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6 9 2 C A S E Cooper Green Hospital and the Community Care Plan This case was written by Alice Adams and Peter M. Ginter, University of Alabama at Birmingham, and Linda E. Swayne, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte. It is intended as a basis for classroom discussion rather than to illustrate either effective or ineffective handling of an administrative situation. Used with permis- sion from Alice Adams. 14 An Overworked CEO There are certain days when life seems unbearable. For Max Michael, MD, it had been one of those days. He had the difficult responsibility of balancing costs with access to care, of rationing procedures with policy, and of juggling personnel with budgets, performance, and demand. Dr. Michael, a former chief of staff at the hospital and now its chief executive officer (CEO), had spent the better part of his day fighting a losing battle in an understaffed, understocked, overflowing outpatient clinic. It was there, on the front lines, where he had first encountered the nature of the health care problem and developed his vision for its solution. As Dr. Michael left the clinic that evening, he mulled over a looming decision he was going to have to make. It was his last patient that reminded him of the importance of that decision. both14.indd 692both14.indd 692 11/11/08 12:13:14 PM11/11/08 12:13:14 PM 6 9 36 9 3 Martha James Spent Her Day at Cooper Green Hospital It was the second day in a row that Martha James missed work because she was run- ning a fever and ached all over. She dared not miss another day for fear of losing the job she had with a small local business that paid above minimum wage but offered no health insurance. Her husband also was employed full time but did not receive any insurance benefits. Money was very tight for the couple and their two children, yet, based on federal guidelines, they were not eligible for financial assistance from the Aid to Families and Dependent Children (AFDC) welfare program; nor were they eligible for state Medicaid benefits. With no money to spare, the cost of a visit to a physician’s office was a luxury Martha felt she could not afford. She did the only thing she knew to do: she headed for the emergency room at Cooper Green Hospital. It was nearly 9:00 A.M. when Martha arrived after a 45-minute bus ride. She waited for more than two hours before her name was finally called. The nurse asked her about her symptoms. Barely even looking up, the nurse said Martha would have to be seen over at the Outpatient Clinic because her case was not truly an “emergency.” She was told to sign in at the Clinic desk and they would try to “work her in.” After more than four hours of sitting in the overcrowded waiting room, Martha finally heard her name called again. The doctor who took her case was a silver- haired man with sharp eyes and a concerned demeanor. Dr. Michael quickly determined the problem: a respiratory tract infection.
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6 9 2 C A S E Cooper Green Hospital and the Community Care Plan This case was written by Alice Adams and Peter M. Ginter, University of Alabama at Birmingham, and Linda E. Swayne, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte. It is intended as a basis for classroom discussion rather than to illustrate either effective or ineffective handling of an administrative situation. Used with permis- sion from Alice Adams. 14 An Overworked CEO There are certain days when life seems unbearable. For Max Michael, MD, it had been one of those days. He had the difficult responsibility of balancing costs with access to care, of rationing procedures with policy, and of juggling personnel with budgets, performance, and demand. Dr. Michael, a former chief of staff at the hospital and now its chief executive officer (CEO), had spent the better part of his day fighting a losing battle in an understaffed, understocked, overflowing outpatient clinic. It was there, on the front lines, where he had first encountered the nature of the health care problem and developed his vision for its solution. As Dr. Michael left the clinic that evening, he mulled over a looming decision he was going to have to make. It was his last patient that reminded him of the importance of that decision. both14.indd 692both14.indd 692 11/11/08 12:13:14 PM11/11/08 12:13:14 PM 6 9 36 9 3 Martha James Spent Her Day at Cooper Green Hospital It was the second day in a row that Martha James missed work because she was run- ning a fever and ached all over. She dared not miss another day for fear of losing the job she had with a small local business that paid above minimum wage but offered no health insurance. Her husband also was employed full time but did not receive any insurance benefits. Money was very tight for the couple and their two children, yet, based on federal guidelines, they were not eligible for financial assistance from the Aid to Families and Dependent Children (AFDC) welfare program; nor were they eligible for state Medicaid benefits. With no money to spare, the cost of a visit to a physician’s office was a luxury Martha felt she could not afford. She did the only thing she knew to do: she headed for the emergency room at Cooper Green Hospital. It was nearly 9:00 A.M. when Martha arrived after a 45-minute bus ride. She waited for more than two hours before her name was finally called. The nurse asked her about her symptoms. Barely even looking up, the nurse said Martha would have to be seen over at the Outpatient Clinic because her case was not truly an “emergency.” She was told to sign in at the Clinic desk and they would try to “work her in.” After more than four hours of sitting in the overcrowded waiting room, Martha finally heard her name called again. The doctor who took her case was a silver- haired man with sharp eyes and a concerned demeanor. Dr. Michael quickly determined the problem: a respiratory tract infection.
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CASE 14 Cooper Green Hospital and the Community Care Plan* An Overworked CEO There are certain days when life seems unbearable. For Max Michael, MD, it had been one of those days. He had the difficult responsibility of balancing costs with access to care, of rationing procedures with policy, and of juggling personnel with budgets, performance, and demand. Dr. Michael, a former chief of staff at the hospital and now its chief executive officer (CEO), had spent the better part of his day fighting a losing battle in an understaffed, understocked, overflowing outpatient clinic. It was there, on the front lines, where he had first encountered the nature of the health care problem and developed his vision for its solution. As Dr. Michael left the clinic that evening, he mulled over a looming decision he was going to have to make. It was his last patient that reminded him of the importance of that decision. Martha James Spent Her Day at Cooper Green Hospital It was the second day in a row that Martha James missed work because she was running a fever and ached all over. She dared not miss another day for fear of losing the job she had with a small local business that paid above minimum wage but offered no health insurance. Her husband also was employed full time but did not receive any insurance benefits. Money was very tight for the couple and their two children, yet, based on federal guidelines, they were not eligible for financial assistance from the Aid to Families and Dependent Children (AFDC) welfare program; nor were they eligible for state Medicaid benefits. With no money to spare, the cost of a visit to a physician's office was a luxury Martha felt she could not afford. She did the only thing she knew to do: she headed for the emergency room at Cooper Green Hospital. It was nearly 9:00 A.M. when Martha arrived after a 45-minute bus ride. She waited for more than two hours before her name was finally called. The nurse asked her about her symptoms. Barely even looking up, the nurse said Martha would have to be seen over at the Outpatient Clinic because her case was not truly an “emergency.” She was told to sign in at the Clinic desk and they would try to “work her in.” After more than four hours of sitting in the overcrowded waiting room, Martha finally heard her name called again. The doctor who took her case was a silver-haired man with sharp eyes and a concerned demeanor. Dr. Michael quickly determined the problem: a respiratory tract infection that had been “going around” for weeks. When asked, she admitted she had been coughing for more than a week, but had hoped the severe cough would go away on its own. “Besides,” she said, “I can't afford to take a day off work to go to the doctor for just a cold.” “The problem,” Dr. Michael explained, “is the infection is now affecting your lungs, which requires more intensive treatment than if you had come for help a week ago.” Glancing at her chart, he realized she lived near Lawson State College, ...
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