Problems Plaguing Hospitals

Paper Summary:

This paper presents a report on problems that have been plaguing a specific hospital and then presents possible solutions to these problems. The paper begins by discussing the problems the hospital has with admissions, room design, and medical surveillance. The paper then proposes three best practices concerning admissions, room design, and medical surveillance and concludes with suggestions for implementing these proposals.

Outline:
Introduction
Purpose of the Report
Admissions
Medical Surveillance
Feasible Course of Actions & Outcomes
Implementation Process

From the Paper:

"Doctors and nurses have been faced with an increased workload that is not being equally dispersed and employees are being asked to work without overtime pay. Added to this is the fact that the hospital is seriously understaffed with only five general practioners and ten nurses to 'man' three floors."

Sample of Sources Used:

• David, Fred R. (2007). Strategic management: concepts and cases (11th Ed). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Prentice-Hall.
• Kovner, A. and Neubauser, D. (1994). Health Services Management: A Book of Cases, 4th, edition. Chicago: Health Administration Press.

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