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During the night shift in an A&E; department (10 pm to 6 am) patients arrived at depart enl requiring emergency treatment. The arrival of emergencies may be modeled as a non- homogeneous Poisson process with hourly rate lambda (f) = 2t / 1 + t2, 0 f 8, where t is the elapsed time in hours since 10pm Find the expected number of emergency admissions by f hours after 10pm. log(1 + t2) logt3 log(l + t3) log(l + t) Solution take integration : log(1 + t*t) answer.

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Epidemiological data and operational information about outbreaks is dynamic and changes rapidly. You must develop a comprehensive Event Management System to manage critical information about an outbreak (of your choice) within the Excel program that you have just learned. This is one method to ensure accurate and timely communications between key public health professionals and the community. Choose from any one of the fields below. Features of the data management system you create should include: Solution Case Management- Businesses and agencies in long-term relationships with their customers, citizens or subscribers will be judged by the accuracy of the records they hold, the consistency of the communications that take place, and the speed, efficiency and fairness with which each case, claim or contract is processed. Delivery of customer service against these priorities has never been more challenging. Customers are more mobile in their addresses, jobs and family relationships. Communications channels seem to multiply overnight, with customers switching between them at will. Corporate messaging demands multi-channel distribution with increasing amounts of personalization. Mergers and acquisitions create multiple silos of customer-related data to be seamlessly joined. And products, business rules and government regulations change with alarming frequency. Against this backdrop, the demands on the IT systems to support smooth, efficient and integrated delivery are considerable, particularly where case-orientated transactions are involved. Emergency Response- Environmental emergencies are incidents or events that threaten public safety, health, and welfare and include hurricanes, floods, wildfires, industrial plant explosions, chemical spills, acts of terrorism, and others. While these events range in size, location, cause, and effect, most have an environmental component. Emergency response is the organizing, coordinating, and directing of available resources in order to respond to the event and bring the emergency under control. The goal of this coordinated response is to protect public health by minimizing the impact of the event on the community and the environment. An emergency response plan must provide the resources and information needed to evaluate the human and environmental health impacts of the event, assess and reduce human exposures to contaminants, and develop science-based strategies for remediation and rebuilding. One example is the immediate response of NIEHS and other government agencies to the devastation and hardship caused by Hurricane Katrina. This included the establishment of a field hospital in Mississippi to meet the immediate health needs of the hurricane victims, as well as the development of a Geographic Information System to plot the locations of chemical plants, refineries, Superfund clean-up sites, and other potential hot spots of contamination where flooding occurred. Safe Drinking Water- There are many types o.

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Eachibit 14.1 Sources of Income for the Average Retiree Socia Security is the single largest source of income for the average U.S. retiree. This source alone is larger than the amount the average retiree receives from pension plans and personal wealth/investment assets combined. Percentage distribution of sources of income for married couples and nonmarried people who are age 65 and over, 1962-2010 Percent Percent 100 90 80 70 60 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 Other 10 16 Earnings 29 28 Pensions 12 Asset income 15 40 20 Social Security 31 34 10 1962 1967 1976 1980 1990 2000 2010 Note: A married couple is age 65 and over if the husband is age 65 and over or the husband is younger than age 55 and the wife is age 65 and over. The definition of other\" includes, but is not limited to, public assistance, unemployment compensation, worker\'s compensation, alimony, child support, and personal contributions. Reference populationt Thesedata refer tothe civilian noninstitutionalized population. Solution Answer: Current expenses = $75,000 Current income = $55,000 Expenses afetr 20 year $93,750.00 Income after 20 year 176392.451 surplus in 20 years = $82,642.45.

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Elizabeth wants to accumulate dollar 12,000 by the end of 5 years. If the annual interest rate is 7%, how much will she have to invest today to achieve her goal? A certain bond pays dollar 60 of coupon interest annually, and has a face value of dollar 1,000. What is the coupon rate of the bond? Solution 1. PV= Fv/(1+i) )^n =12,000/(1+7%) ^5 =12000/1.4025 = $8556.14 2. Coupon Rate of the bond = annual pay/ bond face value = $60/$1000 = 0.06= 6%.

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