Introduction to swot - begin with an introduction to the

Question

Please fully complete the assignment below. My tip will be based on how well you do a SWOT analysis.

Assignment:

Please complete all parts using the example case study (this is NOT the same as your case study, it is in every Unit at the bottom)

YOU WILL NOT GET CREDIT IF YOU DO NOT USE THE EXAMPLE CASE STUDY INSTEAD OF YOUR STUDY TO COMPLETE THIS !

Part A:

Strengths, weakness, opportunities, and threats (SWOT)

1. Introduction to SWOT - Begin with an introduction to the SWOT analysis. Make sure you make it understandable to someone who has no knowledge of our class or what we are doing.
2. Five strengths - clearly stated, explained with a summary sentence, backed up with a data point
3. Five weaknesses - clearly stated, explained with a summary sentence, backed up with a data point
4. Five opportunities - clearly stated, explained with a summary sentence, backed up with a data point
5. Five threats - clearly stated, explained with a summary sentence, backed up with a data point
6. Five sets of pairs between strengths and opportunities; and weaknesses and threats
7. Easy to comprehend?
8. Appropriate visual quadrants
9. Wrap up paragraph - Include a wrap up paragraph summarizing what you did and prepare the reader for the next stage of your portfolio, the competitive advantage. Rank and prioritize results
10. Grammar and spelling

Please refer to pages 185-186 in the text for certainty and impacts for #9

HERE IS THE BOOK FOR QUESTION #9:

Walston, Stephen L. (2014). Strategic Healthcare Management. Chicago, IL: Health Administrative Press.