Risk management uses certain documents to track incidents. It will  help you to become familiar with the kind of information that goes into  these documents. This week, you will create and fill in a quality  improvement chart for the high-risk area you selected in Week 1. Design a chart to show the indicators, their measurements, and the  expected and actual performance. Use the template to design your chart.  Further, use 5 out of the 10 standards listed. Use the template below. Select one of the fictional incidents you created last week. Describe the incident under Status. For this incident, complete the Compliance section using  fictitious data. The tracking of the indicators should correspond to the  incident. That is, some failure of compliance may have led to the  incident. Develop a plan of correction to address the incident. Write a brief description under Plan of Correction Use the matrix below to design your quality improvement chart. Show all the indicators you selected in the chart. Quality Improvement Activity Schedule     Standards Severity of Risk Performance Indicator Level of Performance / Threshold Compliance in Percent Status Plan of Correction   Qtr 1 Qtr 2 Qtr 3 Qtr 4                                                                                          Under standards, you may include areas such as the following: IC: Surveillance, Prevention, and Control of Infection             HR: Management of Human Resources EC: Management of the Environment of Care           IM: Management of Information MM: Medication Management LD: Leadership NPSG: National Patient Safety Goals         PI: Improving Organizational Performance PC: Provision of Care, Treatment, and Services        RI: Ethics, Rights, and Responsibilities Severity of risk may be designated as follows: H: High risk              M/H: Medium/high risk            M: Medium risk        L: Low risk Compliance (in percent) may be entered on a monthly, quarterly,  bi-annual, or annual schedule. The matrix here shows quarterly  compliance schedule. Adjust it as necessary.

Resources:Kavanagh, M. J., Thite, M., & Johnson, R. D. (2018). Human resource information systems: Basics, applications, and future directions (4th ed.). Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE Publications, Inc.Assignment 3: System Development Life Cycle: Phases IV & V – Implementation and MaintenanceWorth 240 pointsWith the justification of an HRIS solidified, you need to show your client how you will implement the HRIS using one of the change models discussed in our text. You will also need to explain and justify cost associated with implementation via a cost benefit analysis. You want to ensure the system is properly maintained and evaluated for continuous improvement. Therefore, you include a maintenance and evaluation plan in your proposal.Instructions:Write a four (4) page proposal, in which you:Change Management Discuss the various reasons system implementation fails. Compare and contrast various change models. Then select a change model to use during system implementation. Provide details of how you will use the change model and justify why you selected one model over the other models. Explain the various steps that should be included to ensure the change model is effective. HRIS Implementation Discuss the activities that are necessary prior to the system going live and provide a timeline for these activities. Specify which change management team member will be responsible for each activity and explain their role. Cost Benefit Analysis Create a cost benefit analysis matrix for the HRIS vendor you chose during Phase III: Design. Analyze the cost justification strategies that you will use to justify the cost of the HRIS, including data that identify each benefit and cost component examined, estimates of the dollar amount for each, estimates on when the organization will incur each cost and receive each benefit, and documentation justifying each decision you made in listing these benefits. Maintenance Discuss how you will ensure the system is properly maintained and evaluated for continuous improvement. Resources Use at least five (5) quality academic resources in this assignment. Note: Wikipedia and similar websites do not qualify as academic resources. Your assignment must follow these formatting requirements: Include a cover page containing the title of the assignment, your name, your professor’s name, the course title, and the date. The cover page is not included in the required page length. Include a reference page. Citations and references must follow APA format. The reference page is not included in the required page length. The specific course learning outcomes associated with this assignment are:Create an HRIS needs analysis and evaluate the acquisition process. Understand the management of change through the perspectives of various change models.Create a project management plan and prepare the organization for the implementation.Grading for this assignment will be based on answer quality, logic/organization of the paper, and language and writing skills, using the following rubric: Points: 240 Assignment 3: System Development Life Cycle: Phases IV & V – Implementation and Maintenance Criteria Unacceptable Below 70% F Fair 70-79% C Proficient 80-89% B Exemplary 90-100% A 1. Discuss the various reasons system implementation fails. Compare and contrast various change models. Then select a change model to use during system implementation.Provide details of how you will use the change model and justify why you selected one model over the other models. Explain the various steps that should be included to ensure the change model is effective. Weight: 30% Did not submit or incompletely discussed the various reasons system implementation fails. Did not submit or incompletely compared and contrasted the various change models. Did not submit or incompletely selected a change model to use during system implementation.Did not submit or incompletely provided details of how you will use the change model and did not submit or incompletely justified why you selected one model over the other models. Did not submit or incompletely explained the various steps that should be included to ensure the change model is effective. Partially discussed the various reasons system implementation fails. Partially compared and contrasted the various change models. Partially selected a change model to use during system implementation.Partially provided details of how you will use the change model and partially justified why you selected one model over the other models. Partially explained the various steps that should be included to ensure the change model is effective. Satisfactorily discussed the various reasons system implementation fails. Satisfactorily compared and contrasted the various change models. Satisfactorily selected a change model to use during system implementation.Satisfactorily provided details of how you will use the change model and satisfactorily justified why you selected one model over the other models. Satisfactorily explained the various steps that should be included to ensure the change model is effective. Thoroughly discussed the various reasons system implementation fails. Thoroughly compared and contrasted the various change models. Thoroughly selected a change model to use during system implementation.Thoroughly provided details of how you will use the change model and thoroughly justified why you selected one model over the other models. Thoroughly explained the various steps that should be included to ensure the change model is effective. 