Discuss the most common risks for a healthcare organization of your choice. How would you decide which risks are most/least important?

I need help Creating a detailed systems thinking diagram that maps the stock, inflows, outflows, and feedback loops of a healthcare organization.

Explain the physician's involvement in healthcare strategic planning. How would you expand on the physician's involvement?

describe the difference between primary, secondary, and supplementary insurance. Do you feel having secondary and/or supplementary insurance is a benefit for the patient or more trouble than it is worth? Explain your answer.

The Internet provides unparalleled informational resources for both consumers and providers of health care. This may be helpful; however, it may be quite dangerous. Comment on the positive and negative aspects of the availability of health-related information on the Internet.

What are  two ways a healthcare provider could violate the HIPAA law, and what are alternative actions the healthcare provider could use to protect client confidentiality?

Describe a brief statement of the issue/problem about cyberattacks in healthcare and the purpose of implementing a program, and its impact

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This question is for the class, "Healthcare Delivery System" - What are the advantages and disadvantages of owning, funding, and providing care in the same healthcare system versus contracting for services?

After you watch the video, follow these steps: Access the Care Compare tool on the Medicare.gov website. Select the hospital provider feature and choose 3 hospitals you are interested in comparing. For example, you might choose to compare your local hospitals or an academic medical center, a rural hospital, and sole community provider to see how they compare. Or you could choose hospitals in different parts of the country for a regional comparison. Follow the website’s instructions to compare your 3 chosen hospitals and review the results. Expand the results categories, such as patient survey rating, timely and effective care, and complications and deaths, and to review the data for each hospital.