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1 Contributing Factors to a Strategic Plan Lisa Hill The University of Arizona Global Campus HCA421: Health Care Planning and Evaluation Steve Knowland September 11, 2023

2 Contributing Factors to a Strategic Plan Organizations in the healthcare sector must make compromises in how they manage triggers because of the numerous ways that external factors affect them. The business's strategic plan, though, still reflects their sense of reality. This plan is used in the healthcare industry to formulate focused short- and long-term goals and objectives. The company's mission, values, and vision are consistently in line with the work that is done thanks to these strategic plans. If goals change, they will internally review them and determine what adjustments are necessary to ensure the organization's success. Medical professionals' input and opinions must be considered in decision-making, and the organization must inspire its teams to ensure that the objectives are met, and the business is able to continue to grow. Analysis of Federal and State Regulations Regulations imposed by the federal and local governments have an impact on the American healthcare system. Among these influences are POC programs, health services, support, demographics, and educational initiatives for healthcare workers. Regulation offers programs establishing public health and welfare and shields the general public's health from risk. Looking at how the federal government has regulated health throughout American history, the HCQIA, Medicare, Medicaid, CHIP, HRRP, and HIPPAA of 1996 are the most significant laws that paved the way for subsequent laws governing health. Federal regulations

3 serve as the foundation for state health regulations, which are further supported by state and local governments through funding and tax laws. Mental Health Regulations It is estimated that one in four adults in the United States has a diagnosable mental disorder, and some people even have multiple disorders at once. The federal government promotes these people's inclusion and civil ability while also establishing privacy standards, outlawing discrimination, and abuse, and preventing it. Both the local and federal governments oversee policies, programs, and laws. Health care, housing, and criminalization of those who fit this description are regulated by public policies. Changes in policies may have a positive or negative impact on people seeking treatments or services. A $1.4 trillion spending bill approved by Congress in 2020 included provisions to fund medical research and mental health treatment programs (APA, 2019). Regulations on Drugs 7% of Americans, according to a survey conducted in 2021, report having trouble paying for their prescription drugs (Rainberg, 2021). The FDA, CMS, and the Department of Health and Human Services all have federal regulatory authority over drugs. Indirect government funding contributes to the development of nearly half of approved medications and nearly two-thirds of drugs under priority review. These rules' implementation helps to avoid dangerous drug interactions that could

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