Facility Planning-Part II Carrie "Shellie" Cobbs Facility Planning HCS 446 Terrie Rill August 23, 2014 Facility Planning-Part II Human factors are a serious reason to approach building design from several different angles. Understanding regulatory requirements will help the planning team meet the different codes required to build or remodel. Color selection and noise control affect the environment for both patients and employees so this must be selected carefully to impact the health and
Health Care Planning & Evaluation Bruce Carruthers September 6, 2010 In business there are strategies that need to be fulfilled. Starting a business or health care organization we need to use strategy planning. In the strategy planning of our business or health care organization we need to map out the mission, vision and goals that we want our business or health care organization to meet. My paper is going to be on the Veterans Health Administration strategy planning. This paper will
PLANNING FACILITIES PLANNING ASSIGNMENT #1 SEMESTER FALL-2010 PRESENTED TO: ------------- MR. MUSLIM LIGHTWALA PREPARED BY: --------- MUHAMMAD MARAJ SIDDIQUI (2009-3-08-9541) INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Institute of Business &Management Assignment 1 Course: Facilities Planning Semester: Fall 2010 Submission: by December 11, 2010 Total Marks: 15 1. Evaluate the facilities plan for your campus and list potential changes you would consider
Facility Planning Part 1 Todd Wallace HCS 446 Facility Planning June 20, 2011 Matt Essex Facility Planning Part 1 A great need for an ambulatory care center exists in my community. As of now most services that can be offered in such a setting are done at the hospital as an outpatient service. That service takes up valuable resources that could be used for the inpatient population if an ambulatory care center existed. The community would be well served by an ambulatory care center that
Facility Planning Part I Nina Brown Facility Planning/HCS 446 December 6, 2010 Johnnie West University of Phoenix Facility Planning Part I To give adequately patients improve and high-quality health care services, there is a call for improvement to the health care amenities and build new ones to maintain the existing ones whereas overextend with the increasing demand of services from different patrons. Any type of development embarked on should be in line within the finances provisions
Facility Planning Part 1 Pediatric Cardiology Clinic I chose to develop a plan for a pediatric cardiology clinic in our local area, the need for the clinic is very great due to the fact that the old cardiology clinic has closed down and there are no other pediatric cardiology clinics within at least a two hour drive from here. This clinic is an outpatient clinic that will be open from 8am to 5pm and closed on the weekends, with an emergency line for patients needing to speak to the cardiologist
facility planning part ! Facility Planning, Part I Maria Cordero HCS/446 October 23, 2012 Johnnie West Introduction This paper provides an overview of the facility planning process for the Urgent Care Clinic. The Urgent Care Clinic is considered a family clinic that is located in Virginia. In this paper the author will discuss the following elements. The communities need for the clinics renovation. The current type of population that is in need of health care services. And a brief description
Facility Planning Part II HCS 446 Facility Planning Part II Introduction Development and growing a facility takes much time and contemplation with respect to regulatory requirements, budgets, planning and development of the building and the interior design of the building. Making certain code requirements are met which is usually to help the architect and contractor. Many matters must be well-thought-out during the preliminary design created by the stakeholders in the blueprint. Color collections
Designing and planning for a health care facility can be relatively simple and complex. Facilities should be centered around patients and ideally built around the comfort and services it can provide to the patient. The design of the facility requires a lot of meticulous tasks that go along with planning and development down to the smallest tasks of obtaining the required equipment to the examination of Budget planning and cost estimates (Synthesis Partnership, 2011). Budgeting and cost estimates
Facility Planning Part 1 Shirley Doctor HCS/466 Facility Planning Dr. Michael Snell September 8, 2013 Franklin C. Fetter Outpatient Clinic Strategic Planning is an essential first step in the development of a result-base accountability system,” (Schilder, 2013, p. 1). In strategic planning an organization must know their goals, missions, and how to reach them. Health care facilities are in huge demand for the elderly and for people who lives in low-income