Article: This statement should provide a straightforward explanation of the identified business problem or issue, and discuss the business areas that the business case must address for successful implementation. Use the first sentence of the problem statement to concisely present the problem, issue or goal that the business case seeks to resolve. For example, if the business problem is the need to generate additional lines of revenue the problem statement should begin with a statement that: "[Insert business name] is interested in expanding its current revenue stream by [business case's proposed answer to the business problem]." Get the approval of those requiring the report before continuing. Express the projects and options proposed by the group as a solution to the business problem, goal or issue. Explain in detail how the proposed change/plan addresses and resolves the problem, issue or goal. Include what should be accomplished by implementing the proposed business case plan. Indicate what is needed to implement the solution or project, including items like a monetary budget and increased labor numbers. Anything that is needed to complete this solution should be explained in the proposed solutions statement. Explain the methods used, and the research conducted in order to come up with the business case plan's proposed options. Include information about meetings with surveyed departments and target audiences. Provide ideal dates and worst-case scenarios for plan implementation, as well as a more general time frame for business case plan implementation and completion. Provide the costs associated with the project implementation timeline, as well as the potential costs/losses associated with not implementing the proposed business case plan. Explain the potential consequences and losses that could result from the plan not being implemented. The executive summary is the first, and most important part of the business case. The business case executive summary outlines the proposed project, that if implemented, would further the identified business goal, and/or resolve the identified business problem or issue. The executive summary will contain the major considerations that will be later discussed in more detail, including the timeline for business case implementation and completion, as well as the projected benefits and costs of business case implementation. Begin your executive summary with language such as: "This report is submitted in support of [insert business plan, goal or issue]. Provided is an evaluation and analysis of all relevant financial, marketing and business costs/considerations associated with implementing the suggested recommendations in this business case." From there provide an explanation of why the proposed business plan should be implemented, and identify the impacts on the business for not implementing the plan.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Write down the problem statement. Create a proposed solutions statement. Provide detailed timelines and time frames for successful project implementation and completion. Draft an executive summary.

Problem: Article: . It's a common foot affliction that you can deal with on your own at home. Be careful what equipment you use, though, since an ingrown toenail can easily become infected. Start by clipping the toenail straight across. Gently lift the ingrown part and slide a tiny ball of cotton under it to keep it from growing deeper. Change out the cotton every day until the problem is corrected. Protect the toe while it's healing. You might want to bandage it to make sure it doesn't get infected. If you see any signs of infection, see a doctor. If you have an itchy rash, chances are it's athlete's foot. There are over-the-counter creams that can be successfully used to treat athlete's foot and other fungus. Use a cream according to the manufacturer's instructions until the rash goes away and your foot feels better. In the meantime, make sure you change your socks often. If the condition doesn't go away after a few days, see a doctor. Toenail fungus is a different type of fungus, and it's much harder to treat. If your toenails are brown or yellow and cracked, see a doctor to discuss a prescription that might help. . A bunion occurs when the bone on the side of the foot experiences stress and begins to grow outward. This condition can become very painful if you don't take measures to correct the problem. Bunions are often genetic, but they can also be caused by wearing shoes that are too pointy at the top (like high heels or ballet shoes). Make sure your footwear isn't causing problems. It might be time to trade in those stilettos for some comfy flats. Wear bunion pads. They're available for purchase at drugstores. You place them over the bunion to prevent it from rubbing against your shoes. Consider surgery. If you have a very painful bunion, you might want to consider surgery, since there's nothing you can do to make it go away on its own. If you experience pain that doesn't go away, it's important to seek medical attention. There are many bones in the feet that can easily become fractured. Walking on a hurt foot can exacerbate the problem.
Summary: Correct an ingrown toenail Treat foot fungus. Stop bunions before they get out of hand See a podiatrist if you have foot pain.

The second criterion for a schizophrenia diagnosis is "social/occupational dysfunction." This dysfunction must be present for a significant portion of the time since you began displaying symptoms. Many conditions can cause dysfunction in your work and social life, so even if you're experiencing trouble in one or more of these areas, it doesn't necessarily mean you have schizophrenia. One or more areas of "major" functioning must be impaired: Work/Academics Interpersonal relations Self-care One of the criteria for "dysfunction" is whether you are able to fulfill the requirements of your job. If you're a full-time student, your ability to perform in school could be considered. Consider the following: Do you feel psychologically able to leave the house to go to work or school? Have you had a hard time coming in on time or showing up regularly? Are there parts of your work that you now feel afraid to do? If you are a student, is your academic performance suffering? This should be considered in light of what is normal for you. If you've always been a reserved person, not wanting to socialize isn't necessarily a sign of dysfunction. However, if you've noticed your behaviors and motivations change to things that aren't "normal" for you, this could be something to speak with a mental health professional about. Do you enjoy the same relationships you used to? Do you enjoy socializing in the way you used to? Do you feel like talking with others significantly less than you used to? Do you feel afraid or intensely worried about interacting with others? Do you feel like you're being persecuted by others, or that others have ulterior motives toward you? "Self-care" refers to your ability to take care of yourself and remain healthy and functional. This should also be judged within the realm of "normal for you." So, for example, if you usually work out 2-3 times per week but haven't felt like going in 3 months, this could be a sign of disturbance. The following behaviors are also signs of lapsed self-care: You have started or increased abusing substances such as alcohol or drugs You don't sleep well, or your sleep cycle varies widely (e.g., 2 hours one night, 14 hours the next, etc.) You don't "feel" as much, or you feel "flat" Your hygiene has gotten worse You don't take care of your living space
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Consider whether your occupation or social life is functioning (Criterion B). Think about how you handle your job. Reflect on your relationships with other people. Think about your self-care behaviors.