Can you please explain those risk management from Kaiser Permanente
•Implementation and development of HealthCare risk management programs that help risk
managers to always stay updated about relevant information in their organization.
•There are various risk management plans developed specially for the patients as patient should
be the first priority of any Health organization.
PLEASE PROVIDE A LINK for me to better understand
Solution
1) Each organization faces unique challenges there is no such model that fits all risk management
solution. The role of risk manager is to identify and evaluate risk as a mean to injury to patient,
staff members and visitors within the organization. The risk manager must stay up to date on
relevant information in their organization. The manager should conduct organization specific risk
analyses to determine potential risk. Risk manager should compare the likelihood of different
adverse events along with their impact and rank potential risk in terms of severity.
2) The risk management plans are specific to different healthcare facilities. While avoiding
potential financial consequences patients needs are generally the priority. The plans for risk
management must cover patient specific risk and be well documented. The patient risk can be
reduced by adequately training physician and staff. The other plans involve.
i) Communicating with patients.
ii) Preventing falls and immobility.
iii) Sufficient record retention.
iv) Tracking missed appointment.
Comprehensive risk management plans in patient care not only facilitate patient safety but also
reduce readmission as patients are the first priority of any organization..
The implementation of Risk management in a health care organisation ensure safe health care,increased patient satisfaction , improved bottom line and brand value.
effective risk management systems can best be achieved in an atmosphere of trust.
Successful risk management provides assurance that the organisation’s objectives will be
achieved within an acceptable degree of residual risk.13 It also creates an environment in which
quality improvement occurs as the natural consequence of the identification, assessment and
elimination or minimisation of risk. Risk management can therefore also be considered as an
aspect of the organisation’s ongoing continuous quality improvement program.
Assessment_2-6_context.pdf
1
Assessment 2 Context
MHA-FP5014 Assessment 2 Context
Regulations, Risk Management, Risk Sharing, and Risk Financing
Leading in today's ever-changing health care industry requires constant adjustment to
emerging laws, regulations, and industry standards. Organizations must quickly and
effectively reposition to meet new, existing, and emerging laws. Two examples of laws that
have driven a multitude of new and sometimes confusing regulations are the Patient
Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 and the Healthcare Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act of 1996.
The shift to electronic health records is another example of the need to create new structures,
processes, and policies to meet legal and regulatory requirements. Government surveying
bodies and industry accrediting bodies assess basic compliance as well as best practices.
Effective leadership is not only necessary for the pursuit of excellence, but also for
organizational survival.
Policy changes drive regulatory requirements and, consequently, requirements for provider
organizations that depend upon Medicare and Medicaid as reimbursement sources.
In The New England Journal of Medicine article, Inglehart (2011) creates a context for the
health care environment relating to regulations, risk management, and risk sharing:
One of the hottest issues debated within the administration was whether ACOs should
bear financial risk in their quest to achieve savings. CMS supported awarding a bonus
to an ACO when its stated goals were achieved but imposing no penalty if it failed in
that regard for the first 2 years. This approach (used in Medicare's Physician Group
Practice [PGP] demonstration) is designed for start-up ACOs, while they gain
experience.
After White House intervention, a second, two-sided approach to risk was added to the
rule, aimed at larger medical groups with stronger management structures. Such
groups could choose to bear some of the financial risk, which currently Medicare totally
assumes, in exchange for modestly higher bonuses if they succeed.
CMS is uncertain how many large groups will opt for this at-risk approach. A
companion program offering even greater risk sharing is expected to be tested by
CMS's innovation center, and it may have more appeal to integrated systems that
already accept capitation payments or other larger risk-sharing arrangements.
Risk Management
Risk management has taken an increasingly important role in organizational viability.
Conditions of participation for government-supported programs, standards for provider status
required by insurance companies, and quality metrics requisite for industry accreditation must
all be considered within the context of the organization's directional strategy. It is wise to
revisit the vision, mission, and directional strategy of an organization when considering how
to assess and manage risk, as well as how to become a top-perform.
The implementation of Risk management in a health care organisation ensure safe health care,increased patient satisfaction , improved bottom line and brand value.
effective risk management systems can best be achieved in an atmosphere of trust.
Successful risk management provides assurance that the organisation’s objectives will be
achieved within an acceptable degree of residual risk.13 It also creates an environment in which
quality improvement occurs as the natural consequence of the identification, assessment and
elimination or minimisation of risk. Risk management can therefore also be considered as an
aspect of the organisation’s ongoing continuous quality improvement program.
