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9781567931884

The Well-Managed Healthcare Organization

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    9781567931884

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    156793188X

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2002-11-01
  • Publisher: HLTH-AD
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Author Biography

John R. Griffith, M. B. A., Fache, is the Andrew Pattullo Collegiate Professor in the Department of Health Management and Policy, School of Public Health, The University of Michigan Kenneth R. White, Ph.D., Fache, is an associate professor and director of the graduate program in health administration at the Medical College of Virginia Campus of Virginia Commonwealth University

Table of Contents

List of Figures
xiii
Preface xix
Emergence of the Healthcare Organization
1(26)
Forces for Change in Healthcare
1(2)
The Premise of ``The Well-Managed Healthcare Organization''
3(2)
The Building Blocks: Healthcare Organizations at the Start of the Century
5(13)
Hospitals
5(6)
Physicians
11(2)
Other Healthcare Providers
13(2)
Health Insurance Organizations
15(3)
Using This Book
18(9)
Structure of the Book
18(1)
How to Use the Book
19(8)
PART I Governing: Making Healthcare Organizations Responsive to Their Environment
Relating Healthcare Organizations to Their Environment
27(38)
Understanding the Forces Shaping Organizations
27(6)
Open Systems
28(1)
Community-Focused Strategic Management
29(1)
Continuous Improvement
30(3)
Applying the Theory to Healthcare Organizations
33(10)
Open Systems
33(6)
Community-Focused Strategic Management
39(3)
Continuous Improvement
42(1)
Important Customer Motivations
43(10)
Samaritanism and Support of the Poor
44(2)
Personal Health
46(1)
Public Health
47(1)
Economic Gain for the Community
48(1)
The Healthcare Organization as a Control Organization
49(4)
Important Member Motivations
53(2)
The Future for the Well-Managed Healthcare Organization: A New Vision of Good Care
55(3)
Safe
55(1)
Effective
56(1)
Patient Centered
56(1)
Timely
57(1)
Efficient and Equitable
57(1)
Leading Strategies at the Turn of the Century
58(7)
The Governing Board
65(48)
Purpose
66(1)
Functions
66(24)
Appoint the Chief Executive
68(3)
Establish the Mission and Vision
71(6)
Approve the Corporate Strategy and the Annual Implementation
77(3)
Approve the Annual Budget
80(2)
Ensure Quality of Medical Care
82(4)
Monitor Performance Against Plans and Budgets
86(1)
Resource Distribution Functions
87(2)
Resource Contribution Functions
89(1)
Membership
90(7)
Membership Criteria
90(2)
Selection Processes
92(2)
Compensation
94(1)
Legal Issues of Board Membership
94(1)
CEO Membership
95(1)
Physician Membership
96(1)
Education and Information Support
97(1)
Structure for an Effective Corporate Board
97(5)
Scheduling
98(2)
Preparation
100(1)
Focus
100(1)
Accountable Delegation
100(2)
Subsidiary and Joint Venture Boards
102(3)
Subsidiary Boards
102(2)
Joint Venture Boards
104(1)
Measures of Board Effectiveness
105(8)
Scope of Corporate Performance
105(1)
Guidelines for Evaluating Performance
106(2)
Annual Performance Review
108(5)
The Executive Office
113(32)
Purpose
113(1)
Functions
114(1)
Leadership
115(10)
Support
117(3)
Representation
120(5)
Organization
125(1)
Selecting Executive Personnel
125(6)
Career Opportunities
125(1)
Career Education
126(2)
Career Experience
128(1)
Assessment of Professional Skills
129(1)
Recruitment of Effective Executives
130(1)
Programs for Women and Minorities
131(1)
Organization
131(7)
Design of the Executive Office
132(2)
Responsibilities of Executive Officers
134(4)
Measures of Executive Performance
138(1)
Measures for Individual and Group Performance
138(1)
Encouraging Effective Executive Office Performance
138(7)
Using Power
138(1)
Timing the Response
139(1)
Management Style
140(5)
Designing the Healthcare Organization
145(34)
The Informal Organization and Organization Culture
146(1)
The Accountability Hierarchy, or Formal Organization
147(12)
The Accountable Work Group
147(5)
Grouping Work Groups
