Patton-Fuller Community Hospital Organization
Patton-Fuller Community Hospital Organization
“How did the auditedand unaudited financial statements differ?” whoever doesthis has to go to the annual report to find this information.
Resource: Patton-Fuller Community Hospital VirtualOrganization
Review thefinancial statements, located in the Patton-Fuller Community Hospital VirtualOrganization.
- Click on the VirtualOrganization link in the Materials section to the right.
- Click onthe Healthcare tab and access the Patton-Fuller CommunityHospital.
- Click the Chief FinancialOfficer link under the Corporate Officers tab to access the financialstatements.
Write a 350- to 700-wordsummary that addresses the following:
- Annual report, including thePatton-Fuller financial statements
- How did the audited andunaudited financial statements differ?
- Relationship between revenuesources and expenses on Patton-Fuller’s financial performance
- What is the effect of revenuesources on financial reporting at the hospital?
- How are the hospital’srevenues and expenses grouped for planning and control?
009 – 2008 Balance Sheet (Audited)
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2009 – 2008 Balance Sheet (Unaudited)
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2009 – 2008 Statement of Cash Flows
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2009 – 2008 Statement of Retained Earnings andStockholders’ Equity
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2009 – 2008 Statement of Revenue and Expense(Audited)
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2009 – 2008 Statement of Revenue and Expense(Unaudited)
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2009 Interim Statement of Income (Unaudited)
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