Corporate Governance Management

Corporate Governance Management

The post is a combination of two asighnments

1:Serious situations demanding a physician to inform the parent.

Order Description Read: Peri Klass, M.D. "What to Do When the Patient Says, ‘ Don’t Tell Mom’", Online Text answer the following questions: What are some of the more serious situations that would demand a physician to inform the parent? Dr Klass separates her adolescent patients into two groups. What are they and how does she handle them with confidentiality? What third group of children that she doesn't mention but is implied by the ages of the other two groups? Would this group ever have anything they mention be confidential? Why are the middle school years more challenging? What is the balancing act that physicians have to do when it comes to children patients? What three questions may influence the balance? What made the situation with the teenager drinking from their parents liquor so problematic? How did Dr Klass handle the situation with the seventh grader who was being bullied? What does Dr Ford mean with the phrase, "Your role as a physician is different than your role as a mother"? Finally, upload a document(either pdf, doc, docx, or rtf) with the answers to this assignment.

2:Corporate Governance Management

Order Description prepare a business style report with a 'recommendation along with an action' and justification based on the case study provided below. Case Study ‘As a separate legal person, a corporation has two basic objectives: To survive and to thrive. Shareholder value is not the objective of the corporation; it is an outcome of the corporation’s activities. While shareholders entrust their stakes in a corporation to the board of directors, shareholders are just one audience among others that the board may consider when making decisions on behalf of the corporation. These audiences, typically called stakeholders, may also include other financial stakeholders, such as bondholders, and nonfinancial stakeholders, such as employees, customers, suppliers, and NGOs representing various concerns of civil society. In the face of limited resources, no matter how large the corporation, directors must make choices regarding the significance of the corporation’s many audiences.’ Source: Robert G Eccles and Tim Youmans (2015) ‘Why Boards Must Look Beyond Shareholders’, MIT Sloan Management Review https://sloanreview.mit.edu/article/why-boards-must-look-beyond-shareholders/ Business style report required Assume you have been employed as a corporate governance consultant by the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD). The AICD is concerned that many company directors hold the opinion that the company’s board of directors has a responsibility to place the interests of shareholders above all other stakeholder interests. prepare a report to be submitted to the AICD evaluating the evidence that the responsibility of a company director is to place shareholder interests above those of other stakeholders. Specifically, the AICD has requested that your report contain evidence, examples and recommendations for company directors that will guide them when making board decisions so they are responsive to diverse stakeholder audiences. The AICD has advised you that they intend to make your report a public document and it will be uploaded to the website so it can be read by both corporate governance specialists and non-specialists. write in the following format: • Executive summary • Introduction • Evidence and Analysis • Conclusions • Recommendations (must be justified by evidence and not a shopping list). • Table of contents not required. utilise the references listed below and attached: • Corporate Governance Managers – week 1 (tutorial notes) • Solomon, J 2013, Corporate governance and accountability, 4th ed. (2013), pp. 3--24, 27--45 • AICD Code of Conduct • Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) Corporate Governance • Colley, J Doyle J, Logan, G Stettinius, W 2003, Corporate governance, pp. 83—90, McGraw-Hill • OECD Principles • McGregor, L The Essence of Corporate Governance Also look at the AICD website for more information and on the institution - https://aicd.companydirectors.com.au/?TC=CMP-01689 Y5P8B7~1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI9pCmiIfU2AIVlpS9Ch0Q_AarEAAYASAAEgIpDPD_BwE visit the site of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). https://www.oecd.org/daf/ca/principles-corporate-governance.htm