1. Identify and describe the roles of five major stakeholders of the U.S. healthcare industry. 2. ...
1. Identify and describe the roles of five major
stakeholders of the U.S. healthcare industry.
2. List at least three current statistics regarding the
U.S. healthcare system (e.g., life expectancy, infant mortality,
obesity, overweight, medical graduates, etc.).
Homework Answers
1. Primary Stakeholders:- these are the beneficiaries or the targets of the effort made in health sector
2.Secondary Stakeholders:- these are who directly involved with or responsible for beneficiaries or targets of the effort.
3. External stakeholders:- those who provide inputs to organization suppliers, patients and financial community.
4. Interface Stakeholders:- those who interface between organization and its environment.
5. Key Stakeholders:- those who can devise, pass and enforce laws and regulations.
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2. Describe the skills you will need to develop to manage the
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use critical analysis doing these questions
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reader to know in order to understand the hospital of the future.
In addition, managers, executives do not have time to read--so
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2)describe the study and how it was conducted. Was it
quantitative or qualitative study, why?
3)share the studies findings(not statistics)
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5)identify barriers in implementing the suggested strategies
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