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•The type of health care facility (Week 1)

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You have been asked to present your proposed health care facility to the board of directors. Based on your previous assignments, you are to put together a PowerPoint presentation of 15–20 slides with 300–400 words of speaker notes per slide that includes the following:

The type of health care facility (Week 1)
Discuss the type of facility that you are recommending and the rationale behind your recommendation.
Discuss the type of health care delivery that is provided at the facility.
Financing the organization (Week 2)
Discuss the method(s) of reimbursement that you believe will work best for the health care facility that you have proposed to be developed, and explain why you chose that method.
Discuss the pros and cons of the reimbursement method(s) you chose.
Discuss the impact that the method(s) may have on the financial operations of the facility that you chose.
Medical technology (Week 3)
Discuss the financial and health benefits that can be realized by implementing an electronic health record (EHR).
Discuss the estimated cost of implementing an EHR and the estimated cost of managing an EHR over the long run.
Discuss current security concerns surrounding health information technology (HIT) and the EHR.
Ethical and legal considerations (Week 4)
Discuss an accrediting body that will provide accreditation to the facility you are proposing.
Discuss the ethical or legal requirements and responsibilities that a health care organization has in ensuring that its facility is licensed, certified, and accredited. When discussing licensure requirements, ensure that you research requirements based on the state in which you reside.
Quality measures (Week 5)(This will be a new section as part of your project)
Research and describe at least 3 measures that you plan to use in your facility that are currently used to gauge quality in health care.
Set realistic benchmarks for each proposed measurement, and explain the rationale behind the benchmarks that you set.

You have been asked to present your proposed health care facility to the board of directors. Based on your previous assignments, you are to put together a PowerPoint presentation of 15–20 slides with 300–400 words of speaker notes per slide that includes the following:

The type of health care facility (Week 1)
Discuss the type of facility that you are recommending and the rationale behind your recommendation.
Discuss the type of health care delivery that is provided at the facility.
Financing the organization (Week 2)
Discuss the method(s) of reimbursement that you believe will work best for the health care facility that you have proposed to be developed, and explain why you chose that method.
Discuss the pros and cons of the reimbursement method(s) you chose.
Discuss the impact that the method(s) may have on the financial operations of the facility that you chose.
Medical technology (Week 3)
Discuss the financial and health benefits that can be realized by implementing an electronic health record (EHR).
Discuss the estimated cost of implementing an EHR and the estimated cost of managing an EHR over the long run.
Discuss current security concerns surrounding health information technology (HIT) and the EHR.
Ethical and legal considerations (Week 4)
Discuss an accrediting body that will provide accreditation to the facility you are proposing.
Discuss the ethical or legal requirements and responsibilities that a health care organization has in ensuring that its facility is licensed, certified, and accredited. When discussing licensure requirements, ensure that you research requirements based on the state in which you reside.
Quality measures (Week 5)(This will be a new section as part of your project)
Research and describe at least 3 measures that you plan to use in your facility that are currently used to gauge quality in health care.
Set realistic benchmarks for each proposed measurement, and explain the rationale behind the benchmarks that you set.

Control Statements, Arrays, and Functions

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Week 3

PRG 218 Control Statements, Arrays, and Functions

You will Write eight assignment 70- to 100-word response to the following:

1 Supporting Activity: If Statements

What are some practical applications of if statements? How does an if statement in programming relate to logical decision making? Cite a specific example

.

2 Supporting Activity: Loops

What are some practical applications of loops? Why are loops used in programming?

3 Supporting Activity: Functions

What advantages do functions offer you as a programmer? Under what circumstances do you use functions in an actual program? Cite specific examples

4 Supporting Activity: Passing-by

Describe the different methods of passing-by-value, passing-by-reference, and passing-by-pointer. Provide a simple example. What do they have in common? How are they different?