152(1)
Structuring the Organization as a Whole
153(1)
Organizing the Operating Core
154(2)
The Service Line Organization
156(3)
The Collateral Organization, or Decision-Making Structure
159(8)
Criteria for Effective Decisions
160(1)
Classifying Decisions
161(1)
Achieving Effective Delegation
162(5)
Using Middle Management Effectively
167(1)
Multi-unit Organizations
167(12)
Multi-unit Organizations Are Created
167(2)
How Multi-unit Organizations Are Structured
169(4)
The Record and Outlook for Multi-unit Organizations
173(6)
Measuring Performance
179(58)
Advantages of Quantitative Information
180(1)
Criteria for Measurement Systems
180(2)
Kinds of Quantitative Information
182(12)
Programmatic Measures for Work Groups and Organizational Components
182(9)
Strategic Measures
191(3)
Approaches to Quantification
194(12)
Scaling Performance
195(3)
Acquiring Performance Management Data
198(4)
Specification and Adjustment
202(4)
Using Measures to Improve Performance
206(13)
Setting and Achieving Expectations
206(1)
Identifying Priorities by Constraint Analysis
207(3)
Predictive Modeling
210(6)
Experimentation
216(2)
Improving Performance Measurements
218(1)
Monitoring and Controlling
219(18)
Cybernetic Systems
219(2)
Spider Charts
221(1)
Statistical Quality Control
222(15)
PART II Caring: Building Quality of Clinical Service
Improving Quality and Economy in Patient Care
237(42)
Definitions
238(2)
Premises
238(2)
The Clinical Quality Improvement Program
240(8)
Decision Theory and Case Management
240(4)
Building Continuous Improvement on Professional Foundations
244(2)
The Organization's Contribution to Clinical Improvement
246(2)
Using Clinical Expectations to Ensure Quality
248(16)
Definition of Clinical Expectations
248(1)
Types of Clinical Expectations
248(9)
Using Protocols to Improve the Delivery of Care
257(3)
Continuous Improvement of Clinical Management
260(4)
Prevention and Health Promotion
264(4)
Cost Effectiveness of Prevention and Health Promotion
265(2)
Developing Prevention and Health Promotion Strategies
267(1)
Measures and Information Systems for Clinical Performance
268(11)
Demand and Output
268(1)
Cost and Productivity
269(2)
Quality and Satisfaction
271(8)
Organized Physician Services
279(48)
Purposes
282(1)
Functions
283(29)
Improvement of Clinical Quality and Cost Expectations
283(2)
Review of Privileges and Credentials
285(8)
Medical Staff Planning and Recruitment
293(6)
Educational Activities
299(2)
Representation, Communication, and Resolution of Conflicts
301(6)
Collective Compensation Agreements
307(5)
Designing the Physician Organization
312(4)
Traditional Clinical Organization
312(2)
The Emerging Physician Organization
314(2)
Measures of Performance
316(11)
Clinical Support Services
327(44)
Definition and Purpose
327(1)
Functions
328(25)
Quality
328(4)
Appropriateness
332(2)
Facilities, Equipment, and Staff Planning
334(1)
Amenities and Marketing
335(2)
Patient Scheduling
337(3)
Continuous Improvement
340(1)
Budgeting
341(9)
Human Resources Management
350(3)
Management and Organization
353(6)
Requirements of CSS Managers
353(1)
Organizing CSSs
354(1)
Integrating CSSs
354(2)
Compensation of CSS Personnel
356(3)
Measures and Information Systems
359(12)
Demand and Market Measures
359(1)
Costs and Resources
360(2)
Human Resources Measures
362(1)
Outcome and Productivity Measures
362(1)
Quality Measures
362(1)
Process Quality
363(1)
Customer Satisfaction Measures
364(1)
Constraints
365(1)
Information Systems
366(5)
Nursing
371(36)
Definition
371(1)
Purpose
372(1)
Scope
373(3)
Institutional Nursing
373(1)
Community Nursing
373(1)
Advanced Practice Nurse Roles
374(2)
Functions
376(19)
Nursing's Role in the Eight Functions of CSSs
376(19)
Personnel and Organization
395(3)
Educational Levels of Nursing Personnel
396(1)
Nursing Organization
397(1)
Measures and Information Systems
398(9)
Measures
398(3)
Information Systems
401(6)
Prevention and Nonacute Services
407(36)
Purposes
409(2)
Coordinating Outreach Services
411(12)
Prevention and Health Promotion Programs
413(2)
Expanded Ambulatory Services
415(1)
