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Describe Cape Breton university challenges over the next 5years

Articles 1. The joint commission accreditation process review 2. 2023 Hospital Patient Safety Goals 3. Facts about The Joint Commission page 4. The Impact of Public Health Department Accreditation 5.Quality Improvement and Performance Management Benefits of Public Health Accreditation 6. Changes in Local Public Health System Performance Before and After Attainment of National Accreditation Standard 7. Ohio Statewide Efforts to Align Public Health/Health Care Population Health Planning List three ways the process of accreditation has a positive effect on organizational performance and outcomes after reviewing the articles

7Ps strategies for medical tourism hospital.

You are the hospital CEO. Two of the doctors admitting patients to the hospital consistently keep too many of their patients in the hospital longer than the average length of stay for several diagnosis-related groups. They say their patients are older and sicker and that they’re practicing higher-quality medicine. Questions: 1. As the hospital CEO, what three strategies can you undertake to better align hospital-physician clinical goals and outcomes? Please provide supporting rationale for why you believe each strategy would work. 2. Describe one action you would undertake as CEO to improve hospital-physician relations. Please provide supporting rationale for why you believe this action would work.

How a hotel can improve its service quality on Gap 1 (The listening group) with practical, cost and quality efficient solutions?

IBM Global Center for Smarter Analytics Case Analysis 7: Hamilton County dropout rates and lagging performance required the county to address these problems on the individual student level. Department of Education But that meant first finding the students who needed help, and doing so before their problems led them to drop out of the Hamilton County school system. At the end of the day, there's no one better positioned to sense when the student is in academic trouble than a teacher or counselor with whom students have a direct relationship. The trouble is, warning signs are often complex and cumulative in nature, thus escaping the notice of frontline educators and administrators. Add to that the everyday challenges of running a classroom, and it's all the more understandable how problem students can fly “under the radar" until it's too late. PARIMENT ZONE TEDUCATION Kelly recognized that early detection of at-risk students required a more multidimensional view of their progress,…

Clinical Decision Support, Reimbursement, and Value-Based Care Define the concept of clinical decision support (CDS) from a health IT/informatics perspective (perhaps - provide an example of CDS that are available within your own organization). Next, identify the most important barrier(s) to CDS adoption within the modern healthcare organization.  What recommendations do you have for the use of CDS to improve care value within the modern healthcare organization?  Explain how healthcare reimbursement reform will affect healthcare organizations’ use of CDS moving forward.

Q1) solve the following mcqs   a) At Khaleej Corporation, managers drew up a three-stage plan as they prepared for layoffs. First, they warned employees several months ahead that layoffs were inevitable. Soon thereafter, they held on-site presentations at all locations to explain to employees why the layoffs were needed and to provide as much information as they could about what employees should expect. Represents an example of?"     Provide assistance to displaced workers     Help survivors thrive     Both A & B     More Communication is significant   b) Rational decision-making approach ideally implies ______ decisions.     Programmed     Non-programmed     Rational     Non-rational

Q1) solve the following mcqs   a) At Khaleej Corporation, managers drew up a three-stage plan as they prepared for layoffs. First, they warned employees several months ahead that layoffs were inevitable. Soon thereafter, they held on-site presentations at all locations to explain to employees why the layoffs were needed and to provide as much information as they could about what employees should expect. Represents an example of?"     Provide assistance to displaced workers     Help survivors thrive     Both A & B     More Communication is significant   b) "An army officer gives his directions on a certain task, his cadets are compelled to follow his instructions. This is an example of ___. "     Expert     Referent     Reward     Legitimate c) _____ is the person who serves as one of the key persons in managing change initiatives.     Change agent     CEO     CFO     CIO

How did Alaska Airlines tried to minimize Gap 3 of Gap model of Service Quality?

How a hotel can improve its service quality on Gap 2 (Challenges of Service Design & Standards & Service Blueprint) with practical, cost and quality efficient solutions?

The business-to-customer (B2C) approach can have certain potential downsides. Explain.

. The manager of Perrotti's Pizza collects data concerning customer complaints about pizza delivery. Either the pizza arrives late, or the wrong pizza is delivered. Problem Topping is stuck to box lid Pizza arrives late Wrong topping or combination Wrong style of crust Wrong size Pizza is partially eaten Pizza never arrives Frequency 17 35 9 6 4 3 6 a. Use a Pareto chart to identify the "vital few" delivery problems. Comment on potential root causes of these problems and identify any especially egregious quality failures. b. The manager of Perrotti's Pizza is attempting to understand the root causes of late pizza delivery and has asked each driver to keep a log of specific difficulties that create late deliveries. After 1 week, the logs included the following entries: delivery vehicle broke down, couldn't make it across town to deliver second pizza in time, couldn't deliver four pizzas to four different customers in time, kitchen was late in producing order, got lost, order ticket was…

D. Explain the advantages of digital radiology in terms of: I. image quality ii. time saving iii. Image storage and transport iv. Cost savings and increased profits v. follow-up radiology E. Explain the disadvantages of digital radiology in terms of: I. staff training ii. equipment costs Put reference

13. Remote patient monitoring systems are a type of a) Internet-based system b) decision support system c) home telehealth system d) enabling technology 10. Which of the following services is provided by case management agencies? a) Client assistance b) Community-based services c) Long-term care financing d) Quality improvement

I IE 3 4 I E II5 I 3. Your Task For each scenario, discuss the following: - What is the issue (there may be more than 1)? • Who are the parties affected? • List and explain 2 alternatives for handling each situation Discuss 2 pros and 2 cons for each alternative - What is your conclusion? Discuss the best way to handle each situation - use reasoning to justify your decision Situation You have a worker who after repeated warnings still refuses to clean up his work area. He says that is why the company is paying the custodians. His job description clearly states that he is responsible for the cleanliness of his area for safety reasons. You believe that he is undermining your authority.

