Antai – KEDGE Business School Global MBA Business Development Project PERSONAL TRAINING - A MUST FOR GENERAL HEALTH MANAGEMENT SUCCESS (CHINA CASE) Name of Student: MARIE Freddy Name of Supervisor: Professor Roland BEL Academic Year: 2013-2015 I, the undersigned, MARIE Freddy, certify that the content of this memorandum is the result of my personal work. I also certify that all the data, reasoning and conclusions borrowed from literature are copied exactly and placed between quote marks in the text, or else specially indicated in footnotes at the bottom of the page. I also certify that neither all nor part of this document has ever been used in the past for other evaluations, and that it has never been published. Signature: Date: ABSTRACT When thinking about exercising, the first idea is going to the gym and the image of gym is often quite …show more content…
By consequence, as a start business plan will be very basic in order to implement this idea extremely fast. In a new business setup, for the first period, a complete business plan will be too heavy and could risk the business to not work since a business plan should be updated in an everyday basis and by doing so, the business itself is not taking care of. The pilot will be done in Beijing and can be then expanded easily to Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. 4.2 Problems In the previous paragraphs, office workers life has been evoked as well as the high probability of physical and mental problems they could face. Some solutions to these problems have been raised but why in the majority of the cases it is not working? Why these problems are persisting? Why people do have the wish to improve the situation but did not until now succeeded? Followings are the explanations. 4.2.1
I hope to help both individuals and small businesses in my community grow and be financially successful. I plan to add Value to the clients and communities by tailoring each individual portfolio to match the industries of interest of the client, and try to support local businesses through development opportunities and using my network to give access to essential business connections and services. 2. Please detail the types of prospective clients you believe will allow you to build your business to fulfill your vision. I plan on reaching out to young working professionals who have recently entered the workforce, using my network connections within the hospitality industry to find those who need financial guidance. I also plan to reach out to the rural communities, such as farmers and small businesses, to give opportunities for investment and growth.
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The government has strived to achieve equity in access and provided a comprehensive range of affordable and quality care. At the same time, it has not neglected services that are in the realm of public goods. The importance of quality and standards of care is without question. Important quality and innovation will attract inward investment and generate income to the nation through many opportunities in the health sector and industry e.g. health tourism, but pose challenges in marketing and branding. The MOH has an established and transparent quality assurance programme but this is not the case in the private sector.
The thesis “Fort Osage: Daily Life on the Frontier” by Joey Phillips focuses on the daily lives of soldiers that called the frontier fort their home during the early nineteenth century. The scope of research includes the fort’s origin story, as well as a copy of the original blueprint drawn by renowned adventurer William Clark. Fort Osage was established according to that plan in 1808 and remained occupied until its abandonment in 1813. According to Phillips, the history of the fort’s residents is largely unknown to most visitors and historians. Therefore, through an examination of available documents, he will attempt to shed light on the resident’s daily routines to establish the fort’s significance as a trade network with the region’s Native
In Article called, “The Myth of the Business Plan” by Kate Lister it explains that business plans might be a myth, in today society. First, according to Kate Lister, many companies did not start up from a business plan. The most popular entrepreneurs such as Steve Jobs, Bill Gates and Micheal Dell didn’t have business plans. Kate Linger explains a business plans is used to help people write out their thoughts and big ideas. The article state that if you write out a business plan it will require a person doing an analysis.
In chapters nine and ten, the author Gary Thomas does not hold back in his presentation for the need of physical fitness. The information and arguments he provides in these two chapters have applicable truths in them for the reader. I admit that as I read his material I had mixed thoughts, and I agree with the author on several points. Like the author I believe that physical fitness is vital for healthy living. However, there were moments I found dissonance with the author.
Name: Professor: Class: Date: How Value Based Healthcare Blends Strategic Planning, Healthcare Marketing and Quality and Strategy in Health Care Marketing Value Based Healthcare The concept of value-based healthcare refers to the restructuring of the various global healthcare systems with the fundamental goal of fostering increased value for the patients (Moriates, Arora, & Shah 5).
Yes, he is right. These physical activities offer a fine work-out without any involvement of competition. In a society where obesity has become a major issue, physical fitness is important. It is not a must to compete with another to acquire these benefits. Nevertheless, once again fails to support his claim by providing concrete
Case management must make key decision in the component of treatment service before incorporating funding into it structure. This is especially true when using services through Medicaid and Medicare HMOs. Controlling costs while providing care demonstrate the ability of the case managers to utility their skill in managing a care company (NCBI, 1998). For example, one of my clients was living in a living assisted facility, but wanted to return home, even though her doctor felt she wasn't ready. In this case, case management provide the clients with supportive services to help in a successful transition.
We know it will be good for us, but we can never seem to drag ourselves to do it. Excuse after excuse, the guilt builds up, and we find ourselves in gym shorts and tennis shoes headed to that formidable building we are all far too familiar with—the gym. At first, it might mistakably seem as a simple sanctuary for a workout—a quick jog on the treadmill or a joyride on the elliptical—but in actuality, it is an entire world of its own: a universe of competition and a solar system full of yoga pants and tank tops. Shaky legs make their way to the beloved locker rooms—it’s been awhile since you’ve worked out—and then up the stairs. But throughout your daunting stroll through the gym and during your anaerobic endeavors, you can’t help but notice them.
Management is not meeting the psychological needs of the employees and breaking what Newstrom refers to as the “unwritten psychological contract” (Newstrom, 2015) employees’ sign when they become part of a company. With this part of the contract being broken, employees’ productivity decreases and therefore the economic contract becomes broken as well. As time goes on, this deepens the root cause of all issues at
The study took place in Pearl Harbor base gym. I wanted to see how many members were exercising to improve outer appearance or for the advancement of their health. The survey included 16 respondents and consisted of three basic questions. The first question, “what is your main purpose for coming to the gym?”
As you know, exercise is very important for your physical health. Exercising regularly helps keep your heart healthy, lowers your risk for type 2 diabetes as well as some cancers, and helps you get stronger muscles and bones. This is common knowledge for most people, but what if I told you that exercise has even more benefits that aren’t just physical? Today I will be informing you about the benefits of exercise on your mental health, resiliency and academic performance.
INTRODUCTION: Attention Step: According to the article “Exercise Makes You Younger,” “Research shows that physical inactivity can cause premature death as well as chronic disease and disability" (54). Establish Need/Relevance: Nowadays technology and busy work schedules have prevented many people from including exercise into their daily activities. Many people think that it is too time consuming and rather not work