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FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION 6.1 Determine the quadrants for the following scenarios: a. You are late to an important meeting at the community health center's corporate office. The route from your facility to the corporate office is congested and busy and has a posted speed limit of 45 miles per hour. Today, unfortunately, traffic is heavier than usual on the route because of road construction. To avoid the delay, you cut through a residential neighborhood on a side street. Although the posted speed there is 25 miles per hour, you drive through at 45 miles per hour because you are late. Into which quadrant does your action fall and why? b. Nine months ago, after a computer system upgrade, you noticed that the new software has been miscalculating and underreporting the amount of money collected under drug rebates. While the discrepancy percentage is extremely small, it does affect the report you submit to the state for your organization's uncompensated care (services for which no payment was received). You are concerned about the accuracy of the report. As soon as you noticed the discrepancy , you reported it , along with its origin and potential consequences, to your superior. Your superior said that she would check with the IS people." She did not say she would get back to you with an update, but you assumed she would at least tell you when the problem was fixed. A week ago, you found out that the miscalculation is still occurring. When you completed your report, you added an asterisk next to the uncompensated care amount to indicate it is incorrect. Into which quadrant does your action fall and why? C. You are the administrator of a free clinic, and many of its patients are poor. A disposable diaper vendor approaches you about its community outreach program, which provides new babies with free diapers for two months. To participate, your clinic has to give the vendor two patient lists on an ongoing basis (1) mothers who have had their first post-natal visit and (2) babies who have had their first newborn visit. The vendor will cross-reference the lists so that families are not contacted twice. To help out your clinic's poorest patients, you authorize the clinic staff to list only the patients with Medicaid coverage. Into which quadrant does your action fall and why? d. You use your personal credit card to pay for all travel on behalf of your pa healthcare organization. Travel costs include registration, lodging, meals, transportation, tips, parking, and shuttles. At least twice per year, you must attend conferences-one of your national professional association and another of your state association; on average, these conferences cost about $4,800 and $2,800, respectively. Although you are reimbursed for these expenses, you don't receive reimbursement checks immediately, so you end up having to pay either the interest on your credit card balance or the balance in full (which is not always possible on your limited budget). Over the years of traveling for work, you have accrued free airline miles. This year, you have enough miles to use for a free trip to any destination of your choice, and you decide to take advantage of it. Into which quadrant does your action fall and why? e. You are purchasing a laptop for your administrative associate. Two laptops, TopProcess and BestElectronic-meet your administrative associate's processing needs, and their costs and features are equal. However, TopProcess comes with a free cell phone, and you need a new cell phone. You decide to buy TopProcess and keep the cell phone for yourself. Into which quadrant does your action fall and why? 6.2 Have you ever gone a day without using rationalization? Explain your answer. FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION 6.1 Determine the quadrants for the following scenarios: a. You are late to an important meeting at the community health center's corporate office. The route from your facility to the corporate office is congested and busy and has a posted speed limit of 45 miles per hour. Today, unfortunately, traffic is heavier than usual on the route because of road construction. To avoid the delay, you cut through a residential neighborhood on a side street. Although the posted speed there is 25 miles per hour, you drive through at 45 miles per hour because you are late. Into which quadrant does your action fall and why? b. Nine months ago, after a computer system upgrade, you noticed that the new software has been miscalculating and underreporting the amount of money collected under drug rebates. While the discrepancy percentage is extremely small, it does affect the report you submit to the state for your organization's uncompensated care (services for which no payment was received). You are concerned about the accuracy of the report. As soon as you noticed the discrepancy , you reported it , along with its origin and potential consequences, to your superior. Your superior said that she would check with the IS people." She did not say she would get back to you with an update, but you assumed she would at least tell you when the problem was fixed. A week ago, you found out that the miscalculation is still occurring. When you completed your report, you added an asterisk next to the uncompensated care amount to indicate it is incorrect. Into which quadrant does your action fall and why? C. You are the administrator of a free clinic, and many of its patients are poor. A disposable diaper vendor approaches you about its community outreach program, which provides new babies with free diapers for two months. To participate, your clinic has to give the vendor two patient lists on an ongoing basis (1) mothers who have had their first post-natal visit and (2) babies who have had their first newborn visit. The vendor will cross-reference the lists so that families are not contacted twice. To help out your clinic's poorest patients, you authorize the clinic staff to list only the patients with Medicaid coverage. Into which quadrant does your action fall and why? d. You use your personal credit card to pay for all travel on behalf of your pa healthcare organization. Travel costs include registration, lodging, meals, transportation, tips, parking, and shuttles. At least twice per year, you must attend conferences-one of your national professional association and another of your state association; on average, these conferences cost about $4,800 and $2,800, respectively. Although you are reimbursed for these expenses, you don't receive reimbursement checks immediately, so you end up having to pay either the interest on your credit card balance or the balance in full (which is not always possible on your limited budget). Over the years of traveling for work, you have accrued free airline miles. This year, you have enough miles to use for a free trip to any destination of your choice, and you decide to take advantage of it. Into which quadrant does your action fall and why? e. You are purchasing a laptop for your administrative associate. Two laptops, TopProcess and BestElectronic-meet your administrative associate's processing needs, and their costs and features are equal. However, TopProcess comes with a free cell phone, and you need a new cell phone. You decide to buy TopProcess and keep the cell phone for yourself. Into which quadrant does your action fall and why? 6.2 Have you ever gone a day without using rationalization? Explain your