10. CASE SYNOPSIS As 2019 ended, the founder and chief executive officer (CEO) of this Cosmetic Company had overseen phenomenal growth during the firm's five years of operation. However, the company was about to encounter a series of issues as a result of the global COVID-19 pandemic that resulted in lockdowns, stay-at-home orders, and closures of non-essential businesses around the world. This company, likemany other companies, suffered a severe decline in revenue. How could this company overcome the uncertainty and challenges that accompanied the pandemic? Construct Strategically sound decision during a crisis that involves severe resource constraints.

Syhoo Senior Center, a not-for-profit entity, enjoys the services of a group of high-school-age people who each agree to work three afternoons a week for three hours each afternoon performing a variety of patient-related services, such as writing letters for those who are unable to do so, delivering mail to the patient rooms, and pushing wheel-chair patients across the grounds. The services rendered by these young people enhance the quality of life for the residents. They could not be provided if they were not donated because there are not enough resources to do so. In year 2019, the young people donated 5,000 hours in total. The services would have cost $10.00 per hour if they had been purchased but they were worth $20 an hour to Syhoo Senior Center. A local CPA firm also donates its services to prepare the annual tax return and other federal and state required paperwork which must be filed to maintain its status as a tax-exempt organization. During 2019 the CPA firm provided 500…

Construct 2 separate Mindmapps using the PESTEL Analysis Diagram for each of the challenges Henry Ford Hospital is currently facing: 1. Financial Sustainability and  2. Staffing and workforce development.

1. How does the Ritz- Carlton match up to competitive hotels? What are the key differences? 2. Discuss the importance of the "wow stories" in customer service for a luxury hotel like The Ritz- Carlton? (Reference book: ritz carlton case study in Chapter 13 on page 379 of Philip kotler and keller marketing management)

Create a detailed Zachman framework analysis for a university.

Research topic: The study of customers’ behavior towards online shopping as opposed to in-store at a Supermarket. The Problem: would there be a problem conducting such research topic?  If so, what are the possible problems?

How might be integrated GPS (grow, perform, succeed) into the organization?

Scenario: Information technology is a powerful force in shaping service strategies. Customers of an Australian Supermarket (Coles) have become locked in a fiery debate over the supermarket's self-service check out. In a post to Facebook a Western Australian shopper uploaded a photo they snapped of the new look Coles cash registers. The new self-serve checkouts feature conveyor belts, which are traditionally seen at manned checkouts. There is also an illuminated "self-service" sign at the front of the conveyor belt and an area for shoppers to pay for their groceries and pack them. The new self-service checkouts are in addition to the regular self-service checkouts, which are designed for hand baskets (see image below). The self-serve conveyor belt checkouts have divided Coles customers on social media, with hundreds sharing their opinions. A consumer said:  " I don't work for Coles ... I want service." Said one more: "I'd also expect a discount for doing someone's job" ."Another said:…

Describe how will you evaluate a health education programme by using logic model for evaluation of health programme.

Accreditation of higher education engineering departments teaching, and learning is perceived as a measure role player within the profession, give at least 3 explanations.

Introduction to Arnold palmar hospital  (mission, vision, value and competitive advantage)

writw an ethical and technical issues of a problem or problems in a selected career are analyzed.

Health and Safety Crisis Project Guyana There is a growing challenge in Guyana relative to adopting a health and safety culture. The management of safety issues and priorities has been the poorest in Guyana. Some public officers are forced to work in unsafe and unhealthy conditions such as mold, bat droppings and poor ergonomics. This has activated a person’s allergy, caused some people to develop hyper airway sensitivity and musculoskeletal disorder. Further, there have been ventilation issues and no running water. Some staff complained that they often have to fetch water in buckets to use the bathroom during work hours. This has been reported to management, but nothing has been done. When it comes to safety, in most cases, no one seems to make it a priority in the public sector. Some persons complained of tripping on smooth tiles, stairs and more. There are building regulations; however, not many follow these codes. Most ministry buildings are old and wooden. As it concerns the…

Management Science tool for Manufcturing companies: provide advanges, disvantages, and danger of uing "Chemical Screening Tool for Exposures & Environmental Releases (ChemSTEER)" for pollution prevention.

How hospitals could improve cooperation and coordination across functions to meet the demands of COVID and to improve patient care outcomes?

Environmental (“greenness”) How can I  Describe and discuss one strategy that could be used to improve sustainable healthcare facilities.

Ethics CRM relies on data collected from customers to create customized or one-to-one experiences for those customers. Data are collected at various touch- points-places in which the customer interfaces with the firm to provide information, such as at a check- out lane, on the phone, on the website, and so on. Do firms have an obligation to explain to custom- ers that they are collecting information from them to populate and drive their CRM initiative, or is it inher- ently obvious in today's world that such practices are routine? In general, what is your personal viewpoint

2. Create an employee quick comparison guide of the two TRICARE options (Prime and Select). Include information on the following components: a. Who pays the premiums for each? b. Limitations of coverage c. Other factors that vary among the two