Successful Strategic Decisions
Identify and discuss some of the types of strategic decisions health care organizations or organizations in general has to make to be successful.
Identify and discuss some of the types of strategic decisions health care organizations or organizations in general has to make to be successful.
Identify some of the challenges/problems of ineffective leadership in a work setting. with these identified challenges/problems provide potential solutions. What barriers are encountered when implementing such solutions.
Explain level of prevention for pregnant women who smoke, how might this level of prevention be addressed in a community experiencing increasing rates of family violence? why would a comprehensive health program address all three levels of prevention? Is addressing a health concern at this level of prevention cost effective? wh
What are three essential elements of health care leadership? Explain why they are essential. Use examples from your personal experiences to illustrate each essential element you have identified and why it is essential to health care leadership.
What are five health care statistics that are commonly reported and what do they mean?
You are a front office medical assistant. A second front office medical assistant is going to be hired, and you have been asked by the office manager to help her screen job applicants for the position. The office manager asks you to put together a short written test that the applicant will take after his/her interview. Even
Why is it important to use an instructional design model when developing curriculum? Outcome: Describe the learning-centered approach to the educational process and how it differs from other methodologies. Learning Objective: Describe the basic sequence of Diamond's Learning-Centered Approach to Design. Among others, a g
Develop quality control procedures for documenting patient records. A primary care physician and her partner, who have just opened their practice, newly employ you as a medical assistant. You have been asked by one of the physicians to set up a process for doing chart audits. You know that one component of chart audits is to
1.Controlling without the ability to take fast and effective corrective actions makes no sense. Explain why this is the case. 2.To a large degree, controlling is a forward-looking function. Do you agree? Explain why or why not. 3.What are the three basic types of control systems? What are the basic requirements of a cont
The Health Care Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) is used to help code services for Medicare patients. Just like many other coding systems, they use modifiers. However, the modifiers are not the same ones used by CPT codes even though some HCPCS codes are the same as the CPT level one codes. While you are going through your
A comprehensive prevention agenda is needed to better understand the multiple and complex causes and risk factors associated with preterm birth and implement effective strategies. Future trials need to include biochemical validation of non-smoking status, collection of outcome data on birth-weight, preterm birth and perinatal de
Concerning emphysema, I need to describe the diagnostic techniques (techniques commonly used in making the diagnosis and the typical results), the differential diagnosis (other diagnoses which are similar in signs, symptoms, or diagnostic results), medical management (treatment of this condition that will commonly occur and not
Lisa is a new medical assistant at the local family practice physician office. She is nervous about her first job in health care and really wants to learn all that she can. During her training, the other employees teach her about coding for processing claims. She is a bit confused by the difference between diagnostic and procedu
Discuss three possible reasons for reluctance on the part of program planners to share or allow community members to assist in the development of program budgets.
1. The patient has a blood arterial gas ph of 7.48. How should the nurse intrepret this clients acid base status? A the client has no blood hydrogen ions B the client has a deficit in the blood hydrogen ion concentration C the client has an excess in the blood hydrogen ion concentration
What specific sources of data would you use to help access the latest information regarding a public health issue? Why?
Strategies to ensure the education program (Hormone replacement therapy) that worked continues. -How to extend the program -When to discontinue an educational program - what project outcomes should be developed for the community for feed back on the project?
Describe the activities that differentiate recruitment from selection? How do organizations determine their need for new employees? What is "job analysis"? What role does it play in recruitment and selection? How is an internship program different from an externship program? What are the primary reasons for the gro
How would you answer a question if your friend stated that you were using qualitative research findings in your research support base that is not hard data. What is the difference in hard data and soft data; when do you apply them in your research in your research support base.
What has been the primary reason for the growth in the number of necessary employee-related tasks over the past four to five decades? What impact has this trend had on job satisfication and organizational outcomes? Are job satisfaction and organizational outcomes different in a learning organization? Be sure to support your r
Compare and contrast your state's laws concerning physician assisted suicide (PAS) and Euthanasia with that of two other states.
Can you give me an example in which evidence-based management was manipulated for a situation not originally intended?
I need some help in drafting a letter to send to potential panel advisors requesting them to serve as advisors for a new wellbeing index study. As you can imagine we will need a multi-disciplinary team with experience in (economics, aging, obesity and lifestyles experts, psychology, religion, spirituality--and other important co
1) What were some of your assumptions about Digestion? In what ways were those assumptions correct or incorrect? 2) How does a person's food pattern over time contribute to the development of diseases? Please explain and provide an example ~
I have chosen to write about "Top Ten Killers in the US in 2004 or data for the latest year available" The topics I want to address are as follows; 1 Diseases of heart claiming about 329,238 yearly 2 Chronic lower respiratory disease claiming about 68,497 yearly
Bobby and Rachel were playing basketball on the school playground with a brand new backboard and rim build and installed by ACE Sports. When Bobby, with a boost from Rachel, tried to slam dunk the ball, he injured his wrists cutting them on the rim which had small pieces of metal sticking out from it. There were no teach
1. What is an RFP? What could happen if an RFP is not completed? 2. How would you organize user training to best ensure that clinical workers are fully prepared to use a new information system effectively?
How do you feel about the concepts Qi/Ki/Chi and Chakras? How would you introduce them into your lifestyle or to your family?
I need help to write a summary of this article: "Opsite Flexifix: An effective adjunct in the management of pain and hypersensitivity in the hand," (Boscheinen-Morrin & Shannon, 2001). It can be as needed long aas required (no page limit.). References please.
For this case assignment, you will be assuming the role of a lead person on a technology advisory committee at a large regional medical center. The medical center has struggled with ongoing problems related errors surrounding patient medication, misplaced lab results and delays in updating patient charts. Physicians complain