The New Healthcare Facility: Poinciana Regional Hospital
The New Health Care Facility Luz A Comas Strayer University Dr. Narrad Beharry
Health care policy, law, and ethics Organization-HSA-515 January 28, 2013
Abstract
Poinciana Regional Hospital (PRH) is the new health care facility with a full service 200 bed for- profit health care organization. Twenty-four hours emergency room services will be provided. The services offered will focus on adult care. This facility will be employee the best physicians for the most difficult Cancer. Throughout this paper, a detailed organizational chart for PRH will be provided, as well as the mission, vision, and values statement.
The procedures that govern the hospital- physician and physician- patient relationship and the referral services that will be offered will be described. In addition, a peer review system will be created.
Finally, a synopsis of how HMO insurance will be handled will be provided.
Poinciana Regional Hospital (PRH) Organizational Chart
Mission, vision, and values statement for Poinciana Regional Hospital
Mission Statement "The mission of Poinciana Regional Hospital (PRH) is to provide the highest quality health-care services to the communities; we serve in a compassionate and caring environment. PRH is the home of integrative and compassionate cancer care. We never stop searching for and providing powerful and innovative therapies to heal the whole person, improve quality of life and restore hope ". Vision Statement PRH will distinguish itself as a leader in redefining health-care delivery and will be recognized for the passion of its people and partners in providing quality, innovative care to the patients. Values
Service
* We strive to anticipate and meet the needs of our patients, physicians and co-workers.
Patient First * We strive to deliver the best to every patient every day. The patient is our first priority in everything we do.
Integrity
* We
Health care policy, law, and ethics Organization-HSA-515 January 28, 2013
Abstract
Poinciana Regional Hospital (PRH) is the new health care facility with a full service 200 bed for- profit health care organization. Twenty-four hours emergency room services will be provided. The services offered will focus on adult care. This facility will be employee the best physicians for the most difficult Cancer. Throughout this paper, a detailed organizational chart for PRH will be provided, as well as the mission, vision, and values statement.
The procedures that govern the hospital- physician and physician- patient relationship and the referral services that will be offered will be described. In addition, a peer review system will be created.
Finally, a synopsis of how HMO insurance will be handled will be provided.
Poinciana Regional Hospital (PRH) Organizational Chart
Mission, vision, and values statement for Poinciana Regional Hospital
Mission Statement "The mission of Poinciana Regional Hospital (PRH) is to provide the highest quality health-care services to the communities; we serve in a compassionate and caring environment. PRH is the home of integrative and compassionate cancer care. We never stop searching for and providing powerful and innovative therapies to heal the whole person, improve quality of life and restore hope ". Vision Statement PRH will distinguish itself as a leader in redefining health-care delivery and will be recognized for the passion of its people and partners in providing quality, innovative care to the patients. Values
Service
* We strive to anticipate and meet the needs of our patients, physicians and co-workers.
Patient First * We strive to deliver the best to every patient every day. The patient is our first priority in everything we do.
Integrity
* We
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