Respond in 75 words

Respond in 75 words
Advanced healthcare You are the chief executive officer (CEO) of a large health care organization and noticed that patient survey results show patients were clearly not satisfied with the wait times to see their primary care physician, even though there was an appointment. As the CEO, you would like to see a significant improvement in wait times and an improvement in the patient satisfaction surveys. What do you feel may be barriers to improving the wait times of patients to see physicians? Explain how you could overcome these barriers as the CEO. You are the manager of a health care organization, which has done an outstanding job of providing services to the community. You feel that adding a few alliances would make things even better. You must convince the management team of this by providing what an alliance is and how it can impact the organization. Provide two examples of alliances that could be beneficial to your health care organization, and explain why. Info system management In Chapter 9, you learned about social media information systems. Businesses are now using social media to market to users and possibly customers. Have you ever made a purchase based on an ad or information you saw on social media? Do you think these campaigns are successful? Why, or why not? As the CEO of an organization, you just learned that the IT security department hired a convicted hacker that used to write malicious code as a security consultant. Would you overturn this decision? Why, or why not? Business Law The statute of frauds requires certain contracts to be in writing for evidentiary and cautionary purposes. But written contracts are often lengthy and contain legal terms that can be difficult to understand. When entering into a contract, do you prefer it is written or verbal? Why? Would the subject matter of the contract make a difference? Have you ever bought something, paid for it, and arranged to have it delivered to you at a later date? That is a fairly typical transaction, and, under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), a delivery contract is created. However, it is a little complicated to determine when you become the complete owner of the thing purchased. First, when the contract is made and the purchase price is paid, the title to the item purchased is transferred to you, the purchaser. The UCC says that title is ownership, so you become the owner when the contract is signed and the purchase price is paid. However, only when the item purchased is actually delivered to you does the risk of loss pass to you. Why is that two-step process (i.e., [1] title is transferred to you when the purchase price is paid, and [2] then risk of loss is transferred to you when the good is delivered to the purchaser) necessary or helpful?4.