inal Project: The Final Project will be due in Module 8. It will consist of a Final Project Plan and a PowerPoint Presentation. The Final Project Plan will summarizing all the Running Case submissions. To complete the Final Project Plan, each student should edit and compile all the completed Running Cases into one summary report on their Microsoft Project Running Cases. This project plan will include the edited and finalized components of what each student created in the separate parts of the Running Cases. Students discuss the Saint Leo core value of excellence as they complete their summary. 3 Note that some parts of what each student completed in their Running Cases will not necessarily appear in the Final Project Plan. For example, the material in Chapter 4 is an important task but is not relevant for the Final Project Plan. Similarly, in Chapter 5, each students was given an original WBS and then required to change it. In this example, only the WBS that the student changed should be included in the Final Project Plan. Students must also submit a PowerPoint Presentation showing the major results of the Final Project Plan. This is a typical process for presenting any material to management. Remember that a picture is worth a thousand words. The PowerPoint Presentation should highlight the major points of the Final Project Plan. Students should expect questions and either cover them in the presentation or be prepared to answer them from their instructor. Limit the presentation to no more than ten slides with no more than eight items per slide (not including the first slide which should list the project title and your name).

Read and review Pot of Gold? The US Legal Marijuana Industry (Case 3) in your text. Conduct a thorough analysis of the competitive landscape of the industry using Porter's Five Forces Model.Your analysis should follow APA format including a title page, references page, in-text citations, and use Times New Roman, size 12 font. An appendix section is not required. Your assignment should be at least 3 pages in length, not including title or reference pages.

Overview: The final project is divided into two parts. First, you will develop a change-management plan, and then you will develop a professional development plan. For this milestone, you will begin by drafting a section of your change-management plan, using the scenario provided below. For this milestone, submit the introduction, purpose, and principles to your change-management plan. This introduction will be used in your final changemanagement plan. It should include the background precipitating the need for the change, taking into consideration the strategic goals of the organization. It should also summarize what the plan will achieve, explaining the theory you are applying to this change. The purpose and principles should explain the cultural behaviors, the principles that support these behaviors, and any ethical considerations that should be implemented. Prompt: Imagine that you are the manager of the medical records department of a small community hospital. It has recently come to light that employees in your department regularly access confidential personal and medical information about people they know personally. The information is not relevant to their jobs, and they use it for their own personal information. In addition, they are sharing this information by gossiping about it with their coworkers. You found out about the inappropriate accessing of information when a patient’s attorney contacted the hospital alleging that his client’s confidential information was made public when the client was enrolling her child in a local summer day camp. Due to cultural and religious reasons, the child’s mother has chosen not to immunize her child, and this information was accessed by your employees from confidential medical records and was shared with others in the community. A recent outbreak of mumps in the area has people on alert, and, not understanding the cultural and religious implications of the mother’s choice, the community reacted strongly to finding out about the immunization history of the child. The day camp did not admit the child, and the family is being ostracized from community activities as well as social interactions. Using the scenario, you will begin to draft the change-management plan that will address this ethical lapse. I. Introduction A. Summarize the background from the scenario and identify the ethical lapse. B. Describe the strategic goals of the plan. What do you hope the change-management plan will achieve? C. Identify a change-management theory to apply to this plan to promote collaboration among stakeholders. Justify your identification by explaining how the theory will promote collaboration. II. Purpose and Principles A. Explain the specific culturally competent behaviors the change-management plan will produce in the hospital employees. B. Explain the health information management principles that support these behaviors. C. Explain how the change plan addresses any relevant ethical considerations present in the scenario. Your instructor will provide feedback on the current state of your introduction, purpose, and principles, with specific aim to provide feedback on the background and the theory you are using. For more information, see the Final Project Part I Guidelines and Rubric document. Your final project will be assessed, in part, according to the extent to which you have incorporated instructor feedback from your rough drafts. Guidelines for Submission: Your rough draft should be 1 to 2 pages in length and should follow APA formatting including double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, and one-inch margins.