Andy Cutler Case Summary

This would include physicians, nurses, directors, and any other support staff. Getting the input of coworkers can help find if the mission, vision, and values of the facility are correctly understood and to evaluate how they are received by the organizations staff. After completing this task, seeking input from those outsides of the facility should be received. This could contain input from the community, patients, family of those patients, or other facilities within the surrounding areas. After collecting the information from both, internal and external sources, the outcomes need to be evaluated to find mutual themes and then compare them to the existing values that the practice holds presently. Next, removing obsolete information and reports that presently do not line up with the organization will then permit the usage of the Teals process of refreshing the way the practice can keep up with current medicine. Customers and coworkers need to be able to see how every value is signified and how each value will line up with the practices mission and vision statement. The organization needs to continue to communicate the values constantly because it will allow the staff to have a better and more concise understanding of what they stand

Similarly, the prosecution and conviction of a twelve-year-old Lionel Tate without parole can demonstrate exactly how unfair states can treat these juveniles. Lionel Tate is also the youngest person in the United States history to be sentenced to life in prison. Lionel Tate was convicted of first-degree murder for battering a six-year-old in 1999. Tate was only given two options for his actions; which were life imprisonment without parole or the death penalty. Tate was too young to be put to death and too young to be placed into life imprisonment. Tate's case resulted in him being placed to life imprisonment without parole nonetheless. The State failed to form Tates capacity for criminal intentions but it was not needed to prove whether Tate had the malice to kill. The court also lacked jurisdiction to prohibit the State from prosecuting Tate as he could not be held responsible for the felony. Not to mention that Tate's rights to due process were violated as he was sentenced as an adult to life imprisonment without parole for murder when it did not contain evidence of intentional harm. Furthermore, the counsel argued that Tate was incompetent

I: CM guided client through ISP goals. CM inquired about updates related to the client’s housing goals. CM used open ended questions to inquired about the client most recent drug use. CM reminded client that starting Monday the 2nd he would have to meet with CCM for weekly case management going forward. CM continued to assess for PTSD symptoms, substance abuse, and medication compliance.

Pre-offense information related to this case includes the relationship the victims had with the offender. If the offender was Brent Smith as is believed then Tracy Smith’s relationship to the offender is that she was Brent Smith’s soon to be ex-wife and the mother of his two children Reagan and Eion. Keeping with the suspected offender Brent Smith, Karen Green’s relationship with the offender was through Tracy’s relationship with him as Karen was Tracy’s former mother-in-law. Karen Green also cared for Tracy and Brent’s children while Tracy was at work as they were living with Karen during the time of the offense. Victim selection occurred based on the interactions the victims had with the offender.

Andrew Sanchez was a college pitcher for California State University at Northridge (CSUN). During one of his competitions he was struck by a line drive of an aluminum bat. He filed a suit against the bat manufacturer and other organizations stating that the bat design of this specific bat posed a significant increase of inherent risk in the sport of baseball, specifically pitchers. However, prior to the start of the 1999 baseball season, Sanchez signed a disclaimer form recognizing that playing carried a risk of injury. The defendants motioned for a summary judgment proclaiming the primary statement of the risk and that the plaintiff would be unable to prove the exact cause of his injuries. The trials court eventually granted the summary judgment when it

Jennifer you have proven many times that you have the ability to work independently, oversee projects, prioritize and organize your workday and exhibit judgment and independent discretion. I can trust your judgment and your ability to make sound decisions and keep me informed of potential problems that may become media issues. As stated above you reiterate to your team the importance of compliance with all policies and that they complete all required training annually. You continued to enforce the call in system that you put in place in 2015, which you use to track what time your workers are reporting to work. You also ensure that your team keeps their outlook calendar updated so that you can track their activities and location. You have a tracking log that you use along with Case Compass to track all reports that come into your team and all reports that you rotate out to the region. You assisted with interviews in Dec. of 2016, completed reference checks and made recommendations on applicants you thought would be the best fit for your team and your cohort’s team. Jennifer, keeping track of over 800 hotlines plus hotlines for your cohort when she is out reassignments, repeat hotlines, disciplinary actions, 1st reviews and etc.… takes a great deal of organization and time management. I would like to see you readjust your time management practices

Rakeem Turner arrived at the Chesterfield County Juvenile Detention Home Community Placement Program (CPP) on June 5, 2016. According to DJJ records, Rakeem was committed by the City of Williamsburg and County of James City Circuit Court. Rakeem has a determinate sentence, until August 19, 2017.

