1. Develop a scope analysis for the following scenario by answering "in scope, out of scope or scope creep" to five (5) bullet points: Your large hospital has an issue with supply chain and logistics: their patients with kidney disease cannot get the acute dialysis required due to a shortage of staffing, equipment, and supplies as well as hospital protocols. The CEO of the hospital has provided your department with a line item that allows you to buy masks but you cannot spend more than $2/mask. You have pulled together your team to determine what is "in scope" and what is "out of scope" to solve the supply chain issues like suppliers not being able to deliver overseas items: the KN-95 masks are not regulated, they come from China and are $3/mask. the N-95 surgical masks made in the USA and available with overnight shipping are .30 higher than standard surgical masks standard surgical masks made in China and available with overnight shipping at .10/mask standard surgical masks made in the USA and available with overnight shipping at .30/mask specialized, fitted-face fabric coverings that are not regulated but have the hospital logo on them and are $2.50/mask