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mlhc_cheatsheet
Goals of healthcare: prevent morbidity, disability, mortality
WHO Health definition: "complete physical, mental, and social well-being"
Top causes of death: Hearth disease, cancer, chronic lower respiratory, accidents, stroke
Quality of life: 
q is quality, g is time discount
Triaging: 1: immediate risk of death, 2: serious immediate medical need, 3,4, 5 dependent in number of resources needed (more resources -> lower number)
Types of healthcare data: Medical history, Medications, Vitals/Physical
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#Market structure refers to the characteristics of a market that affect the behavior and performance of firms within it. The main types of market structures are:1 Perfect Competition*: A market with many firms, free entry and exit, and homogeneous products.2 Monopoly*: A market with a single firm, barriers to entry, and a unique product.3 Monopolistic Competition*: A market with many firms, free entry and exit, and differentiated products.4 Oligopoly*: A market with a few firms, barriers to entry,
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Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner is a true story about her strong connection to her Korean background, her love for her mother, and the deep sadness she feels after her mother dies. Through her story, Zauner shows how identity and family are very close, and how losing someone can change a person’s life forever. This story gives us a personal look at identity, loss, and family relationships. When we compare Crying in H Mart with other important works like Oedipus the King by Sophocles, Disgraced
service marketing
CHARACTERISTICS OF SERVICES
1. Intangibility- Services cannot be seen, touched, or stored before they are delivered. Customers cannot evaluate a service in advance, making trust, brand reputation, and testimonials very important.Eg: You can't "see" legal advice before receiving it.
2. Inseparability- Services are produced and consumed simultaneously.The provider is often part of the service, meaning employee behavior and customer interaction are critical.Eg: A haircut requires the customer and barber
Economic
Q. The importance of Governance within an organization and its control roles
Governance within an organization is a critical aspect of its overall functioning and success. It refers to the framework of rules, policies, procedures, and structures that guide and regulate the behavior and decision-making processes of the organization.
Effective governance is essential for several reasons:
1. Accountability: Governance establishes clear lines of responsibility and accountability within an organization.
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*Information Technology means the collection, storage, processing, dissemination, and use of Information. It is not confined to hardware and software but acknowledges the importance of person and the goals he/she sets for his/her technology, the values employed in making these choices, the assessment criteria used to decide whether he/she is controlling the technology and is being enriched by it.* TYPES OF INFORMATION SYSTEM There are various types of information systems as listed below. Transaction
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Animal Tissues
Animal tissues are classified into four types: epithelial, connective, muscular, and nervous. Epithelial tissue covers body surfaces and lines organs, aiding in protection and absorption. Connective tissue supports and binds other tissues; it includes blood, bone, cartilage, and adipose. Muscular tissue enables movement and is divided into skeletal, smooth, and cardiac types. Nervous tissue, made of neurons and neuroglia, transmits signals and coordinates bodily functions. These
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Types of I/O Devices: Block Data: Store data in fixed size blocks. Transfer happens in blocks (ex: SSD). Character Devices: Stream of characters, no block structure (eg: Keyboard,Mouse), also no seek operation. Difference between block vs. character devices: Block devices support random access and block lvl operations while character devices operate in a stream and cannot seek. I/O Communication Methods: Seperate I/O & Memory Space: Easier seperation, not flexible. Memory-mapped I/O: Part...
Physiology 6
Gonads - Primary reproductive organs : Female reproductive organ(gonads) - Ovaries : Male reproductive organ(gonads) - Tsetse : Primary function of the Gonads (2) 1.Gametogenesis - Production of Gametes (reproductive cells) from germ cells. : Gametes - Reproductive cells : Ova - Female gametes : Spermatozoa - male gametes : 2.Sex Hormone secretion(gonadal steroids ; Androgens, estrogens, and progesterone. Accessory reproductive organs(2) - 1.Ducts for gamete transport, M; Epididymis, vas deferens,
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