St. Mary's Health System: A Case Study

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The author will be discussing the issues that Catholic Hospitals face in regards to health care policy, and how the regulations of a Catholic hospital can sometimes be debilitating at providing patients different types of care. Catholic health care in the United States advances the health care ministry by caring for people and their communities. Catholic health care in the United States is comprised of more than 600 hundred hospitals and more than 1,400 long-term care and other facilities in all 50 states (Trancik, 2015). It has been analyzed that the Catholic health ministry is the largest group of nonprofit health care providers in the nation. Every day, one-in-six patients in the United States is cared for in a

On October 10, 2015, while working off duty at Cardinal Health, reserved Deputy Brawley and Sergeant JakeBowden were advised by an employee that a wrecker was circling the lot. It is Cardinal Health’s policy not to allow people on the property unless they have business with or are employed by Cardinal Health. The parking lot is posted.

This paper focuses on analyzing the Massachusetts health care system. Specifically it addresses how the 2006 health care reform law sought to increase health insurance coverage for the uninsured, underinsured, children, young adults, and low income residents. Its desire was for universal coverage for all its residents, and that it would be both reasonably priced and of value. The Law addressed need to decrease the barriers to health care, such as racial disparities, and overall health care costs while increasing access to provider, utilization of services, with a focus on quality care. This paper will exam how the Massachusetts health reform addressed these health care issues.

This paper focuses on analyzing the Massachusetts health care system. Specifically it addresses how the 2006 health care reform law sought to provide health insurance coverage for the uninsured, underinsured, children, young adults, and low income residents. In addition it diminished the demand side rationing that was occurring in Massachusetts. Its desire was for universal coverage, and would be both reasonably priced and of intrinsic value. The law addressed the need to decrease barriers to health care, such as racial disparities, and overall health care costs while increasing access to provider, and utilization of services. It was to focus on quality care. This paper will exam how the Massachusetts health reform addressed these

Plaintiff, OSCEOLA SC, LLC, a Florida Limited Liability Company d/b/a St. Cloud Regional Medical Center, (“Hospital”) by and through its undersigned counsel, sues Defendant, Rafael Fleites, M.D. (“Physician”), and alleges:

St. John’s academic team won matches against both Stall High School and Burke High School Thursday evening for the first pre-playoff rounds of Charleston County School District’s quiz bowl tournament. In its first match, St. John’s edged out Stall 38-34, and later defeated Burke 37-19.

We can treat a patient with a variety of underlying medical conditions, from different cultural backgrounds, and socio-economic classes. However, there are a couple of common characteristics that our patients share. Most of the lymphedema patients are suffering from either diabetes, venous insufficiency, morbid obesity, or any type of cancer, such as breast cancer, ovarian cancer, multiple melanoma, or lymphoma. Our patients are usually 60-year-old or older, Caucasian, and live 10-20 minutes away from the outpatient clinic. Most of them have some sort of family support either from their spouses or children. Also, the majority of our patients are religious and attend church on a regular basis. In addition, 99% of our patients are not familiar with the lymphedema diagnosis and require extensive education regarding this

Penrose St. Francis health system was founded in 1887 by Sister Mary Huberta. The hospital now operates two major hospitals along with multiple urgent and community centers. The hospital system has been awarded America’s top 50 Hospitals health grade from 2008-2015 in multiple areas of care. Alongside this award the system has won many different awards both nationally and locally. The system is known for multiple types of care including Ambulatory services, Cancer treatment, and various types of specialized surgeries. The health care system only has one local competitor, a state run hospital system that includes two campuses. There is no limit to the types of consumers that the health care system treats.

United States health system, the biggest in the world, employs most up-to-date and state-of-the-art technologies in healthcare. U.S. is the world leader in research and development in the biomedical field. The magnitude of the research in healthcare and medical innovations that come out of the U.S., in general have been the largest. U.S. contributes, influences and drives medical research in various parts of the world with great emphasis on the quality of human life. U.S. pharmaceutical and medical equipment companies have access to biggest markets in the world and yet Americans spend more than 17% of country’s GDP towards healthcare, the largest in the world. In spite of that, US healthcare system suffers from complex rules,

Providence Health & Services, hereafter referred to as Providence, is a healthcare provider headquartered in Renton, Washington. Its core strategy is to create healthier communities by delivering care across five states: Alaska, California, Montana, Oregon, and Washington. In the present essay I discuss the organization’s Durable Medical Equipment department’s ability to address the six quality aims: safety, effectiveness, patient-centeredness, timeliness, efficiency, and equity.

Mount Sinai St. Luke is hiring clinical pharmacists that are able to work collaboratively with nurses and physicians while providing diagnostic and therapeutic extensions of care on a daily basis. The pharmacists will be responsible for carrying out services with a focus on Infectious Diseases and Antimicrobial Stewardship at the site. Clinical pharmacists are also expected to conduct research and other scholarly activities throughout the year with the goal of publishing. Other responsibilities include infectious diseases patient care rounds, clinical interventions, antimicrobial stewardship activities, medication use evaluations and institutional committee membership. I would consider working for Mount Sinai St. Luke because of its treatment towards its workers.

Pittsburgh Mercy Health System (PMHS) includes a chairperson, two vice chairpersons, treasurer, secretary, district attorney, public benefits attorney, president and CEO, vocation director, representative, deputy director, executive vice president, chief financial officer, councilor, and lastly, a senior vice president and chief financial officer. Each panjandrum, lusted above, represents the organization at large and each division contains their set of board of directors.

It was in 1977 that the United Healthcare United Health group was founded by Richard Burke. The headquarters of the company are in Minnetonka, Minnesota. This organization works towards the betterment of people's health, it help them in living a healthy life by providing them with the kind of health care that would be best for them. The main focus of United Healthcare which is a major division of the United Health group is to provide the people with better health benefits and coverage.

The health care organization covered is Jackson Health System in Miami, Florida. With over 2500 beds, this is one of the largest health systems in Florida and its flagship Jackson Memorial is one of the largest in the country. There are a number of strengths and weaknesses that will characterize the strategic direction that the organization will follow. Among the strengths are that Jackson has a large geographic footprint with Miami-Dade County, it has the financial backing of the county, that it has a diverse workforce, its relationship with medical school at the University of Miami, its leadership, and the multiple clinics and specialized services that it offers.