PLEASANT VIEW NURSING HOME ESTIMATES THAT ITS BUILDING WILL LAST

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PLEASANT VIEW NURSING HOME ESTIMATES THAT ITS BUILDING WILL LAST

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Pleasant View Nursing Home estimates that its building will last another ten years and then it will need to be replaced. The home estimates that the capital cost of a new building in ten years will be $10 million. The home plans to set aside a portion of an endowment fund in government bonds to ensure it has sufficient funds to pay for replacement of the building. If we assume that the yield curve is horizontal, the current interest rate on all Treasury securities is 9 percent, and the type of security used for the building fund is Treasury bonds, then the present value of $10 million discounted back ten years at 9 percent is $4,224,108. Suppose interest rates change from the current 9 percent rate immediately after the nursing home has bought the Treasury bonds. What would be the value of the bonds at the end of ten years under each of the following situations? (For simplicity, assume annual coupons).
a. The home buys $4,224,108 of 9 percent, ten-year maturity bonds; rates fall to 7 percent immediately after the purchase and remain at that level; rates rise to 12 percent.”
b. The home buys $4,224,108 of 9 percent, 40-year maturity bonds; rates fall to 7 percent immediately after the purchase and remain at that level; rates rise to 12 percent.

THIS IS A NURSING WORKBOOK

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THIS IS A NURSING WORKBOOK

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I am studying nursing at university and this is a very important assessment. Please make sure it is fully correct and nicely done. No plagiarism, none at all. Thanks,

PLease make sure the full assessment is completed
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ASSESSMENT ITEM 3
RESEARCH WORKBOOK
Log of learning activities
2013
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Griffith University
School of Nursing and Midwifery
Semester 2, 2013
1979NRS Understanding Research in Practice
Assessment Item 3: Log of learning activities – WORKBOOK
Length: This workbook is to be commenced in Week 2. It has been designed to enable you to work on activities to be completed over the course of the semester. All relevant information and resources to underpin completing these activities will be discussed and provided in lectures, tutorials, computer labs and via the Learning@Griffith course site.
Weighting: 45%
Marked out of: 100
Number of activities: 22
Submission date: Gold Coast & Nathan campuses: Week 11 Friday 11th October 2013 by 5pm / Logan campus: Week 13 Friday 25th October 2013 by 5pm as a hard copy via the Library submission process. If this is not possible, please advise your Course Convenor and alternative arrangements will be confirmed.
This assessment item has been designed to assess the following learning objectives: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 7
1. Demonstrate an effective use of databases to find valid sources of information.
2. Demonstrate an understanding of the major elements of the research process.
3. Demonstrate an understanding of ethical and cultural considerations relevant to research activities.
4. Demonstrate an ability to make judgments about (evaluate) the credibility of the information provided by research studies.
5. Demonstrate an understanding of why research is important for clinical practice
7. Demonstrate an ability to produce written work that reflects academic writing and library research skills
***PLEASE ENSURE***
***When asked to provide a reference you should use APA 6th Edition to cite the reference
***Please write your name & student number in the header of every page
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YOUR NURSING HOME DEFINES OUTPUT AS A PATIENT DAY. ITS PRESENT VOLUME IS 26,000 PATIENT DAYS

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YOUR NURSING HOME DEFINES OUTPUT AS A PATIENT DAY. ITS PRESENT VOLUME IS 26,000 PATIENT DAYS. THE…

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Your nursing home defines output as a patient day. Its present volume is 26,000 patient days. The average cost per day is $90.00. Present revenues and costs are presented below:
Revenues
AmountCharge Patients (6,000 Patient Days) $750,000
Fixed-Price Patients (20,000 Patient Days) $1,800,000
Total Net Revenues $2,550,000
Costs
Amount
Fixed Costs $1,170,000
Variable Costs ($45/PD) $1,170,000
Total ($90/PD) $2,340,000
Net Income $210,000
Using this information, answer the following two questions:
What is the break-even in patient days for this nursing home, assuming no profit is required?
If volume goes up 10% to 28,600 patient days and payer mix is unchanged, what will net income be?

DETERMINE THE PROVIDER’S EQUILIBRIUM WAGE AND HOW MANY NURSING UNITS IT WILL HIRE

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DETERMINE THE PROVIDER’S EQUILIBRIUM WAGE AND HOW MANY NURSING UNITS IT WILL HIRE. THE PROVIDER IS A…

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The following is a labor supply function:
Wage per hour Quantity of Nurse Supplied
$2 1
4 2
6 3
8 4
10 5
12 6
Nurses are used by the clinic visits. Each visit brings $2 in revenue for the clinic. The relationship between nursing units and clinic visits is as follows:Quantity of Nurses Total Clinic Visits
1 5