Assessment_2-6_context.pdf
1
Assessment 2 Context
MHA-FP5014 Assessment 2 Context
Regulations, Risk Management, Risk Sharing, and Risk Financing
Leading in today's ever-changing health care industry requires constant adjustment to
emerging laws, regulations, and industry standards. Organizations must quickly and
effectively reposition to meet new, existing, and emerging laws. Two examples of laws that
have driven a multitude of new and sometimes confusing regulations are the Patient
Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 and the Healthcare Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act of 1996.
The shift to electronic health records is another example of the need to create new structures,
processes, and policies to meet legal and regulatory requirements. Government surveying
bodies and industry accrediting bodies assess basic compliance as well as best practices.
Effective leadership is not only necessary for the pursuit of excellence, but also for
organizational survival.
Policy changes drive regulatory requirements and, consequently, requirements for provider
organizations that depend upon Medicare and Medicaid as reimbursement sources.
In The New England Journal of Medicine article, Inglehart (2011) creates a context for the
health care environment relating to regulations, risk management, and risk sharing:
One of the hottest issues debated within the administration was whether ACOs should
bear financial risk in their quest to achieve savings. CMS supported awarding a bonus
to an ACO when its stated goals were achieved but imposing no penalty if it failed in
that regard for the first 2 years. This approach (used in Medicare's Physician Group
Practice [PGP] demonstration) is designed for start-up ACOs, while they gain
experience.
After White House intervention, a second, two-sided approach to risk was added to the
rule, aimed at larger medical groups with stronger management structures. Such
groups could choose to bear some of the financial risk, which currently Medicare totally
assumes, in exchange for modestly higher bonuses if they succeed.
CMS is uncertain how many large groups will opt for this at-risk approach. A
companion program offering even greater risk sharing is expected to be tested by
CMS's innovation center, and it may have more appeal to integrated systems that
already accept capitation payments or other larger risk-sharing arrangements.
Risk Management
Risk management has taken an increasingly important role in organizational viability.
Conditions of participation for government-supported programs, standards for provider status
required by insurance companies, and quality metrics requisite for industry accreditation must
all be considered within the context of the organization's directional strategy. It is wise to
revisit the vision, mission, and directional strategy of an organization when considering how
to assess and manage risk, as well as how to become a top-perform.
Abstract: Risk management is an activity which integrates recognition of risk, risk assessment, developing strategies to manage it, and mitigation of risk using managerial resources. Some traditional risk managements are focused on risks stemming from physical or legal causes (e.g. natural disasters or fires, accidents, death). Financial risk management, on the other hand, focuses on risks that can be managed using traded financial instruments. Objective of risk management is to reduce different risks related to a pre-selected domain to an acceptable. It may refer to numerous types of threats caused by environment, technology, humans, organizations and politics. The paper describes the different steps in the risk management process which methods are used in the different steps, and provides some examples for risk and safety management.
Risk management in the investment banking industry involves proactive risk management strategies and other mitigation systems to avoid surprises in the business. Learn more here.
A survey of 2630 musicians showed that 372 of them are left-handed. .pdfneerajsachdeva33
A survey of 2630 musicians showed that 372 of them are left-handed. Find a point estimate for p,
the population proportion of musicians that are left-handed.
Question 5 options:a)0.124b)0.165c)0.859d)0.141
Solution
As
p^ = x/n
and
x = 372, n = 2630, then
p^ = 372/2630 = 0.141444867 = 0.141 [ANSWER, D].
What is other disorder of arteries beside atherosclerosis What.pdfneerajsachdeva33
What is other disorder of arteries beside atherosclerosis?
What are the sign, symptoms? What cause it? What are treatment?
What is other disorder of arteries beside atherosclerosis?
What are the sign, symptoms? What cause it? What are treatment?
What are the sign, symptoms? What cause it? What are treatment?
Solution
Answer: What is other disorder of arteries beside atherosclerosis?
What are the sign, symptoms? What cause it? What are treatment?
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angina pectoris and this clogging of arteries is due to \"high density lipoproteins and VLDLs &
cholesterol ball\" to from plaques so that prevention of oxygenated blood supply to the heart
muscle cell. This plaque inside the arteries is known as atherosclerotic plaque that causes
\"coronary artery disease\" besides atherosclerosis. Symptoms are chest pain and severe sudden
heart attack, high blood pressure. This is a heart disease has caused by the low oxygen supply
due to ischaemia mediated hypoxia result in inadequate oxygen supply to coronary arteries to
promote efficient heart muscle contraction. This health implication explained in the form of
interdisciplinary perspective as it may lead to myocardial infarction leading to sudden cardiac
arrest. The above patient has symptoms mainly chest pain on exertion with higher systolic and
diastolic blood pressure (150/100 mm of Hg). Therefore, it is a very dangerous health
implication & indication produced by angina pectoris
The main treatment as rationale to angina is to relieve immediate pain in the chest followed by
care management. Nitroglycerine is potent vasodilator given sublingual route for angina patients
with regular nursing care. Calcium-channels blockers are going to reduce heart rate by blocking
L-type and T-type calcium channels whereas beta-blockers are going to reduce the heart rate by
antagonizing beta-adrenergic receptors on the heart so that adrenaline is not going to bind with it.