5 Ch. 3, of Ivor Horton’s Beginning Visual C++ 2012

Write a program that reads numbers from cin and then sums them, stopping when 0 has been entered. Construct three versions of this program, using the while, do-while, and for loops

6 Ch. 3, of Ivor Horton’s Beginning Visual C++ 2012

Write a program to read characters from the keyboard and count the vowels. Stop counting when a Q (or a q) is

Week 3

PRG 218 Control Statements, Arrays, and Functions

You will Write eight assignment 70- to 100-word response to the following:

1 Supporting Activity: If Statements

What are some practical applications of if statements? How does an if statement in programming relate to logical decision making? Cite a specific example

.

2 Supporting Activity: Loops

What are some practical applications of loops? Why are loops used in programming?

3 Supporting Activity: Functions

What advantages do functions offer you as a programmer? Under what circumstances do you use functions in an actual program? Cite specific examples

4 Supporting Activity: Passing-by

Describe the different methods of passing-by-value, passing-by-reference, and passing-by-pointer. Provide a simple example. What do they have in common? How are they different?

5 Ch. 3, of Ivor Horton’s Beginning Visual C++ 2012

Write a program that reads numbers from cin and then sums them, stopping when 0 has been entered. Construct three versions of this program, using the while, do-while, and for loops

6 Ch. 3, of Ivor Horton’s Beginning Visual C++ 2012

Write a program to read characters from the keyboard and count the vowels. Stop counting when a Q (or a q) is encountered. Use a combination of an indefinite loop to get the characters, and a switch statement to count them.

Control Statements, Arrays, and Functions

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Week 3

PRG 218 Control Statements, Arrays, and Functions

You will Write eight assignment 70- to 100-word response to the following:

1 Supporting Activity: If Statements

What are some practical applications of if statements? How does an if statement in programming relate to logical decision making? Cite a specific example

.

2 Supporting Activity: Loops

What are some practical applications of loops? Why are loops used in programming?

3 Supporting Activity: Functions

What advantages do functions offer you as a programmer? Under what circumstances do you use functions in an actual program? Cite specific examples

4 Supporting Activity: Passing-by

Describe the different methods of passing-by-value, passing-by-reference, and passing-by-pointer. Provide a simple example. What do they have in common? How are they different?

5 Ch. 3, of Ivor Horton’s Beginning Visual C++ 2012

Write a program that reads numbers from cin and then sums them, stopping when 0 has been entered. Construct three versions of this program, using the while, do-while, and for loops

6 Ch. 3, of Ivor Horton’s Beginning Visual C++ 2012

Write a program to read characters from the keyboard and count the vowels. Stop counting when a Q (or a q) is encountered. Use a combination of an indefinite loop to get the characters, and a switch statement to count them.

Control Statements, Arrays, and Functions

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Week 3

PRG 218 Control Statements, Arrays, and Functions

You will Write eight assignment 70- to 100-word response to the following:

1 Supporting Activity: If Statements

What are some practical applications of if statements? How does an if statement in programming relate to logical decision making? Cite a specific example

.

2 Supporting Activity: Loops

What are some practical applications of loops? Why are loops used in programming?

3 Supporting Activity: Functions

What advantages do functions offer you as a programmer? Under what circumstances do you use functions in an actual program? Cite specific examples

4 Supporting Activity: Passing-by

Describe the different methods of passing-by-value, passing-by-reference, and passing-by-pointer. Provide a simple example. What do they have in common? How are they different?

5 Ch. 3, of Ivor Horton’s Beginning Visual C++ 2012

Write a program that reads numbers from cin and then sums them, stopping when 0 has been entered. Construct three versions of this program, using the while, do-while, and for loops

6 Ch. 3, of Ivor Horton’s Beginning Visual C++ 2012

Write a program to read characters from the keyboard and count the vowels. Stop counting when a Q (or a q) is encountered. Use a combination of an indefinite loop to get the characters, and a switch statement to count them.

Control Statements, Arrays, and Functions

[Pin It]

Week 3

PRG 218 Control Statements, Arrays, and Functions

You will Write eight assignment 70- to 100-word response to the following:

1 Supporting Activity: If Statements

What are some practical applications of if statements? How does an if statement in programming relate to logical decision making? Cite a specific example

.

