HSM 541 Week 8 Final Exam-with 100% verified solutions-2022-2024
1. (TCO A). You are the newly hired chief knowledge officer (CKO) for a mid-sized hospital in a semiurban area of the country. Your first task is to
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HSM 541 Week 8 Final Exam-with 100% verified solutions-2022-2024
1. (TCO A). You are the newly hired chief knowledge officer (CKO) for a mid-sized hospital in a semiurban area of the country. Your first task is to develop the organization's strategic plan that will shape the development of a comprehensive network of services for their community.
The organization provides the usual array of inpatient services expected in a moderate-sized community hospital. A local nursing home and retirement community is for sale, and the organization is considering the purchase of that agency. Several physician practices are also interested in alliances with the hospital. There is a local county health department that provides some clinic services, primarily for the uninsured.
You've been asked to give a presentation to the board of directors on options to restructure the local delivery of healthcare services. The hospital's president has asked you to focus your presentation on the common elements a comprehensive delivery system attempts to accomplish and to highlight innovative methods of restructuring. The presentation will lay out the requirements of an integrated healthcare delivery system. (Points : 25)
breakthrough results in the design process and make the most of one of the large capital investments. Designing a new ly integrated healthcare delivery system requires time, planning and lots of brainstorming. IFD includes representatives from the core services: internal medicine, physicians, lab, radiology and pharmacy in the planning and implementation. The process also includes facilities personnel, as w ell as patients and architects. The IFD approach in w orking w ith patients, physicians, design teams, management, staff and partners has made an indelible impact. Innovations in the creation of patient value expand the scope from the core clinical processes to consider a w ide array of issues, including patient preferences, technological possibilities, financial arrangements and integrated patient journeys. One example could be the follow ing: Standardizing rooms can result in less patient w aiting and less w asted provider care time. By know ing how many of each item should be in the exam room every day, organizations can centralize inventory, restocking and ordering medical supplies through a facilities department. Another example is that a clinic can have plans to open a new location. If an original plan is based on 45,000 square feet. Through the IFD design process this could be draw n out dow n to maybe 35,000 square feet, w ith ability
to save more than a $1 million in costs and have almost the same plan as the original. Not in terms of lots, but in terms of space saving for other not needed things.
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