Executive Summary Ashley Gould, Sabrina Mcmiller, Rick Lopez, Letitia Miller ACC/280 September 13, 2011 Aaron Mitchell Executive Summary Introduction An executive summary is based upon organization of information provided from data gained in a company. PepsiCo is the company chosen to summarize. The data gathered is from the most recent annual reports found within the 2011 year. This data was broken down into 14 different parts where we identified much of the most important information gathered in different sheets used in the accounting departments. The basis from our information comes from the balance sheet, income statement sheet, and the cash flow statement sheet.
Marriot is successful in creating value for stockholders. 3) Can you identify the major sources of funding used by the company from the information presented in the company's annual report? If not, how could you get this information? Cash flow statement outlines the major sources of funding, whether it is from investors, borrowing, or transactional sale of assets. 4) Who is responsible for: a) the issuance, and b) the content of the company financial
QUESTION 1 SMITH/JOHNSON/DANFORTH/BUCHANAN The prosecution wants to introduce the following items into evidence: * The “Pay/Owe Ledger” of Danforth * Agent Buchanan’s Testimony of Sally’s reaction to a photo. * Officer Smith’s testimony of what Johnson told him regarding Danforth. Hearsay/Nonhearsay. Hearsay is an out of court statement offered to prove the truth of the matter asserted. LEDGERS FOUND IN DANDFORTH ‘S VAN - HEARSAY/HEARSAY EXCEPTION A search incident found a variety of drugs and other paraphernalia in Danforth’s van as well as a ledger, according to the facts, that document the amounts and types of drugs sold and to whom these drugs were sold as well as what monies were exchanged.
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Jacques Roy and six others from North Texas were indicted in the largest healthcare fraud case in U.S. history (CBS DFW). Dr. Roy and the others have been accused of cheating almost $380 million from Medicare and Medicaid between January 2006 and November 2011 (CBS DFW). He owned and operated Medistat Group Associates, an association of healthcare providers that provided home health certifications and performed home visits. Home health certifications are needed prior to Medicare paying for these services. According to court documents, between January 2006 and November 2011, Medistat certified, “more than 11,000 Medicare beneficiaries for home health services and had more patients than any other medical practice in the United States”.
It also discusses the types of opioids like synthetic opioids and semi- synthetic opioids. This article explains where opium came from and how it was used and abused way before they used it to make modern day pain pills. They also go over the legal history of opioids up to how we got to where we are today. This article is a factual document written by a medical doctor about opium. This research offers people information on how we got to where we are today gives an insight to what we could have done to change or prevent to the problems that we are dealing with in modern day.
December 10, 2012 Mr. Stuart Gitlow President American Society Of Addiction Medicine 4601 N. Park Avenue Chevy Chase, MD 20815 Dear Mr. Gitlow First and foremost I would like to thank you for attending my presentation on November 26, 2013 at Rutgers University. Attached is my proposal for New Hope: Safe-Injection Facility. In this proposal I have elaborated on the points previously covered in my presentation to illustrate the invaluable benefits and opportunity that lies in the opening of a safe-injection facility in Newwark, New Jersey. The New Hope facility will address the ever-growing problem of the Illicit use of injected drugs which is linked with high rates of crime, HIV infection and fatal overdose, as well as community
Gabrielle Wheat Jan 2012 SOS-304-GS WA2 1. (a) Describe the essence of the process by which a pharmaceutical company and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) function in the development of a new medication, showing understanding of conflicts of interest that sometimes occur. (b) Describe the Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970. Include the criteria for listing a drug as a Schedule 1 – Schedule V controlled substance and give some examples of drugs that are in the Schedule 1 – Schedule V. (c) Describe the major elements of recent federal approaches to the enforcement of our drug laws, and indicate some of the enormous difficulties and apparently positive consequences associated with those approaches. 1A.
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Controlled Substances are a drug or chemical substances whose possession and use are controlled by law. The rate of prescription for control substances has been increase over the past year (Allison Woo). At our pharmacy, there are quite bit of narcotic filling. The pharmacy orders the controlled II substances once every week. To order a narcotic, the pharmacy has to use Form 222 and have to fill it separately from the regular order.