Question

Successful efforts in health promotion and palliative care could mean less income for the hospital and its doctors and even reduced employment. How would you justify a hospital’s investment? Identify the stakeholder segments that must be sold on the concept, and propose the best arguments for each.

Answer 1

Palliative care is to meet the needs of people with many serious illnesses. their aim to improve the quality of life for the patient by managing their illness and maintaining basic life. In the US palliative care and hospice market together $13billion increasing annually. for improving quality care stakeholders as a hospital administrator, local and state health, mental health department, housing at system level make community initiative to provide quality care and health promotion with better care coordination. partnering with CMS and other payers, stakeholders support patient-centered care in the health care system. The centers of Medicaid and medicare service other private and public payers provide patient-centered care by payment models following policies and public programs. stakeholders' partnership and coordination with community resources and public health bodies make patient-centered care. Investment for patient-centered care in palliative care in needs of acute and chronic illness and health promotion as a large scale it is factored into medicare value-based payment to the hospital.