2. Discuss the activities that are necessary prior to the system going live and provide a timeline for these activities. Specify which change management team member will be responsible for each activity and explain their role. Weight: 20% Did not submit or incompletely discussed the activities that are necessary prior to the system going live and did not submit or incompletely provided a timeline for these activities. Did not submit or incompletely specified which change management team member will be responsible for each activity and did not submit or incompletely explained their role. Partially discussed the activities that are necessary prior to the system going live and satisfactorily provided a timeline for these activities. Partially specified which change management team member will be responsible for each activity and partially explained their role. Satisfactorily discussed the activities that are necessary prior to the system going live and satisfactorily provided a timeline for these activities. Satisfactorily specified which change management team member will be responsible for each activity and satisfactorily explained their role. Thoroughly discussed the activities that are necessary prior to the system going live and thoroughly provided a timeline for these activities. Thoroughly specified which change management team member will be responsible for each activity and thoroughly explained their role. 3. Create a cost benefit analysis matrix for the HRIS vendor you chose during Phase III: Design. Analyze the cost justification strategies that you will use to justify the cost of the HRIS, including data that identify each benefit and cost component examined, estimates of the dollar amount for each, estimates on when the organization will incur each cost and receive each benefit, and documentation justifying each decision you made in listing these benefits. Weight: 25 % Did not submit or incompletely created a cost benefit analysis matrix for the HRIS vendor you chose during Phase III: Design. Did not submit or incompletely analyzed the cost justification strategies that you will use to justify the cost of the HRIS, including data that identify each benefit and cost component examined, estimates of the dollar amount for each, estimates on when the organization will incur each cost and receive each benefit, and documentation justifying each decision you made in listing these benefits. Partially created a cost benefit analysis matrix for the HRIS vendor you chose during Phase III: Design. Partially analyzed the cost justification strategies that you will use to justify the cost of the HRIS, including data that identify each benefit and cost component examined, estimates of the dollar amount for each, estimates on when the organization will incur each cost and receive each benefit, and documentation justifying each decision you made in listing these benefits. Satisfactorily created a cost benefit analysis matrix for the HRIS vendor you chose during Phase III: Design. Satisfactorily analyzed the cost justification strategies that you will use to justify the cost of the HRIS, including data that identify each benefit and cost component examined, estimates of the dollar amount for each, estimates on when the organization will incur each cost and receive each benefit, and documentation justifying each decision you made in listing these benefits. Thoroughly created a cost benefit analysis matrix for the HRIS vendor you chose during Phase III: Design. Thoroughly analyzed the cost justification strategies that you will use to justify the cost of the HRIS, including data that identify each benefit and cost component examined, estimates of the dollar amount for each, estimates on when the organization will incur each cost and receive each benefit, and documentation justifying each decision you made in listing these benefits. 4. Discuss how you will ensure the system is properly maintained and evaluated for continuous improvement. Weight 10% Did not submit or incompletely discussed how you will ensure the system is properly maintained and evaluated for continuous improvement. Partially discussed how you will ensure the system is properly maintained and evaluated for continuous improvement. Satisfactorily discussed how you will ensure the system is properly maintained and evaluated for continuous improvement. Thoroughly discussed how you will ensure the system is properly maintained and evaluated for continuous improvement. 5. 5 references Weight: 5% No references provided. Does not meet the required number of references; some or all references poor quality choices. Meets number of required references; all references high quality choices. Exceeds number of required references; all references high quality choices. 6. Clarity, writing mechanics, and formatting requirements Weight: 10% More than 6 errors present 5-6 errors present 3-4 errors present 0-2 errors present

Writing Assignment: Prove ItAs you know, a large group of people without homes has set up a camp near your home, and some people who live in your community want the government and police to send these people away. Others support allowing them to stay, so the community can help them.You submitted a proposal to present the side of the issue you support at the Town Hall meeting. Your proposal was one of five chosen to be presented at the Town Hall Meeting next week. The presentations are required to have the following components:An Introduction3 supporting sectionsA conclusionAn arguable thesis (stated in the introduction and conclusion)At least 5 rhetorical devicesAll 3 types of appealsAt least 3 different types of evidenceRefutationFewer than 3 obvious logical fallaciesUse your proposal from the “Stake Your Claim” assignment, and do the following:PART 1: Your presentation may be delivered in one of 4 ways according to the council rules:You may write out your presentation in the form of a 5-paragraph essay that you submit.You may submit an mp3 audio file of the dramatic delivery of your presentation.You may create a PowerPoint Presentation of 14-25 slides with text and graphics that support your position.You may create a media presentation with audio, video, photographs, animation and/or art work that supports your text and develops your thesis clearly.Choose one of these options and create your presentation.PART 2: All selections must be accompanied by an annotated outline (as demonstrated in the instruction in Unit 2 section D) of the presentation that identifies:Rhetorical devicesAppealsRefutationTypes of evidenceComplete your outline and save it as a separate document.PART 3: Submit both your presentation and your outline to the Writing Assignment: Prove It assignment link for grading.To ensure success, read the grading rubric.For help with editing and revising, view the 6+1 Trait® Writing RubricCongratulations on completing this unit! Now, continue with the course.