Tom Brady wants to take the NFL to federal court, to appeal his charges of four-regular season game suspension and fined the Patriots with a $1 million fine. I believe that the NFL should negotiate Tom Brady’s charges, before he takes it to the federal courts. There is no direct evidence that could prove Brady’s involvement with the football deflation at the AFC Championship game, even though Brady’s appeal hearing sounded inadequate. He could beat the federal case because there is no proof of his involvement. Brady doesn’t have much more to lose if the suspension is upheld, then the NFL does. Ted Wells stated that his team (NFL) has already been billed $5.5 million, with an additional $600,000 for hiring other experts. By negotiating a deal

The case of Troy Davis and Lawrence Brewer have brought up many discussions and controversies regarding racial discrimination (Tyner and Colucci, 1083). Troy Davis was an African-American executed on September 21, 2011 after the murder of a white off-duty police officer, Mark MacPhail (Tyner and Colucci, 1083). However, Davis always pleaded innocent in this case, there was no physical evidence that was linked to him and even seven of the nine witnesses revoked their statements (Tyner and Colucci, 1084). Davis even got support from various important public and politics figures such as the Pope (Tyner and Colucci, 1084). On the other hand, Lawrence Brewer, the white man, was sentenced to death after the murder of an African-American man, James

We ask our stakeholders to look into our following recommendations. Money and recruiting physicians (primary care) are the two of the biggest components that would lead to successfully turning the

Middlefield should also sit down with Barbara and spend some time to better develop its quality improvement program by doing more than just collecting data but also take the results and actually using them to make improvements around the hospital that may actually attract some of their lost patients back, people usually leave for a reason because quality, personal touch, or just standards were lacking. So of Middlefield can work on improving some of these things that they may not even see because they are just so used to doing their usual that could make a huge difference and also bring some of their patients back because people tend to like to stay with the doctor who already knows their history and someone they are also ready comfortable with. When their quality of care changes then maybe their patient base will also and they will get back some of the paying insured patients from the area. All patients want to feel like they are in a very safe facility.

One thing certain about Chicago Bears starting quarterback Jay Cutler is his reputation for getting hurt from time to time. While some fans will tell you Cutler’s injuries are a result of his passion and love for the game which lead to him going all out and trying to do too much, others will tell you he will miss 2 weeks over a hang nail. Regardless of the reason, his past injuries have put the Bears through some difficult times due to a lack of a reliable back up.

Earle Wheeler was the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff from 1964 to 1970, during the Vietnam War. From 1962 to 1964 he served as Chief of Staff of the United States Army and then in July 1964 the U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson appointed Wheeler as the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to succeed General Maxwell Taylor. Wheeler was the longest-serving Chairman of the Joint Chiefs to date, serving six years. Wheeler and Robert McNamara the Secretary of Defense often disagreed with one another, they have great respect for each other. General Wheeler being the nation’s top military officer undoubtedly spanned the height of America’s involvement in the Vietnam War. Wheeler oversaw and supported the expanding U.S. military role in the Vietnam War in the mid-1960s, consistently backing the field commander's requests for additional troops and operating authority. He often urged U.S. President Johnson to strike harder at North Vietnam and to expand aerial bombing campaigns. Wheeler was concerned with minimizing costs to U.S. ground troops. At the same time, he preferred what he saw as a realistic assessment of the capabilities of the South Vietnamese military.

According to ESPN’s Darren Rovell, Deflategate’s estimated cost was $22.5 million, including $14.7 million for the NFL. According to Rovell, “The initial investigation by Ted Wells' firm, which was released May 6, 2015, cost the league at least $2.5 million, as Wells disclosed. The league also paid an outside law firm to originally come up with the case to suspend Brady and another one to argue the case in court. The NFL isn't paying hourly rates for law firms as deals are negotiated ahead of time, but the clock has been running long enough that estimated fees paid to these two firms have likely topped $6 million. Then, we have to calculate the time spent by the NFL's chief legal counsel Jeff Pash, who makes about $144,000 a week, based on his 2014 salary. Multiply that times the length of this case -- 72 weeks -- and an estimate that Pash has spent roughly 60 percent of his work time on this case, and that's another $6.2 million that has been racked up.” He also goes along

This option has great potential for generating patient retention and referrals due to DHC paying attention to patient’s requests increasing their loyalty and people willing to attend DHC opposed to the new clinic. Although this alternative would increase patient’s visits, profitability is not a guarantee. This option would also require an increase of 33 percent in personnel costs and cost of the other physician.