A Little About Me

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Linda Cheesman has worked a variety of jobs over her career, starting as a teenager working in a bakery and later volunteering as a legal assistant. She attended college and worked for a coffee company before gaining experience in real estate administration and payroll management. She then worked for Solano County in California in various administrative roles within social services departments. Most recently, she moved to Washington state and hopes to complete her degree to work as an administrative assistant or social worker to help those in need.

A LITTLE ABOUT ME Presented by: Linda Cheesman

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Case Part B Now that you have calculated the costs associated with each profit center and each profit center’s net income, you began to question the cost driver for Financial Services. As you reflected more deeply on the activities in that support department, you realized that most activities revolved around the issuance of invoices to patients. You asked for data on invoices generated by profit center and received the schedule reflected in Exhibit 6 below. Exhibit 6 Utilization of Financial Services Patient Services Department Number of Bills Required Routine Care 3,200 Laboratory 60,300 Radiology 36,500 Total bills 100,000 Re-calculate costs and net profit for each profit center based on this assumption. Did the most profitable profit center change? Does one of the profit centers now operate at a loss? If you were the Manager of the Imaging profit center and were incentivized based on profit, which of the two costing approaches would you prefer? Which do you prefer as Manager of the Primary Patient Care? Which of the approaches is the best approach and why? CHAPTER 55 Taking Action: Nurse, Educator, and Legislator My Journey to the Delaware General Assembly Bethany Hall-Long “I have come to the conclusion that politics are too serious a matter to be left to the politicians.” General Charles de Gaulle My Political Roots I am a nurse and I became the first health care professional elected into the Delaware General Assembly, as well as the first registered nurse elected. The roots of my public service began in a farming community where I volunteered to help others in my church and at neighborhood organizations. At the age of 12, I was a candy-striper in a local hospital and continued my civic work during my teen years. When I entered college I joined a political party. Though my parents were not politically active, my great-grandfather was a member of the Delaware House of Representatives in the 1920s and I am a descendent of Delaware's 16th governor. My interest in politics began while working with underserved residents at the same time I was completing my master's degree in community health nursing in the late 1980s. I used an earlier edition of this book in my graduate program and vividly recall reading the chapters about becoming involved in politics. I began working with my local city government, the League of Women Voters, and a federal health clinic that served the homeless. Before these experiences, I had thought that public policy was remote to nursing and somewhat dry. These experiences changed my perspective. Volunteering and Campaigning I went on to volunteer with nonprofit and civic organizations, join professional associations, and to complete my doctoral degree in nursing administration andpublic policy. During this time, I served as a United States Senate Fellow and as a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services policy analyst for the Secretary's Commission on Nursing. These experiences exposed me to national ...

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