1. By: Ryan Dwelley, Hannah Wood, Sarah Foley, Jason Tedford, Gabe Lawson

2.  Yale Was first found is 1826 it was roughly seven acers and had thirteen beds.  At this time it was supported by the town and was 13,000 to construct.  Yale eventually opened in 1833 and got a jump start in the civil war tending to wounded soldiers. This gave them good business to expand and prosper.

3.  Now a days the hospital has 1,008 rooms and advances in many medical sciences such as: 1. Cancer 2. Physical Therapy 3. Neurosciences

4.  Relocating to another country gives Yale the opportunity to expand.  The preferable spot would be Thailand.  This spot is growing economically and in population.

5.  The location is in the south eastern side of the Earth and receives a climate that is warm and stormy.  The land is flat and has areas the are very dry, drinkable water can sometimes be scarce.  The average population can read and write, however, the people are not educated enough to work at the hospital.

6.  The water there is not always sanitary and may cause Bacterial diarrhea. There are also anouther list of diseases such as, dengue fever, Japanese encephalitis, and malaria are all common in Thailand. This provides good business for the company.

7.  The economy is not the best in the area and the country might not be able to afford the medical advances the we have to offer but in time the company should be able to move there and still make a profit.  The Hospitals in Thailand are advanced in a few ways but are certainly not going to be as skilled as what we have to offer, there for it is worth the risk to move there.

8.  To the workers that are going to be working there culture shock will be a big change to them. This is because the food and music are so different and they drive to the left of the road. However, these are simply small changes that can be fixed in time.

10.  There are many monsoons and other tropical storms that might severely damage the hospital.  The Vietnamese government is doing a lot to make sure that no diseases get spread over the border.  There are also many hospitals, so there will be a lot of competition.

11.  Laos is very mountainous, setting up a hospital building would be difficult.  Laos is land locked making it harder to import supplies.  Laos is a communist country, might not accept new hospital.

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