Me The outline to complete your assignment is below.  This is required.  Make sure you choose “IGNORE PROBLEM” Do not include both scenarios in your paper.  Required outline to be used for your paper.  Please keep to the facts and not add extraneous information.  I.            Introduction A.      Overview of scenario B.      [Topic sentence/thesis statement]II.            Topics A.      What were the consequences of a failure to stop and to report?1.       [Example(s)] B.      What impact did this decision have on patient safety?1.       [Example(s)] C.       What are the risks for litigation?D.       What affect will this have on the workload of other hospital departments?E.       What affect does this have on the organization quality metrics? III.            Mikes manager A.      Acting as Mike’s manager what will you do to address the issue with him?1.       [Example(s)] B.      Acting as Mike’s manager how will you ensure your staff members’ do not repeat the same mistakes?1.       [Example(s)]IV.             Short conclusion The Printing Technology History 5 The Printing Technology History HIST 125 7980 Technological Transformations The Printing Technology History The world has experienced great changes and technological innovations in the printing field in the past centuries. These innovations have been witnessed in different parts of the world especially China, Europe and Russia where people from the same regions came up with different forms of printings to convey messages and information. The printings included the scrolls, stone arts, and clay arts, bronze and metal arts which were used for official and religious use in these regions to help in communicating some important information (Eisenstein, 1980). These printings resulted to various impacts being experienced by people in the involved places especially the believers and the artisans who were affected socially, economically and culturally to some extent. The impacts spread to wider regions of the world and the changes brought are still evident in the current state of the world and is as discussed below. The first printings which were used in China in the AD 765 were the carvings of the six classics on the Confucians stones and this was majorly ordered by the emperor for his messages to be conveyed to other emperors. However, due to this type of printing being expensive, the Buddhists opted for paper carvings which were rubbed and graphite charcoal used to put the letters and words in paintings to show the message which was being conveyed. This resulted to some great impacts which believers and the artisans experiencing. The religious leaders in this case the Buddhists found it easy to influence more people in to this religion as the printings mostly entailed the religious messages. People from ...

1. Me
The outline to complete your assignment is below. This is
required.
Make sure you choose “IGNORE PROBLEM” Do not include
both scenarios in your paper. Required outline to be used for
your paper. Please keep to the facts and not add extraneous
information. I. Introduction
A. Overview of scenario
B. [Topic sentence/thesis statement]II. Topics
A. What were the consequences of a failure to stop and to
report?1. [Example(s)]
B. What impact did this decision have on patient
safety?1. [Example(s)]
C. What are the risks for litigation?D. What affect will
this have on the workload of other hospital departments?E.
What affect does this have on the organization quality
metrics?
III. Mikes manager
A. Acting as Mike’s manager what will you do to address the
issue with him?1. [Example(s)]
B. Acting as Mike’s manager how will you ensure your staff
members’ do not repeat the same mistakes?1.

2. [Example(s)]IV. Short conclusion
The Printing Technology History
5
The Printing Technology
History
HIST 125 7980 Technological Transformations
The Printing Technology History
The world has experienced great changes and technological
innovations in the printing field in the past centuries. These
innovations have been witnessed in different parts of the world
especially China, Europe and Russia where people from the
same regions came up with different forms of printings to
convey messages and information. The printings included the
scrolls, stone arts, and clay arts, bronze and metal arts which

3. were used for official and religious use in these regions to help
in communicating some important information (Eisenstein,
1980). These printings resulted to various impacts being
experienced by people in the involved places especially the
believers and the artisans who were affected socially,
economically and culturally to some extent. The impacts spread
to wider regions of the world and the changes brought are still
evident in the current state of the world and is as discussed
below.
The first printings which were used in China in the AD 765
were the carvings of the six classics on the Confucians stones
and this was majorly ordered by the emperor for his messages to
be conveyed to other emperors. However, due to this type of
printing being expensive, the Buddhists opted for paper
carvings which were rubbed and graphite charcoal used to put
the letters and words in paintings to show the message which
was being conveyed. This resulted to some great impacts which
believers and the artisans experiencing. The religious leaders in
this case the Buddhists found it easy to influence more people
in to this religion as the printings mostly entailed the religious
messages. People from different places were able to get this
information about Buddhism religion and were converted as a
result of them being influenced by the beauty and the message
of the printing (Mowery, & Rosenberg, 1999). The individuals
being converted to the religion resulted to some changes in their
social interactions, culture and economy where they changed
their ways to accommodate the new religion. The mode of
dressing, their job types and also how they were interacting
with other people who were Buddhist or non-Buddhist also
changed to fit what the religion dictated. Beside this the
artisans experienced impacts which include the printings which
they were a source of income to them and they came out as
wealthy merchants of high class individuals. This made them
change their mode of dressing, their social interactions and also
their economic status to fit their high class demands in the
specific period.

4. Beside this, in 868 AD the invention of the scrolls came into
existence for the Chinese and the Korean individuals as a form
of printing of passing information. This involved them uniting
several papers at their edges to form a scroll which was of big
size. The printings were majorly for religious purpose and they
helped in spreading several religions in the region. Prayers were
printed by artisans in these scrolls and other religious messages
to facilitate the spread of the beliefs to enhance religious
prosperity in the involved regions. Hence this form of printings
technology was essential with the believers and the artisans
groups in enhancing their different aspects of life (Mowery, &
Rosenberg, 1999).
However the printing technology took another dimension in the
10th century where wood were used as a form of printings either
for images or text. The woods were cut into different letters to
be arranged for the information to be read and understood. The
Chinese also made wood blocks and the Confucians for official
and religious use. However in the 11th century, the movable
forms of letters for printing were invented to enhance the
information conveying. The movable letter characters were
arranged in different order to convey a message and again they
were arranged in other forms to convey another different
message for the involved individuals (Lamoreaux, & Sokoloff,
1999). The Chinese characters were fragile because they were
made from clay only fire strengthening them hence sometimes
they could not reach far to pass the information. However, the
Korean used the bronze characters which were hard to break and
helped to distribute more information. The believers were able
to get the information regarding the religion inform of prayers
and encouragements to pursue with the type of the religion and
hence they changed to be deeply rooted in the religion. The
artisans continued to change their economic, socially and
culturally status to fit their levels after earning more from their
artworks.
In the 1450, Gutenberg made another invention in the printing
technology which also impacted the believers and the artisans

5. (Mowery, & Rosenberg, 1999). Gutenberg made the metal
characters which were to be arranged in an orderly manner and
ink spread in them where they would make proper words for
complete information. this was an efficient form of printing
which artisans borrow as it was spreading very first and also the
Latin Bible used this from of printing to be established and
hence impacted many a believer to the new Christianity
religion.
In conclusion, the printing has experienced different form of
technological innovations up to the modern technologies of
printings which include use of computers. The initial printings
which include the scrolls, wood, metal and stones arts were the
basic for the modern printings and they led to vivid impacts to
the artisans and believers in the past times in their social,
cultural and economic status as explained above.
References
Lamoreaux, N. R., & Sokoloff, K. L. (1999). Inventors, firms,
and the market for technology in the late nineteenth and early
twentieth centuries. In Learning by doing in markets, firms, and
countries (pp. 19-60). University of Chicago Press.
Eisenstein, E. L. (1980). The printing press as an agent of
change (Vol. 1). Cambridge University Press.
Mowery, D. C., & Rosenberg, N. (1999). Paths of innovation:
Technological change in 20th-century America. Cambridge
University Press.
Grade 84%
You did a fantastic job of tracing the transformation of printing
technology.
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