Part 1: What are the key differences in cash flow analyses performed by investor-owned and not-for-profit businesses? Provide examples from your context.

Part 2: As a healthcare manager how would the concept of cash flow analysis apply to a new and a replacement project?

Part 3: As a CFO why is risk analysis so important to capital investment decisions?  Incorporate your answer to the opening of the MRI center mentioned above.

Part 4: You are the new COO of the Modesto Medical Group.  Your practice has 63 physicians of various specialties and 10 physician assistants. The providers have asked that you analyze the financial operations of the group practice to see if they are maximizing revenue.  How would you use the three financial accounting statements (balance sheet, income/expense statement and the statement of cash flows) to determine profitability?

Part 5: Although all the financial statements are important, many argue that either the balance sheet or the cash flow statement is most important. In your view or experience, what is the most important piece of information reported on the statement of cash flows?

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