When your team is gathered for your first SNT meeting, click on the Meeting #1 video below to watch the guide together. While viewing, be sure to pause the video and participate as directed. Video Link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B9oBAzDmFUYBT25O...Answer the following 4 questions:1- Did you succeed in achieving your action steps since the last meeting? If yes, please state which action steps you were able to complete. If no, please explain the challenges that you experienced. (If this is your first SNT meeting, write 'first meeting' here) 2- Please state your goal using the SMART Method:Specific: Avoid generalities! Your goal should have specific details so you know what you’re achieving.Measurable: Make sure you have solid criteria for establishing your progress toward your goal.Achievable: It doesn’t have to be simple or easy, but it should be possible.Rewarding: Your goal must be something that is meaningful and worthwhile.Timely: Having specific dates for beginning and finishing goals keeps you on track.Example: “My goal is to receive a Sports Internship by May 1st”3- Please list the actions steps you will take to achieve your goals stated above. These are action steps that will be completed by next meeting. Example: “1. Finish my resume. 2. Talk with my advisor. 3. Submit a sports internship application at two institutions.” 4- How have the Society speakers or SNT meetings helped you achieve your goals or changed your life?

Describe IPsec and PGP; explain how it works, why it's important and the purpose and objectives of each protocol.

Go to the HealthGrades Web site’s Patient Safety Excellence Award™ Recipients 2017 page and review the Patient Safety report of one of the hospitals listed there. Here’s how: The "Patient Safety Excellence Award™ Recipients 2014" page lists  hospitals that received the award. Click one of the hospitals, and you  will be taken to that hospital’s Hospital Quality report. Click the report’s Patient Safety tab and scroll down to the “Patient Safety Indicators” table. Examine the information in the safety report from the point of view  of a patient. State how patient safety ratings would influence your  choice of hospital. Which, for you, are the most critical indicators?  Give reasons citing indicators and results for those chosen indicators.  Write your analysis in one page. Now, think like a risk manager. List the safety indicators that pertain to the high-risk area you selected in Week 1.  This will require some research. Chart audits are widely used, but the  information in them varies. For example, checking for proper signatures  on all forms and orders can be used universally, while daily recording  of medication refrigeration temperature will only be used in some areas. Select a minimum of three and a maximum of four indicators for measurement in your quality improvement program. For each indicator, include the following information:     Indicator Describe the indicator.   Rationale Explain why this indicator is suitable for the high-risk area you have chosen.   Measurement Describe and explain how you will measure this indicator. Finally, explain how these indicators taken together cover all aspects of quality in the high-risk area. Put together your analysis of patient safety ratings and your list of  indicators in a Word document that includes an introduction and  conclusion.