Use your understanding of the purposes of control to answer the questions below.QuestionWhich control function is most critical for the health carefacility in the scenario?If a skilled nursing facility with an excellent patient safetyrecord decides to purchase a WiFi-based localizationsystem next year, what is the most likely reason for thatdecision?If a health care facility that does not already have WiFiinstalled considers adopting the localization system in thisstudy, what reason for control is likely to be prominent indiscussions of this decision?Cope withorganizationalcomplexityMinimizecostsLimit theaccumulation oferrorOAdapt toenvironmentalchangeOO Read the following case. Then answer the question that follows.Research StudyThe quality of care given by health care providers can literally be a matter of life or death. Some of the most vulnerable patients are those in long-term skilled nursing facilities. Ensuring the safety and well-being of these residents is both critical and challenging.A study conducted at a facility in Massachusetts specializing in the treatment of people with a chronic illness showed that the implementation of aWiFi-based localization system cut the average time needed to find residents from over 5 minutes to less than 2 minutes. It also alerted staff with ahigh degree of accuracy when high-risk residents went outside (false positive rate of 9.1%; false negative rate of 1.7%). Devices were mounted onresidents' wheelchairs, and monitoring software was installed on staff computers. The facility in the study already had a WiFi system installed.The study's authors conclude that "Using timely resident location information can provide significant gains for both operational efficiency (findingresidents) and enhanced resident safety (outdoor alerts). This approach may provide an inexpensive alternative for facilities that have sufficientwireless infrastructure; future work should assess its effectiveness in additional settings."Source: Doshi-Velez, F., et al. (2012). Improving safety and operational efficiency in residential care settings with WiFi-based localization [abstract].Journal of the American Medical Directors Association, 13(6), 558-563. Retrieved from https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22748720/

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