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An overview of research, theory, and investigative approaches were presented in Section III. Section IV contains an analysis of relevant information as it addresses the capstone questions presented earlier. The following analysis focuses on ensuring the available data are useful and presented effectively, not on drawing any conclusions or connections.
Relevant Analysis
The following relevant analysis contains a review of the information surrounding the problem of a 9.5% failure rate of HRTs on call monitors in 2013 (XYZ Bank, 2014). Within the analysis, the management question is addressed as to what training programs are available and what the results and costs are for each option available. The available data is are processed and used in …show more content…

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