There are varied strategic financial considerations that make healthcare organisations keen on merging with others. The considerations include allowing financial growth in the organisations, bolstering market shares, gaining a foothold in new markets, and getting new products. Notably, all these considerations...
Unit outcomes addressed in this Assignment: Explain the attributes of a successful health leader. Describe issues related to globalization, power, followership, and culture change from a health leader’s perspective. Read also Impact of Mid-Range Nursing Theory on Healthcare Organization Course outcome...
The United States has recorded tremendous changes in health care policies over the recent past. The Affordable Care Act or the ObamaCare is one of the best known aspects of Health Care Reforms in the United States. The ObamaCare was signed...
Applying Ethical Principles Health care professionals often face ethical problems during their practice that require them to use their moral values and principles when making decisions. The four fundamental principles of health care ethics—autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, and justice—act as yardsticks for...
Dauda, S., Yahaya, H. & Lola, N. (2015). Clinical Nurse Specialist, a New age Healthcare, Implementation Challenges in Nigeria. Journal of Research in Nursing and Midwifery, 4(4): 059-065. This article addresses the challenges facing clinical nurse specialist in the new age...
There is an increasing desire for effective and equitable medical services around the globe. This has not been possible because of the increasing demands and limited resources. There is also a limitation of health economics at the microeconomic level because of...
Having a safe and appropriate organizational culture involves developing employees understanding of how the patient population characteristics can influence clinical decision-making. As a hospital administrator, you hear some complaints and want to investigate whether the problem of stereotyping exists at your...
Federalism is a national system of government that has both central authority and autonomous jurisdiction in constituencies or states (Holtz, 2008). Without central authority, there cannot be overarching nation state. In the U.S, the Medicare is a national insurance program that...
The delivery of healthcare involves many stakeholders who work together to ensure quality delivery. These stakeholders include healthcare practitioners, regulatory bodies, research institutions as well as the government. The government has a particularly important role not only in terms of standards,...
A step-by-step guide of identifying the manner in which a person will collect, review, and apply data to make a decision in a healthcare setting. Data collection In order to reduce adverse trends in healthcare, hospital or clinic management require keeping...