Riverside Pediatric Associates Case

According to Harvard Business Review, questions Human Resource staff need to ask themselves is how do you create an evidence-based health promotion program that actually works? What can employers do to avoid common pitfalls that lead to ineffective and, in worse case scenarios, harmful initiatives? (Hector De La Torre and Ron Goetzel, 2016) These questions are very important for a company to establish wellness programs for the long term that will be effective and utilized by the employees. A commitment to the plan and clear communication from the company is needed from the top – down. The plan needs to be well thought out and strategic measure put into place so the objective is a long term.

There is also the challenge of having to become involved with quality improvement aspect because it involves having to deal with diverse aspects of the quality related to the patient. The accomplishments can come about in the sense when the head nurse would start recognizing the subordinate working under him/her (Cummings, 2013). This would make the subordinates feel that they are being appreciated owing to which they would start working in a more efficient manner. The skills required to support the performance role is to be able to be willing to work for extra hours. This way, the subordinates would take inspiration from the head nurse regarding work and may look up to him/her and might turn up early for work as well.

as a nurse who has your policies being forced upon me without any request for input I know that it 's vital to get input from my co-workers. So my plan would be to hold a series of staff meetings in which co-workers can express their doubts or their favor and I would listen honestly to their concerns. Also having the help of Educators unit Educators and also Hospital Educators to help me with presenting the plan to my coworkers would also be beneficial. I would also remind or workers that this new policy has only the patient 's well-being in mind and if

Patient empowerment: Patient empowerment in the international point of view is seen as a portion of the human side of healthcare. To gain the empowerment requires time and patients need to be strong in order to gain greater outcomes. With mutual trust gained from the nurse and patient, both nurse and patients will gain the confident. Being a Malaysian I am proud to say that our Malaysia Ministry of Health, had strongly support patient empowerment and each individual are responsible for their own health. It is believed that, regulations and enforcement activities are the tools to facilitate and enhanced individuals and the communities towards self empowerment.

Budgeting or a health care organization will allow the organization to provide more care to more patients if handled correctly. Fraud can occur when dealing with budgeting, therefore, budgeting needs to be handled by the management team only and needs to be audited regularly. Each individual in the management team needs to have reviews completed on them to know that they are trustworthy and have integrity. According to the portfolio alert, the Officer of Inspector General (OIG) is in the lobby and as the practice administrator; I will handle this situation and demonstrate to the OIG that are healthcare organization takes great precautions to eliminate this behavior of fraud. As the practice administrator I would greet the OIG in the lobby and show him to my office.

The process of ongoing learning can support health organization including AUBMC in order to promote the acquisition and implement perfect knowledge as a basic foremost strategy in order to manage the changes required for AUBMC and will support the organization in identifying major critical requirements to empower workforces to achieve and participate in continuous healthcare improvement. To implement culture of accountability, Sayegh will have to tackle knowledge and learning, this will ultimately result in development of a culture that supports continuous improvement and learning. The culture of accountability in order to work successfully will require committed leadership; the culture will result in performance feedback to motivate employees, as Sayegh faced with unmotivated staff. (Frost et al.

As a healthcare administrator you must be prepared for all crisis that may occur within the healthcare industry. Being a leader of an organization; you must accept responsibilities for employees. This is why as new employees or hires enter your payroll they are required to fill out important paperwork. On the other hand a contractor is not set up for payroll, but work on a different principle. If any incidents take place on your organization’s property you will be held liable; each state is different.

Typically, evidence based practice critiques the research findings, quality improvement data and expert opinion to single out the most appropriate approaches of improvement. On the other hand, clinical research uses the existing methods and processes in the search for improvement i.e. it is based on the opinions and tradition and nothing can be done more. Indeed, the core business of the healthcare planners is to always make improvements on quality and efficiency of healthcare services. Thus, engaging in meetings where opinions, researches and other relevant knowledge is shared allows comprehensive learning, effective research and crafting or invention of better approaches to ensure patients and nurses enjoy the services and the health care environment as implied by Munhall (2012) and Torrey et al.

Work satisfaction was primarily derived from their clinical work, but also from fostering a happy team and from teaching. What is the purpose of this study? The aim of this project is to improve our understanding of how healthcare managers handle the demands and challenges, the motivations and rewards, of a changing service. We know very little about the work experience and attitudes of healthcare managers, but when things go wrong, this group often takes the blame. We will explore the impact managers have on the quality and outcomes of patient care, and we also want to find out how changes to working practices are managed after serious or ‘extreme’ incidents.

This style focuses on encouraging open communication with other staff nurses and involving them in the decision-making process. So basically, the leader collect information, ideas, and feedbacks from the nurses and other healthcare providers to come up with a finalized goal or decision that will affect the process of delivering care. In this case, the staff nurses will be valued and encouraged to act independently to achieve the optimal care for all patients. According to Flood et al. (2015) democratic leadership style is better applied in those rapidly moving environments including ED.