. 6 LESSONS FROM INTERNA TIONAL SUCCESS STORIES............................ 7 3.1 THE CASE OF CUBA ............................................................................................ 7 3.1.1 Promoting Privatization of HealthCare.................................................. 7 3.1.2 Centralized Marketing through SERVIMED ......................................... 7 3.2 THE CASE OF THAILAND ................................................................................
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The shadowing clinic was a good experience‚ I learned a few good pointers on what to do and what not to do. At the beginning when I arrived at the clinic‚ it was very stressful. I was going back and forth on each side of the clinic to find my group number and when I asked a few students and instructors‚ they didn’t know where the groups where placed themselves. It was very frustrating but I found my group in the end. In the group I stayed with one DH2. The first DH2 I stayed with‚ she showed me how
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4180 Organization and Management of Health Agencies INSTRUCTOR: LAWRENCE J. WALTERS‚ MHA‚ FACHE Item #4 on Assignments Tab HSA 4180 – Fall 2011; Case Study #4 **Your response to this case study is due 6PM 10/30/2011 Case Study #4 Managing Healthcare Professionals: Mini-Case Studies Respond to each of the scenarios below. Please label your mini-cases. Your response may be in a word document format or in a power point format. Cover all of the issues in each case you and use good writing and presentation
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First Rate Hospital (FRH) is committing significant resources to this pilot program since the demand for this type of network will only increase with time. Setting up a new infrastructure has monetary costs for both equipment and man-hours. The IT staff will need to install and set up the new infrastructure‚ as well as‚ train professional and standard users on the expectations for use of the new network and specific HIPAA rules for the use of their own device. The IT department along other members
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FUNCTIONS OF THE HOSPITAL Hospital administration functions can be classified into three broad categories: 1. Medical - which involves the treatment and management of patients through the staff of physicians. 2. Patient Support - which relates directly to patient care and includes nursing‚ dietary diagnostic‚ therapy‚ pharmacy and laboratory services. 3. Administrative - which concerns the execution of policies and directions of the hospital governing discharge of support services in the
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I. General info A. Hospital name: Chey M. Durant Memorial Hospital B. Available beds: 300 1. Culinary and Patient foodservices offered: a) Patient tray service (patient visits by nutrition rep for meal ordering) b) Cafeteria for staff and guests II. Operating budget A. Type: zero based variable B. Annual Budget: $547‚500.00 (based on $7.50/patient/day)*see below C. Costs assigned to: 1. Cafeteria operations 2. Patient services 3. Clinical nutrition services 4. Quality management 5. Procurement
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includes different divisions‚ from the Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) to the Veterans Health Administration (VHA). Each one of the divisions has a different job in which it oversees throughout the organization. Their central offices are predominantly in Washington D.C.‚ although they do have some in Colorado‚ Texas‚ and Maryland. This does not include the many VA Medical Centers‚ Outpatient Clinics‚ Vet Centers‚ and Benefit Offices scattered throughout every state. This works well for the
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In the early stages of the Vietnam Veteran Memorial people used verbal and racist attacks directed towards Maya Lin because of the fact that she was an Asian American building a memorial in remembrance of a war that took place in Asia. Ross Perot had pledged 160‚000 dollars to help run the competition withdrew his support and called it a “trench”. Numerous veteran groups also showed their disapproval some said it lacked heroic or patriotic symbols. Other veteran groups said that it should rise above
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established six different bodies. The Security Council‚ which consists of five permanent members (the United States‚ the United Kingdom‚ France‚ Russia‚ and China) and ten rotating member countries‚ was given primary responsibility for international peace and security. The General Assembly‚ to which all members belong‚ decides budgetary matters and votes on policy issues. The other bodies are the Secretariat‚ the Economic and Social Council‚ the Court of Justice‚ and
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Peace Corps “If a free society cannot help the many who are poor‚ it cannot save the few who are rich‚” said President John F. Kennedy during his inaugural speech on January 20‚ 1961 (Weitsman15). Unlike presidents before him‚ Kennedy had a desire to reform the American attitude of ignorance and apathy towards the world‚ leading him to challenge a “new generation of Americans” to join “a grand and global alliance” (Weitsman 15). This “global alliance” was intended to combat tyranny‚ poverty‚ disease
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