Mr. Ali, a businessman, is invited to start a business at an event organized by Entrepreneurs BD United. He is informed about this a month before the event. Mr. Ali writes the speech a couple of days before the program. On a specific day, he comes to the event wearing a T-shirt, trousers, and saddle shoes. He gets onto the stage and straight away starts his speech. He reads out the whole speech and fumbles a few times. At the end of the speech, he leaves the stage without acknowledging the audience. In the given situation, what do you think Mr. Rahman did right or wrong? Explain what he has done right, what he should have or should not have done, and why.

The executive summary is a one-page summary of what to expect in your paper highlighting the main points of your proposal. It is the marketing piece of the project. You should use the executive summary as a tool to get the reader intrigued, so he or she wants to read your proposal to get more information. To engage the reader, identify the purpose and use appropriate tone and usage for the audience. Consider addressing the situation and your audience's views fairly and respectfully. As you summarize, be sure to convey the understanding and scope of the proposal. Give a thorough explanation of the proposal, and highlight relevant research to support the main idea. Your executive summary should be written as a professional document and should include these headings: Purpose Problem Solution or Plan Conclusion

Complete the table below. Be clear and concise, use complete sentences, and use your own words. Follow standard grammar rules and provide examples where appropriate to support your answers. Risk Management Concepts Definition Give an example of how the concept is used within risk management in health care. Conditions of participation     Accident (medical)     Complaint     EMTALA     HIPAA Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), a federal law designed to give patients the right over their health information by allowing them to set rules and limits on who gets to view/receive their health information. A patient’s ex-husband calls to obtain personal health information for a patient. He states his ex-wife asked him to call to obtain her results because she is unable to call. The health care employee reviews the patient’s preferred method of communication and disclosure and verified the patient approved the facility to…

In Chapter 8, Tovani illustrates how her fourth grade teacher told her to “read between the lines” to gain meaning from a difficult ending in a book they were reading in class. Many times, well-meaning teachers often approach questioning, inferences, and connections as if students have the mental capability and schema to derive the meaning on their own with a little more exertion. While this is sometimes true, often it is not. Pretend you are Cris Tovani’s teacher. What would you have done with her question?