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cholesterol ball\" to from plaques so that prevention of oxygenated blood supply to the heart
muscle cell. This plaque inside the arteries is known as atherosclerotic plaque that causes
\"coronary artery disease\" besides atherosclerosis. Symptoms are chest pain and severe sudden
heart attack, high blood pressure. This is a heart disease has caused by the low oxygen supply
due to ischaemia mediated hypoxia result in inadequate oxygen supply to coronary arteries to
promote efficient heart muscle contraction. This health implication explained in the form of
interdisciplinary perspective as it may lead to myocardial infarction leading to sudden cardiac
arrest. The above patient has symptoms mainly chest pain on exertion with higher systolic and
diastolic blood pressure (150/100 mm of Hg). Therefore, it is a very dangerous health
implication & indication produced by angina pectoris
The main treatment as rationale to angina is to relieve immediate pain in the chest followed by
care management. Nitroglycerine is potent vasodilator given sublingual route for angina patients
with regular nursing care. Calcium-channels blockers are going to reduce heart rate by blocking
L-type and T-type calcium channels whereas beta-blockers are going to reduce the heart rate by
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1. Given a class UML, learn to write a C++ class declaration.
2. Learn how to define/call constructor, accessor, mutator or toString( )
Section 2: Background
In this homework, according to the given UML class diagram, you’re required to design a
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Section 3: Program description
3.1 Introduction
According to the following UML diagram, design a BankAccount class.
BankAccount
-id: string = \"?\"
-balance: double = 0.0
-address: string = \"?\"
+BankAccount()
+BankAccount(string, double, string)
+getID(): string
+getBalance(): double
+getAddress(): string
+setID(string): void
+deposit(double): bool
+withdraw(double): bool
+updateAddress(string):void
+toString(): string
+addInterest(): void
+equals(BankAccount): bool
Member variables and member functions\' description
Member
Variable
Data Type
Description
id
string
This represents a bank account\'s unique ID, such as \"123-456-
789\"
balance
double
This is the account balance.
address
string
This represents a bank account customer\'s mailing address, such as \"12345 Via Linda Rd.
Phoenix, AZ 85048\"
Member Function
Function Description
BankAccount()
This is the default constructor and it should initialize all member varible by the initial value
defined inside the UML. For example, id should be initialized to \"?\" etc.
BankAccount(string newID, double newBal, string newAddress)
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member variables accordingly with the three input parameters.
string getID()
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double getBalance()
This is the accessor for member variable balance
string getAddress()
This is the accessor for member variable address
void setID(string newID)
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variable id accordingly
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amount of deposit is negative, the balance will not be changed and the function should return
false; otherwise, the deposited amount (parameter value) will be added to the balance and the
function returns true.
bool withdraw(double amount)
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balance is less than the withdraw amount (parameter value) or the withdraw amount is less than
zero, the function should return false, otherwise subtract the balance by withdraw amount and
return true.
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string toString()
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Can you please explain those risk management from Kaiser Permanente.pdf
1. Can you please explain those risk management from Kaiser Permanente
•Implementation and development of HealthCare risk management programs that help risk
managers to always stay updated about relevant information in their organization.
•There are various risk management plans developed specially for the patients as patient should
be the first priority of any Health organization.
PLEASE PROVIDE A LINK for me to better understand
Solution
1) Each organization faces unique challenges there is no such model that fits all risk management
solution. The role of risk manager is to identify and evaluate risk as a mean to injury to patient,
staff members and visitors within the organization. The risk manager must stay up to date on
relevant information in their organization. The manager should conduct organization specific risk
analyses to determine potential risk. Risk manager should compare the likelihood of different
adverse events along with their impact and rank potential risk in terms of severity.
2) The risk management plans are specific to different healthcare facilities. While avoiding
potential financial consequences patients needs are generally the priority. The plans for risk
management must cover patient specific risk and be well documented. The patient risk can be
reduced by adequately training physician and staff. The other plans involve.
i) Communicating with patients.
ii) Preventing falls and immobility.
iii) Sufficient record retention.
iv) Tracking missed appointment.
Comprehensive risk management plans in patient care not only facilitate patient safety but also
reduce readmission as patients are the first priority of any organization.