Home Care
415(2)
End-of Life Care
417(1)
Long-Term Institutional Care
418(4)
Housing
422(1)
Strategy for Integrated Healthcare Organizations
423(5)
Measurement
428(15)
Demand and Output
428(2)
Costs and Productivity
430(1)
Quality
431(1)
Customer Satisfaction
431(1)
Role of the Healthcare Organization
432(11)
PART III Learning: Meeting Planning, Marketing, Finance, and Information Needs
Planning Future Directions
443(42)
Purpose
443(2)
Functions
445(22)
Surveillance
445(4)
Strategic Positioning
449(13)
Developing and Evaluating Programmatic Proposals
462(2)
Maintaining Relations with Government and Other Health Agencies
464(3)
Organization
467(3)
Personnel Requirements
467(2)
Organization
469(1)
Measures of Effectiveness
470(3)
Demand, Output, and Productivity Measures
470(1)
Resource Measures
470(1)
Quality Measures
471(1)
Customer Satisfaction Measures
472(1)
Goals for Measures
472(1)
Issues in Planning Success
473(12)
Technical Foundations
473(3)
Values of Community Healthcare Organizations
476(9)
Marketing the Healthcare Organization
485(32)
Purpose
486(1)
Functions
486(24)
Promoting the Organization
487(3)
Identifying Markets
490(5)
Marketing to Patients
495(4)
Marketing to Members
499(3)
Managing External Relationships
502(5)
Measuring the Organization's Market Success
507(3)
Measures of Performance
510(1)
Global Measures of Marketing Programs
510(1)
Organizing the Marketing Activity
510(7)
The Finance System
517(46)
Purpose
517(1)
Controllership Functions
518(24)
Transaction Accounting
518(2)
Managerial Accounting
520(9)
Financial Accounting
529(1)
Budgeting
530(9)
Protection of Assets
539(3)
Financial Management Functions
542(11)
Financial Planning
543(3)
Pricing Clinical Services
546(3)
Financial Management of Multicorporate Structures
549(1)
Securing and Managing Long-Term Funds
550(3)
Managing Short-Term Assets and Liabilities
553(1)
Personnel and Organization
553(4)
Chief Financial Officer
554(1)
Organization of the Finance System
555(2)
Measures of Performance
557(6)
Cost Measures
557(1)
Revenue Management Measures
558(1)
Technical Quality of Financial Services
558(1)
Customer Satisfaction
559(4)
Information Services
563(28)
Definitions and Purpose
565(1)
Definitions
565(1)
Purpose
566(1)
Functions
566(18)
Maintain the Information Services Plan
567(6)
Ensure the Integrity, Quality, and Security of Data
573(4)
Integrate Data Capture, Processing, and Communication
577(3)
Archive and Retrieve Data
580(2)
Train and Support Users
582(2)
Organization
584(5)
Chief Information Officer
584(1)
Information Services Advisory Committee
585(1)
Patient Registration and Records Management
585(1)
Communications and Central Services
586(1)
User Support and Systems Planning
586(1)
Use of Outside Contractors
587(2)
Measures of Performance
589(2)
Human Resources System
591(44)
Purpose
598(1)
Functions
599(26)
Workforce Planning
599(4)
Maintenance of the Workforce
603(7)
Management Education
610(2)
Compensation
612(8)
Collective Bargaining Agreements
620(2)
Continuous Improvement and Budgeting
622(3)
Personnel and Organization
625(2)
Human Resources Management as a Profession
625(1)
Organization of the Human Resources Department
625(2)
Measures and Information Systems
627(8)
Measurement of the Human Resources Department
627(1)
Information Systems
628(7)
Plant and Guest Services System
635(36)
Purpose
635(2)
Functions
637(18)
Facilities Planning and Space Allocation
637(5)
Facilities Operations
642(2)
Clinical Engineering
644(1)
Maintenance Services
644(3)
Guest Services
647(2)
Supplies Services
649(2)
Continuous Improvement and Budgeting
651(4)
Personnel and Organization
655(7)
Personnel Requirements
655(1)
Training and Incentives
656(1)
Use of Contract Services
657(4)
Organization
661(1)
Measures of Performance
662(9)
Measures of Output and Demand
662(1)
Measures of Resource Consumption and Efficiency
663(1)
Measures of Human Resources
664(1)
Measures of Quality
665(1)
Establishing Constraints and Expectations
666(5)
Glossary 671(14)
Index 685(26)
About the Authors 711

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