Sheridan College Business Process Management Public Sector Case Study Case # 3 Greenlands Hospital Case Submitted on: 20th March 2014 Submitted to: Tim Dietrich Submitted by: Karanveer S. Mahal 991341063 Key issues Inadequate utilization of Porters: This means that the work was not being evenly divided among all the Porters. Those who were deployed in the afternoon shift have more pages than those in the evening shift. Uneven task assignment makes it even more difficult for the management to know how busy the Porters are. Another major reason was due to the hospital’s union environment, wherein the junior porters were allotted more the less desirable tasks. Lack of effective delivery of patients and services: Due to a negative impact on the Porter services of the hospital, delivery of patients and services on time has been affected significantly.
In recent news, The United States government had reportedly shutdown due to a disagreement in which both sides of Congress were unable to follow up on agreement in whether specific government agencies should be funded or not. The last government shutdown had occurred over a decade ago about 17 years ago, a government shutdown is when Congress declines to consent a spending bill on funds certain government bills or agencies. Although it is stated the government is “shutdown” well that isn’t really the case, many government services are still active and running such as the United State Postal Services, Military Personnel, Social security, and Air traffic control. What services that are actually affected and are inactive are regional offices,
There were no courts to settle conflicts between the States. Congress couldn’t raise money to repay debts from the Revolution. With that entire going on, the need for a stronger Federal government was soon became necessary which eventually was lead to the
Establishing an annual Buy Nothing Day doesn’t leave room for exceptions. If someone is out of gas then they can’t get to work. If someone is in desperate need of food they might starve because of the government. Making an annual day on which no one can buy anything is highly impractical. Establishing an annual Buy Nothing Day punishes everyone for the few idiots’ problems.
More than a million soldiers had simply abandoned the army to go home or seized land from the nobility. This was due to another mistake the provisional government had
Secondly, parents should oppose vaccinating their children as a way of protection from developing autism because of the significant step of banning mercury from being included in vaccines, which was taken by the US government related to this matter (Campbell, 2004). Although the government did not openly admit that mercury poisoning could be a possible cause behind the autism epidemic, parents must remain aware to the fact that if this issue was serious enough for such action to be taken, then vaccinations are not as safe for children as health authorities want everyone to believe. Finally, parents should not vaccinate their children if they want to protect them from developing autism because enough evidence exists to support the claim that vaccinations could be to blame for the rise in autism (Kirby,
The military service, however, should be changed because it has some major problems. People who perform military service lose some individual things. They are estranged from their old friends. The military camp is almost completely shut off from society which means breaking off the human relations. Men perform the service for about 2 years.
“what passing-bells… for these who witnessed it”. Through the use of alliteration, soldiers were dehumanised and their parents had no loved ones to comfort them and mourn for them. Moreover, due to the enormous amount of soldiers dying they “didn’t have enough bells” to mourn all their children which depicts such a tragic loss on a huge scale. Owen puts forward the things the soldiers had to go through and how that resulted in their death or illnesses after being dehumanised and if they survived, when they returned home from the war. The feeling of paranoia and depression has caused the decrease of the soldiers’ emotional wellbeing.
Malik becomes frustrated because he can’t help the sick in the village. Malik's secretary says that Malik's boss is dead and the reason he died was because he got an injection of a female doctor. Malik and the female doctor is running out to find some food and some medicine, but while they are running Malik says that the storm might be last forever. 2. Characterize Malik.
Droughts, floods and disease are all made worse by global warming. My region's poverty limits the ability of my family to recover and adapt to these conditions. In 2006 the government declared a state of emergency after two and a half years of drought. Lack of rain has resulted in our food dying. My father can’t grow healthy crops to sell anymore.