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Textbook: Introduction to Health Care Management 3rd Edition by Sharon B. et al: two Case studies...
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Consider the following case: Antibiotic for a Child's Otitis Media [Taken from Veatch, et. al. 2015. Case Studies in Biomedical Ethics. Oxford University Press, page 96-97.] Mrs. Linda Beauclair brought her 2-year-old son, Tommy, to the pediatrician for an unscheduled visit because he had suffered ear pain and fever for two days. He had screamed most of the night, leading her to call Dr. Richard Rust early the next morning. He was able to work Tommy into his schedule at...
Full Moon or Bad Planning?—Case for Chapters 17, 11, and 15 Sharon B. Buchbinder Greenville Community Hospital (GCH) was located in an affluent suburb of a metropolitan area. A large psychiatric hospital was geographically adjacent. In fact, the two hospitals shared facilities, such as a conference center and some office buildings. Thanks to good teamwork between the two, a consistent pattern of admitting patients via the Emergency Department (ED), then to the psychiatric hospital had emerged. Lately, however, an uptick...
e"Easy" Software Upgrade at Delmar Ortho-Case for Chapters 8 and 13 Sharon B. Buchbinder Delmar Orthopedics is a 42-physician orthopedic group; its physicians command the local market in terms of the orthopedic specialtyoperating in several of the nearby hospitals and seeing patients in their five sites around the city. Delmar works like a machine. The physicians, the structure around their practice, and the employees who support them are extremely efficient and predictable. Recently, their margins have declined due to reductions...
97 The PA and the Phony Data Sharon B. Buchbinder Mitch O'Neill was a hard-working, affable physician assistant (PA) with excellent annual reviews from his supervisors and peers at Midwestern Veterans Admin- istration Hospital (MVAH). A new member of the surgical staff, Dr. Edwards was struck by Mitch's can-do attitude and intelligence. Dr. Edwards attended a national conference where the VA System was recruiting investigators to partici- te in a multi-site random clinical trial (RCT) for a vascular surgery procedure....
For the Welfare of the Profession: Should Nurses Strike? [Taken from Veatch, et. al. 2015. Case Studies in Biomedical Ethics. Oxford University Press, page 84.] The nurses at University Hospital were showing all the signs of professional burnout--irritability fatigue, and impatience. Owing to the worst nursing shortage in history, increasingly ill and fragile patients, and the "aging" of the nursing staff as a whole resulting in a number of retirements, the nurses who were left at the bedside were stretched...
Case 10: The Toxic Leader Marie-Elena Barry Kyle was a BSN-prepared psychiatric nurse with two years of nursing experience under his belt, and was viewed by his peers as being a senior nurse. Currently, he attends a graduate program part-time to earn his MSN, with hopes to be a manager of an inpatient psychiatric unit. Whenever Kyle was on duty he was always in charge of the 12-bed inner city psychiatric unit. He worked on 3 West caring for young...
Select two of the discussion questions and analyze the case study using project management principles. Apply your knowledge of project management to the facts presented in the case study to describe how you would proceed. We only need to answer one of the questions. A thorough answer will probably require 300 to 500 words for each question. Feel free to use text bullets, tables, or graphics to summarize your points. Questions Q1: Make or Buy decision – Describe the make...
1. Focusing on only the inpatient care cost (i.e., ignoring operating room costs), what is the cost of a TAH (non-oncology) under each of the cost accounting systems? A tuboplasty? A TAH (oncology)? What accounts for the differences? Croswell University Hospital This report doesn't describe where our costs are generated. We're applying one standard to all patients, regardless of their level of care. What incentive is there to identify and account for the costs of each type of procedure? Unless...
CASE 20 Enron: Not Accounting for the Future* INTRODUCTION Once upon a time, there was a gleaming office tower in Houston, Texas. In front of that gleaming tower was a giant "E" slowly revolving, flashing in the hot Texas sun. But in 2001, the Enron Corporation, which once ranked among the top Fortune 500 companies, would collapse under a mountain of debt that had been concealed through a complex scheme of off-balance-sheet partnerships. Forced to declare bankruptcy, the energy firm...