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http://louisville.bizjournals.com/louisville/stories/2008/11/17/focus6.html

Any workplace, and especially health care organizations, deal with ethical and social issues on a daily basis. By having process benchmarks as a real-time style of monitoring, and tighter criteria for signs of pneumonia there are no real issues in regards to ethics or society. There are, though, issues with the increase of "training days" for the staff. This is a moral ethics issue. These would have to be open to all the staff that work in the ER and in an environment for the staff to be able talk about why they had troubles in the last period. Not only focusing on the financial consequences but for the hospital as a whole.

In regards to ongoing training for employees, the article above focuses on how important it is for today's companies. Continue to invest employees and they will continue to invest in the company.

Works Cited: Leonard-Boone, Shannon. "Ongoing training for employees is a must in today’s changing work environment." //Business First of Louisville// (2008): Web. 22 Nov 2009. .