially, I thought that too much government regulation inhibits and burdens businesses, especially small businesses.  However, after watching the video on the credit crisis of 2008, I think government regulation could have mitigated the extent of damages done to the economy.

The role that I believe government regulation should play to ensure ethical conduct by businesses is to serve as a checks and balances to provide additional oversight.  There should be a balance to ensure businesses are not being smothered by unnecessary and burdensome regulations.  Government regulatory agencies should oversee businesses to protect the rights of consumers.  For example, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) serves to protect investors; maintain fair, orderly, and efficient markets; and facilitate capital formation (www.sec.gov).  

Different political viewpoints embrace both ends of the political spectrum in regards to the marketplace.  On the one hand, some believe that government regulation keeps investors and consumers safe from danger.  On the other hand, government regulations can be costly to remain compliant, especially for small businesses.  An individual’s political stance would determine how he or she might feel about government regulation.

Krista Fletcher

Seaquist, G. (2012). Business law for managers.  San Diego, CA: Bridgepoint Education, Inc.

Securities and Exhange Commission (2015). Retrieved from http://www.sec.gov/about/whatwedo.shtml
 

Post 2Administrative Law and BusinessSandra Diniz 5/29/2015 12:44:38 AM The government should monitor and supervise businesses closely to ensure that the businesses are functioning in an ethical manner. There should be fines placed of businesses that attempt to monopolize a market or perhaps rules set that will not allow such. Businesses are concerned with their bottom line and they should be concerned with how they are perceived by their customers. If it is reported that a hefty fine was imposed on Blah Blah Inc. for violating anti-trust guide lines, rules, and regulation their public image will be tarnished. For businesses that function in an ethical manner there should be some sort of incentive. Tax breaks would be appealing to any business so using that as an incentive for them to function in an ethical manner. (Breslin, C., The Role of Government in Business Ethics par.3-4).

Because business have political affiliations which would determine how they view government regulating them.  For example those that are concerned about the environment would affiliated with political partners that had some interest in taking care of the planet.

References:

http://smallbusiness.chron.com/role-government-business-ethics-65128.html

 

 Instructions: First, review the SBTM Prospectus Template. Find every reference to either qualitative or quantitative design. While these two approaches have many similarities, there are some important differences in the way each should be treated. In an APA style document with citations compare and contrast the expectations for each approach as presented in the template. You must use other references to help clarify the similarities and the differences.

Support your paper with a minimum of 5 resources. In addition to these specified resources, other appropriate scholarly resources, including older articles, may be included.

Length: 5-7 pages not including title and reference pages
References: Minimum of 5 scholarly resources.

Your paper should demonstrate thoughtful consideration of the ideas and concepts that are presented in the course and provide new thoughts and insights relating directly to this topic. Your paper should reflect scholarly writing and current APA standards. Review APA Form and Style.

Number of Pages: 5 Pages

Page Line Spacing: Double spaced (Default)

 Level: Post-graduate

Paper Format: APA 

Which of the following is NOT a subsection?

Integumentary

Musculoskeletal

Cardiovascular

Regional

Question 2.

Which of the following is NOT a type of anesthesia?

General

Local

Regional

Global

Question 3.

What does the abbreviation MAC stand for?

Monitored anesthesia care

Monitored assisted care

Monitored aberration care

Monitored allocated care

Question 4.

When an excision is being performed, the “margins” refer to the __________ required to adequately excise the lesion based on the physician’s judgment.

length

square centimeters

narrowest margin

widest diameter

Question 5.

__________ is defined as a full thickness (through the dermis) excision of a lesion.

Repair

Incision

Destruction

Excision

Question 6.

Medicare classifies a surgery as minor when it has a __________-day postoperative period.

0

3

10

14

Question 7.

Using the rule of nines, what percentage of the human body is one adult leg?

18%

16%

12%

14%

Question 8.

The surgical package contains each of the following components except?

Preoperative visits

Intraoperative services

Post-operative visits

Positive operative visitation

Question 9.

The usual global surgery period for a major procedure is:

10 days.

30 days.

60 days.

90 days.

Question 10.

Which of the following modifiers gets attached to a follow-up visit if the patient is seen during the postoperative period for a diagnosis not related to the surgery?

-24

-25

-99

-57

Question 11.

Based on the following situation, type the HCPCS CODE in the box below. What would be the HCPCS code assigned to report a surgical tray?

Question 12.

Based on the following situation, type the CPT CODE in the box below. A breast nipple reconstruction is reported by using which code?

Question 13.

Based on the following situation, type the CPT CODE in the box below. What would be the CPT code assigned to report a surgical tray?

Question 14.

Based on the following situation, type the CPT CODE in the box below. An adjacent tissue transfer of defective skin located on the cheek that measures 9 sq cm is reported by using which code?

Question 15.

Based on the following situation, type the CPT CODE in the box below. What would be the correct anesthesia code for a cranioplasty for a depressed skull fracture, simple, extradural, for a patient with mild diabetes (well-controlled)?

Question 16.

Based on the following situation, type the CPT CODE in the box below. Which code would be used for a simple wound repair/superficial wound dehiscence, simple closure?

Question 17.

Based on the following situation, type the CPT CODE in the box below. Anesthesia for a missed abortion procedure in which the mother is in grave danger of death would be assigned which code?

Question 18.

Based on the following situation, type the CPT CODE in the box below. What would be the postoperative follow-up code reported when the visit is within the global period?

Question 19.

Based on the following situation, type the CPT CODE in the box below. Anesthesia for procedures on veins of forearm, not otherwise specified is reported by using which code?

Question 20.

Based on the following situation, type the CPT CODE in the box below. What should be the code for an operating microscope?