Target Market Service Concept Service Strategy EXTERNAL • Male Patients • Good Physical Condition • Simple Hernias • Interested in limiting discomfort • Medical service • Peace of mind • Low recurrence rate • Rapid recovery • Enjoyable stay • Patient screening • Self-service elements. • Limited use of anesthetics. • Run clinic as a “focused factory” • Promote social interaction INTERNAL • Doctors: Tolerance for narrow job, like easy schedule • Nurses: people oriented • Staff: flexible • Stable work schedule • Amenable work • Make Shouldice a “family” experience. At this point we switch our attention to analyzing why Shouldice Hospital is so effective in delivering their service concept to their target market. The first element to consider is the Positioning.
POS plan members choose primary doctors from the list and referrals to see specialist are required, however there is no deductible and copayments are low. Partial coverage provided for out-of-net doctor visit (Valerius, Bayes, Newby, & Seggern, 2008). PPO and CDH plans are similar and I think more financially beneficial than other plans to patients and doctors because of their flexibility. PPO patients can choose any medical professional they want; but they will pay less to visit net doctors. PPO medical providers can participate in other plans as well.
Assessment and Care Planning for the Adult in Hospital Care planning is the most important aspect of holistic care even though it is highly underestimated and often neglected. A holistic assessment involves looking at the individual as a whole rather than their illness. By doing this we can form a balance between the nature of person and the environment they are in. Holistic assessment will help to identify individuality, personality and spirituality (Makienen et al, 2003). More often a nursing assessment is based on the medical side of the patient rather than the holistic approach.
There are strengths and weakness of the diabetic clinic that Ann attended. If Ann does attend she is able to keep her diabetes at a low level her health will be improved. She will need less care with in her care plan. The more that Ann keeps her diabetes controlled the less dependent she will be. Due to the fact that she is being monitored and no further NHS actions are need such as a leg amputation the NHS will save money and it can be used on those that need it.
Assignment 2 Assignment 2 Within this assignment I will describe 2 Government Departments and their responsibilities towards The Public Services Within this assignment I will describe 2 Government Departments and their responsibilities towards The Public Services Department Of Health & Uniformed Public Services The Department of Health ensures all the patients in hospitals are treated with care and made sure they have everything they require. People working in the Uniformed Public Services such as Paramedics rely on the Department of Health for equipment and also drugs to keep patients alive and comfortable until they arrive at the hospital. This department is also a leader role to look up to therefore it all works in a system so the chances of errors are very limited. This helps doctors and nurses make sure the patients are well satisfied with the care they received and nothing worse can happen and they get treated with the best products. References http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Department_of_Health_(United_Kingdom) https://www.gov.uk/government/people/jeremy-hunt Department Of Health & Uniformed Public Services The Department of Health ensures all the patients in hospitals are treated with care and made sure they have everything they require.
Analysis of the use of technology in health care shows favorable, and the future of health care technology and patient information systems will only continue to grow. Technology allows patients to remain in their home and have their disease process monitored remotely. Patients have the opportunity to participate actively in their health care and maintenance by using telemonitoring devices. Electronic devices to monitor values, such as blood pressure and heart rate readings, pulse oximetry, and pacemaker monitors are also used remotely. The use of technology has been effective in assisting to reduce health care costs for individuals because they are more closely monitored and are proactive in detecting complications before they become severe enough to require further treatment or hospitalization.
This saves time significantly in the food, sauce, and oil preparation area, and provides more space to customers who are getting their food prepared. • Add more tables for more people to sit in the empty spots close to the entrance. This will allow having more seating in the restaurant and bring in more customers in busy days. Control & Feedback: • A weekly meeting will be arranged to evaluate how much time it will take for customers to have their food prepared in the new proposed design. • The management will keep Monitoring the restaurants progress and financial costs.
In the clinical setting, staff nurses at both local hospitals seem to be equally competent. Patients in the clinical setting have expressed their preference for the nursing care received at the non-Magnet hospital. Nurse patient interactions observed in the clinical setting have been more frequent in the non-magnet hospital. “Comparison of Patient Outcomes in Magnet and Non-Magnet Hospitals” compared patient outcomes and staffing in Magnet and non-Magnet hospitals. One hospital’s advertising campaign used their Magnet status to
It represents very low risk. * You have reduced the risk of a lawsuit by building relationships among the stakeholders. * You have created a good foundation for long-term benefit for all. * The participants are more likely (than with other options) to have good things to say about the hospital, improving reputation as well. * Your creativity benefits everyone, especially the baby.
In retail health clinics, nurse practitioners attend to the patients in a small office and prescribe simple generic medicines which are available in the store itself. The fee charged by these clinics is quite low. These retail health clinics save the patient the hassle of getting a physician’s appointment or waiting in the emergency room of a hospital, for just a minor ailment. These clinics are successful because they stringently restrict their services to simple and common ailments. The success of retail health clinics has compelled major drug store chains