Assignment ContentAll health care organizations must be aware of cost controls, regardless of nonprofit or for-profit status. Managing costs at all levels of the organization affects the bottom line, which has a direct effect on all aspects of the organization. This assignment is designed to help you analyze why organizational policies are put in place.Find a policy at a health care organization related to cost controls.Summarize the details of the policy:When was the policy put in place?Was it adopted system-wide, in one department, or multiple departments?What does the policy address?What are potential ramifications of not following the policy at the organizational level? Unit level? Individual level?Explain how the policy impacts fiscal aspects of the organization:How does the policy act as a cost control?Describe how the policy impacts the quality of patient care:Does the policy improve efficiency?Are the goals to improve care and reduce cost?Explore the unintended consequences:What secondary affects does the policy have on the organization? Unit? Staff? Patient?Does the policy need revision?Suggest alternatives to the policy:In your opinion, is the policy the best way to address the issue? Support your position by explaining why or why not.Cite at least three peer-reviewed sources published within the last five years in an APA-formatted reference page.Format your assignment as one of the following:875-word paper

For this assignment, you are challenged to answer a series of questions about a fictional planet, Zindau, to demonstrate your understanding of Module Two’s seasonality concepts.Prompt: Our story begins in the Andromeda Galaxy. You are an inhabitant of a planet called Zindau, which is approximately the size of Earth. It orbits a star that is about the same size as the Sun. Further, the distance between these celestial bodies is approximate to the Earth and Sun. However, there are some differences:Planet Zindau has an equal distribution of land and water between both hemispheres.Planet Zindau has an axial tilt of 35 degrees.Although the perihelion and aphelion occur at about the same time as the solstices (as it does for Earth), the eccentricity of Zindau’s orbit is 10% (ascompared to about 2% for Earth). The alignment of the perihelion and aphelion relative to the year is the same as that for Earth.Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed:Answer the following questions in sentence format. Try to answer each question in a sentence or two.Where will the significant lines of latitude (equator, Tropics, Circles) align on Zindau?How will the equal distribution of land and water affect seasonal temperatures between the hemispheres relative to the perihelion/solstice andaphelion/solstice?How does the increased tilt affect critical components of seasonality across the latitudes as compared to Earth?a) How would the daylight period be affected across the latitudes through the year?b) How would beam spreading and depletion be affected across the latitudes?c) How would the solar angle incidence be affected across the latitudes?Calculate the winter and summer solstice solar angles for a point existing at 45 degrees north latitude. Are there any other aspects of Zindau/Sun relationships that would be affected? If so, what are they and how would they be different from that of Earth?Describe seasonality through the year for both hemispheres.