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    Extranet – Wikipedia

    An extranet is a controlled private network that allows access to partners, vendors, and suppliers or an authorized set of customers – normally to a subset of the information accessible from an organization’s intranet.

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    Transceiver – Wikipedia

    A transceiver is a component of a wireless device that is able to both transmit and receive information through radio waves. It is a combination of a transmitter and receiver, hence the name transceiver. Transceivers are most commonly used in wireless devices, like cell phones. Other common examples include walkie-talkies and CB radios.

    Despite the widespread use of transceivers, one common device that does not use them is a radio. A radio only has a receiver that receives the radio signal transmitted by radio stations for the listeners to enjoy.

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    Definition and Philosophy of Case Management

    Case management is the coordination of the options and services required to meet the client’s health and human service needs.

    Case management facilitates the achievement of client wellness and autonomy through advocacy, assessment, planning, communication, education, resource management, and service facilitation.

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    Revenue cycle management – Wikipedia

    Revenue cycle management is the process used by healthcare systems in the United States and all over the world to track the revenue from patients, from their initial appointment or encounter with the healthcare system to their final payment of balance.

    It is a cycle that describes the life cycle of a patient through a typical healthcare encounter.

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    Social Workers: Essential System Navigators

    One of the major responsibilities of a social worker is to be a system navigator for their clients. System navigation is a term used to describe the challenging process of steering through a complex social and health system to access resources and services according to the needs of an individual client. It often involves dealing […] More

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    What is patient adherence?

    In medicine, patient adherence describes the degree to which a patient correctly follows medical advice: including taking medication, following a diet and/or exercise plan, etc. More

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    The Meaning of Personalized Care

    Not every patient responds the same way to treatment. But nowadays, doctors and hospitals have access to more data on each patient than ever before, including their age, ethnicity, genetic background, current and previous health conditions, and more. Personalized care involves using technological advancements to leverage the vast amounts of data we have on a […] More

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    What Is Tenure? | DiscoverPhDs

    What is Tenure? 

    Tenure is a permanent position awarded to professors showing excellence in research and teaching. Having tenure typically means you can only be dismissed for grave misconduct. This is why most see tenure as a job for life.

    If you’re hired to fill a tenure-line assistant professor position in the United States, the standard is that you’ll be reviewed for tenure and promotion to associate professor in the sixth year. If that succeeds, you’ll have tenure beginning in your seventh year.

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    401(k) vs. Pension Plan: What’s the Difference?

    401(k)s and pensions are both employer-sponsored retirement plans, but pensions are nearly extinct.

    In a 401(k):

    • The employee makes contributions (pre-tax) into the account
    • The employer may or may not match the contribution up to a certain percent
    • The employee can choose where to invest the money
    • The employee assumes all the investment risk. Meaning, however their investments do by the time they retire, that’s the money they get.

    In a pension plan:

    • The employee and/or the employer makes contributions into an investment pool with other employees’ pension money
    • The employee cannot choose how to invest the money. The employer has an investment professional that manages the portfolio.
    • The employer assumes all the investment risk
    • The employer guarantees a monthly payment to the employee for the rest of his life after they retire. The amount of this monthly payment is known to the employee upfront when he first joins the pension plan. 
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    What Is A Collective Bargaining Agreement?

    A collective bargaining agreement (CBA) is a written legal contract between an employer and a Union representing the employees. It is what levels the playing field between workers and management.

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