Patton-Fuller Community Hospital Joshua Harris NTC/362 August 9th‚ 2012 Richard Douglass Patton-Fuller Community Hospital ”Patton- Fuller Community Hospital has prided itself on providing top-of-the-notch not-for-profit health care organization since their opening in 1975” (University of Phoenix‚ 2012). The hospital’s specialty is in providing high-quality health care to all patients‚ and establishing peaceful work relationships within the staff. Services provided
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Patton Fuller Community Hospital (PFCH) has been a not for profit healthcare facility since 1975 with a focus on providing the highest quality of healthcare. PFCH specializes in the following services; emergency medical care‚ specialized surgical procedures‚ baby delivery and prenatal care‚ physical therapy‚ and has a well-established radiology department. Being one of the primary healthcare facilities in their area‚ PFCH has raised the bar by providing a diverse selection of health programs that
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manager for Community General Hospital. However‚ the new manager has no background in business. The hospital has struggled in the past and it is now up to Dr. Wright to take the next steps. This is the first problem‚ the lack of leadership and financial guidance for the hospital. The second issue is the hospitals reputation. The hospital was originally for designated for helping African Americans. This did well from 1940 to the 1960s. After desegregation the reputation for the hospital went down.
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Community Health Information Network Analysis D.Metoye Dr. G. Hanney May 30‚ 2010 MHA616 In today’s challenging environment of lowered reimbursements and narrowing margins‚ many independent health care organizations find it beneficial to align themselves with Community Health Information Network. Community Health Information Network or CHIN is a combination of telecommunication and network capabilities that links healthcare stakeholders throughout a community. (Tan & Payton 2010)
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CAMBRIDGE HOUSE COMMUNITY COLLEGE HND BUSINESS UNIT 3 Organisations and Behaviour 2010 Specification Learning outcomes and assessment criteria Learning Outcomes Assessment Criteria Evidence LO1 Understand the relationship between organisational structure and culture 1.1 compare and contrast different organisational structures and culture 1.2 explain how the relationship between an organisation’s structure and culture can impact on the performance of the business
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Great amount of time is being consumed by information retrieval and the billing process of most Local Community Hospitals without computer generated system is slow. To be able to provide the medical needs of the rapidly growing population‚ Local Community Hospitals must be versatile to the current trends and innovation in today ’s changes in technology. One of the concerns of Local Community Hospitals nowadays is how to lessen the number paper works in having a transaction with the patient that could
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Advantages of Wireless Networks in a Hospital Jeffrey Rader When healthcare adapted to wireless networks‚ it provided so many efficient ways of promoting a greater care for the patient. Although having some drawbacks with the technology‚ which will be discussed later in this writing. The combination of wireless and healthcare can provide many advances and solve many issues that have plagued the field in the past. Effectiveness of wireless networks allows the nurse and doctor to send a prescription
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Final Introduction and Background The Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA) is one of the academic teaching hospitals of Harvard and Tufts Medical Schools. The hospital has many different departments‚ including primary care clinics‚ inpatient psychiatry‚ outpatient psychiatry‚ as well as specialty clinics such as the Latino‚ Haitian‚ Portuguese‚ and the Asian linguistic teams. The CHA has three main locations: Somerville‚ Cambridge‚ and the Whidden Memorial Hospital in Everett. From my interview with Michael
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DISTANCE LEARNING DIPLOMA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 2 (ABM) COMMUNITY HEALTH Writer: Mwansa David M. Contact: 0977744745/0968941175 Email:mwnsamumbad@yahoo.com CONTENT Unit 1: Introduction 1. Subjective 2. Subject overview Unit 2: The concept of Community health 1. Introduction 1. Definitions of community Unit 3: Community-based health care and raising health awareness 1. Introduction 2. Community Care Access Centres: 3. Community-Based Health Care Models Unit 4: Health and Development of
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Chapter: Chapter01 True/False 1. True or False? A community is a group of people who have common characteristics. Ans: True Page: 6 2. True or False? Choosing to eat wisely‚ regularly wearing a safety belt‚ and visiting the physician are examples of community health activities. Ans: False Page: 8 3. True or False? Physical factors affecting community health include geography‚ community size‚ and industrial development. Ans: True Page: 8
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