Jeanette Harrison, M.S.
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Faculty, University of Phoenix, 2012-2014 Adjunct Faculty, Avila University, 2010-2013 Faculty Associate, Graceland University, 2006-2011 Sr Quality Data Coordinator, Truman Medical Center, 2007-2009 Fellowship in Executive Administration, Alegent Health, 2002-2003 Administrative Internship, University of Iowa Health Care,2000-2002 Public Health Practicum, Child Health Specialty Clinics, 2001-2002 Graduate Research Assistant, University of Iowa College of Public Health, 2000-2001
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Unlike many modern religions, Hinduism has no definitive founder. Hinduism started as a culture in India that then grew into a religion. Hinduism can be traced back to 2000 BC. Hinduism is based... -
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Using the Boston Consulting Group Model, dogs create low growth and low market share. Dogs are expensive for the organization and create slow turn-around. Dogs may create some revenue or cash... -
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St. Jude's is a children's hospital with national recognition. St. Jude's first opened its doors in 1962. Since that time, the hospital has become synonymous with quality pediatric care. St.... -
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Agency theory developed in the 1960s and 1970s. The idea asserted that a principal (organization, leader) delegated authority to an agent (manager). The agent was then expected to act in the best... -
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Southern slave owners tried to control their labor force primarily through exploitation, torture, false promises, and possibly death. Slaves stayed on plantations for fear for their safety or the...
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