2 Supporting Activity: Loops

What are some practical applications of loops? Why are loops used in programming?

3 Supporting Activity: Functions

What advantages do functions offer you as a programmer? Under what circumstances do you use functions in an actual program? Cite specific examples

4 Supporting Activity: Passing-by

Describe the different methods of passing-by-value, passing-by-reference, and passing-by-pointer. Provide a simple example. What do they have in common? How are they different?

5 Ch. 3, of Ivor Horton’s Beginning Visual C++ 2012

Write a program that reads numbers from cin and then sums them, stopping when 0 has been entered. Construct three versions of this program, using the while, do-while, and for loops

6 Ch. 3, of Ivor Horton’s Beginning Visual C++ 2012

Write a program to read characters from the keyboard and count the vowels. Stop counting when a Q (or a q) is encountered. Use a combination of an indefinite loop to get the characters, and a switch statement to count them.

PRG 218 Control Statements, Arrays, and Functions

You will Write eight assignment 70- to 100-word response to the following:

1 Supporting Activity: If Statements

What are some practical applications of if statements? How does an if statement in programming relate to logical decision making? Cite a specific example

.

2 Supporting Activity: Loops

What are some practical applications of loops? Why are loops used in programming?

3 Supporting Activity: Functions

What advantages do functions offer you as a programmer? Under what circumstances do you use functions in an actual program? Cite specific examples

4 Supporting Activity: Passing-by

Describe the different methods of passing-by-value, passing-by-reference, and passing-by-pointer. Provide a simple example. What do they have in common? How are they different?

5 Ch. 3, of Ivor Horton’s Beginning Visual C++ 2012

Write a program that reads numbers from cin and then sums them, stopping when 0 has been entered. Construct three versions of this program, using the while, do-while, and for loops

6 Ch. 3, of Ivor Horton’s Beginning Visual C++ 2012

Write a program to read characters from the keyboard and count the vowels. Stop counting when a Q (or a q) is encountered. Use a combination of an indefinite loop to get the characters, and a switch statement to count them.

Programming Using Arrays and Pointers

Use the program, Arrays of Pointers, in Ch. 4, of the text on p. 157 of as a starting point for this assignment. The link to Ch. 4, of the text on p. 157 is in the attachment file

Refer to Appendix C for full directions on the changes to the program you must make to complete this assignment.

Appendix C

Referencethe following instructions to assist you when completing your Programming Using Arrays and Pointers assignment.

•Using a for loop, print the contents of the array.

The output should appear like this:

PRINTING CONTENTS OF ARRAY

==================================

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

•Change the program logic to prompt you for a position within the array that coincides with the letter. See the following example:

This is the title to your Program related to the alphabet.

Select the number that coincides with the alphabet.

For example, the number 7 should display the letter G.

Enter a number between 1 and 26: 4

The number you selected: 4

The letter related to this number: D

•Write the code to update every other element within the array with a lowercase x. The output should appear like the following:

PRINTING CONTENTS OF ARRAY and adding x to every other element

A x C x E x G x I x K x M x O x Q x S x U x W x Y x

•Write the code that will display only the even or odd numbered elements within the array. The output should appear as follows:

PRINTING CONTENTS OF ARRAY USING THE MOD Option

=====================================================

Even Numbered Element = 0 Contents of Element within Array is = A

Even Numbered Element = 2 Contents of Element within Array is = C

Even Numbered Element = 4 Contents of Element within Array is = E

Even Numbered Element = 6 Contents of Element within Array is = G

Even Numbered Element = 8 Contents of Element within Array is = I

Even Numbered Element = 10 Contents of Element within Array is = K

Even Numbered Element = 12 Contents of Element within Array is = M

Even Numbered Element = 14 Contents of Element within Array is = O

Even Numbered Element = 16 Contents of Element within Array is = Q

Even Numbered Element = 18 Contents of Element within Array is = S

Even Numbered Element = 20 Contents of Element within Array is = U

Even Numbered Element = 22 Contents of Element within Array is = W

Even Numbered Element = 24 Contents of Element within Array is = Y
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