Arnett Hospital Memorandum

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 support the local community. This paper will review the current business systems in place, suggest improvements and provide how those changes could overall improve PFCH, both internally and externally.

I have been given the opportunity to create a new healthcare facility, and I have chosen to

develop a plan. They may need to reach out to larger hospitals to see what they have done and how it has worked. Implementation may be slightly different, but the end result should be comparable. In that same sense, a very large city hospital may be able to create a large

The Southern Baptist Hospital is a not for profit organization that realized a need for marketing to address issues of falling market share. It embarked on an aggressive marketing campaign, mainly focused on corporate image, and the campaign was well received by the audience. It was however seen that though the campaign had been received well, they had failed to achieve their marketing objectives. This paper analyses key aspects of the SBH marketing campaign, and analysis on various aspects that would be key learning’s for future marketing activities.

Each worksite health system begins as individual pieces. Also, you would like to amass the pieces together accurately and effectively, adjust?

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Dr. David Torchiana (Cardiac Surgeon) and Dr. Richard Bohmer (Quality Improvement Administrator) want to improve the process in the hospital by

Monies to renovate the hospital wing will come from a capital budget which will include the demolition and reconstruction of the existing structure without changing the footprint. Equipment and furnishings needed for the unit will also come from the capital budget. The hospital may apply for grants or run a fundraising campaign through the hospital foundation to assist with the costs of the project. “A fundamental concept integral to business planning is the time value of money. A dollar today is worth more than a dollar in the future” (McKay & Peters, 2013, p. 107). McKay & Peters go on to state that “Whatever money a project generates over time must take into account that the value of the dollar is falling” (2013, p. 107). The capital budget for the hospital wing renovation is an estimate of 1,500,000 dollars. This number is derived from comparing similar projects and then determining a reasonable budget for the project planned. One such similar project at Clarke County Hospital in Osceola, Iowa had a budget of 2,200,000 for a 10,000 sq. feet renovation of nine patient rooms. This renovation included replacing an elevator, a pharmacy remodel, and a mechanical penthouse with a chiller (Graham Construction Company, 2012). Another wing renovation at Braintree Rehabilitation Hospital was done in 2009 for 1.4 million dollars that included 35 patient room and a therapeutic patio (Scheible, 2009, p.1).

Services are provided by highly qualified, cooperating with each other, mutually respectful and stable staff,

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There are many operational level improvements like governance, process, policy & procedure even technology can be addressed. However, none of these tactical solutions can help Memorial Hospital to gain and sustain long term success without solving a few major problems. These problems are listed below:

Cons: Potential for damage to our image. Could become known as a "woman's clinic." Some men might not feel comfortable knowing this type of service might be in the room next to them. Might change the atmosphere of the clinic. I also don't think this is something you could advertise in the paper. I think this is a good idea, however might cause more long-term harm than good to the clinic.

The Riverview Children’s Hospital is eight months behind schedule with the implementation of a new computerized financial system. Management wants the system to be in place by the end-of-year audit [April], which is only six weeks away. However, management estimates that there is only a fifty percent chance that the system will function correctly if its implementation is rushed. While this makes a case for delaying the implementation, it also pushes the schedule into another fiscal year, bringing a large set of expenses over with it. The board wants to avoid this. A decision must be made that weighs the pros and cons of pursuing implementation before the audit versus the delay of the implementation until after the

In the present scenario achieving effective and efficient health care services is an acute issue that needs an immediate attention. In developing countries this problem is mostly common as the government alone is not fully capable in undertaking different challenges to meet the heath needs of fast growing populations. There was a need to develop an

Shouldice Hospital is currently utilizing its beds quite well. Under the Shouldice method, they are operating with 90 beds, admitting 30 patients per day, and not accepting any new patients on Saturdays. Each patient admitted generally stays in the hospital for 3 days and is discharged on the fourth morning. By examining Exhibit 4.7, it is apparent that the hospital’s capacity utilization is roughly 71.43%. On Mondays and Fridays, 60 of the 90 beds are utilized (66%). Tuesdays through Thursdays, all 90 beds are being used (100%), while 30 of the beds are being used on Saturdays and Sundays (33%). If they were using all 90 beds, 7 days a week,