Which of the Following Statements About Operational Linkages Is FALSE

question 7

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about operational linkages is FALSE?

• A) Just-in-time is an example of an operational linkage.
• B) Operational linkages are direct ties between the internal operations of the buyer and seller firms.
• C) Operational linkages involve only occasional coordination of activities between buying and selling firms.
• D) None of these statements about operational linkages is FALSE.

Recognize the importance of patient preferences, abilities, and cultural sensitivity in care planning and intervention selection.

Define and differentiate between types of interventions (e.g., health promotion, treatment, prevention).

Describe the role of critical pathways in standardizing care for frequently occurring conditions.

Acknowledge the client as the primary decision-maker in the care for healthy adult clients.

---

Definitions:

Divisional Structure

An organizational framework divided into semi-autonomous units or divisions based on product, service, market, or geography.

Similar Customers

Individuals or organizations with comparable needs, interests, or characteristics, targeted by businesses offering tailored products or services.

Geographic Region

An area defined by natural or artificial boundaries characterized by specific physical, economic, cultural, or political conditions.

Divisional Structure

A type of organizational structure where operations are divided into semi-autonomous units or divisions based on product, service, market, or geography.