6. ⢠A series of activities designed to allocate
resources and plan for the efficient
operation of the organization.
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
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7. Budgeting
âThe planning function of financial
managementâ.
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Budget
âwritten financial plan aimed at controlling
the allocation of resourcesâ.
⢠Translates operational plans into monetary terms
8. OR
âStatement of expected expenses and revenues
over a specific period of timeâ.
⢠Expenses:
â Costs or prices of activities undertaken in
the organization's operationsâ.
⢠Revenues:
âIncome or amounts owed for purchased
services or goodsâ.
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9. Importance of budget
Important to be used to:
1. Manage programs.
2. Plan for goal accomplishment.
3. Control costs
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10. Factors influencing Budget planning
1. Internal and external economic
environment.
2. Changing demands of the clients and/or
providers.
3. availability of human resources.
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11. 4. Capacity of the organization.
5. Service costs/market price.
6. Organizational goals and strategic directions.
7. Plans and objectives of departments /
organizations.
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13. Budgeting Process
â˘Step one: Review past performance.
â˘Step two: Review the organization's goals and
projections.
â˘Step three: Review of the variances with higher
levels.
â˘Step four: Actual preparation of the budget.
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14. Step one: Review past performance
1. Prior financial records.
2. Present activities of the nursing division.
3. Activities that the division plans to institute
during the projected financial period.
4. Activities the division plans to delete during the
projected period.
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15. Step two: Review the organization's goals and
projections.
⢠Items in the major budgetary report that
affect the nursing department should be
determined
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16. ⢠(Example)ââŚ.This division is going to lose 4 beds
from February to November and then gain 12
additional beds after that. A gerontologist and
clinical specialist in gerontology have been added
to the staff. This division will then admit older and
sicker patients. If the shortage of nurses continues,
nursing service will have to consider alternative
staffing pattern to deal with this situationâŚ.â.
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17. Step three: Review of the variances
with higher levels.
Here consider
⢠Proposed Departmental Goals.
⢠Variances, their causes,
⢠Proposed corrective actions.
Then
⢠The new budgeting process can begin
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18. Step four: Actual preparation of the budget
⢠HERE, a budget worksheet is essential.
⢠Worksheet is "a tool used by managers to
prepare their budget". It includes a number of
columns for information about:
ďźHistoric information with old budget.
ďźActual numbers with comments explaining the
variances.
ďźRevenue and costs.
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19. Types of budget
1. Personnel budget.
2. Operating budget.
3. Capital budget.
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20. Personnel budget
It Includes
â˘Productive time and Non-productive time.
â˘Non-productive time includes the cost of
benefits, new employee orientation, employee
turnover, sick and holiday time, and education
time.
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21. Operating budget
It includes:
⢠Daily expenses as the cost of electricity,
repairs and maintenance, and medical/surgical
suppliesâŚetc.
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22. Capital budget Includes
⢠Plan for the purchase of buildings or major
equipment (of long-life equal or greater than 5
to 7 years) not used in daily operations, and is
more expensive than operating supplies.
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