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What key points from your Code of Ethics/Conduct are relevant to this ethical consideration?
Instructions:

• Identify within your Code of Ethics/Conduct, the key points that relate to the ethical consideration in this case study.

Case Study:
Rachel is a healthcare professional working in a busy hospital. Recently, the hospital introduced a new policy that mandates the use of advanced patient monitoring technology for all ICU patients. Rachel believes the new technology may improve patient care but is struggling with its implementation due to limited staff training and frequent technical issues. Some of her colleagues have decided to bypass the system because it’s causing delays in patient care. Rachel is torn between following the new policy, which aligns with the hospital’s vision of improving care quality, and the immediate, practical need to ensure patients receive timely attention.

Why should Rachel try and persist with this change, according to the ethical decision-making framework?
Instructions:

• Using the ethical decision-making framework, consider Rachel's question: "Why should I try and persist with this change?"

Case Study:
Rachel is a healthcare professional working in a busy hospital. Recently, the hospital introduced a new policy that mandates the use of advanced patient monitoring technology for all ICU patients. Rachel believes the new technology may improve patient care but is struggling with its implementation due to limited staff training and frequent technical issues. Some of her colleagues have decided to bypass the system because it’s causing delays in patient care. Rachel is torn between following the new policy, which aligns with the hospital’s vision of improving care quality, and the immediate, practical need to ensure patients receive timely attention.

What are your immediate, unfiltered thoughts about the situation?
Instructions:

• Read the case study carefully and note down your immediate and unfiltered thoughts on the situation.
  Write, don't think.

Case Study:
Rachel is a healthcare professional working in a busy hospital. Recently, the hospital introduced a new policy that mandates the use of advanced patient monitoring technology for all ICU patients. Rachel believes the new technology may improve patient care but is struggling with its implementation due to limited staff training and frequent technical issues. Some of her colleagues have decided to bypass the system because it’s causing delays in patient care. Rachel is torn between following the new policy, which aligns with the hospital’s vision of improving care quality, and the immediate, practical need to ensure patients receive timely attention.

A Research and Development team is creating a project plan for developing a new product.  Determine the estimated duration of the project.

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A project consists of five activities. Naturally, the paint mixing precedes the painting activities. Also, both ceiling painting and floor sanding must be done prior to floor buffing. What is the expected completion time of this project?

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Sales (in 1000s) of the new Thorton Model 506 convection oven over the eight-week period since its introduction have been as follows:

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What is the MSE using α = 0.6?

The analytics department is researching the past five years of their company’s sales to better prepare for the future. The company has experienced a variation in sales for no known reason and wants to develop a forecast using the exponential smoothing method. Using data from the previous 20 days, the following summary table was calculated. What is the MSE?

Day	Sales	At	?t	et = y1 –	e2	|e|
1	70
2	69	69.7	70	-1	1	1
3	67	68.89	69.7	-2.7	7.29	2.7
...	...	...	...	...	...	...
20	61	63.03	63.03	-2.898	8.39682	2.8977
Total					206.064	51.211

An analyst is using a 3-period moving average to forecast the number of widgets needed for the fourth quarter. Using the following data, what is the forecasted amount?