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(1) Hospital administrators face many challenges from various groups including business leaders, physicians, professional organizations, academics, and labor groups. (2) They will need to bring more professionalism and decentralization to decision making to operate strategically and fundraise from patients rather than trustees and shareholders. (3) Administrators now also face the challenge of making hospitals more environmentally friendly to avoid legal or customer backlash, as environmental focus increases.
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project on hospital industry
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As the nursing profession has expanded through advanced degrees, specialization, and clinical practice, nurses’ salaries and responsibilities have also increased. Now, hospitals substitute non-nurses for nurses to perform all but the most technical tasks. What are the implications for the nursing profession? Have nurses lost their traditional role of hands-on patient care and, if so, is that to their advantage or disadvantage?
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1. For a hospital to operate efficiently and effectively, the three important influences in its governance, medical staff, board of trustees, and administration, must work together in reasonable harmony. What factors might contribute to tensions among these groups?
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Hospital administration challenges
- 1. Hospital administration Challenges Challenges to administrative abilities have come from within the health field as well as from the public: For instance, from (a) business and professional leaders who were initiated into the hospital scene as trustees of voluntary hospitals; (b) the large number of physicians who comprise the medical staff of today’s hospital and who are especially concerned about the facilities and services available for the care of their patients; (c) professional organizations which prescribe various standards of hospital operation while granting approval to the hospitals; (d) academicians who are concerned about matching what they teach with the requirements of the patients and hospital administrations; (e) labour demanding standards of employment and working conditions at least equal to if not better than those prevailing in other industries; and (f) trustees of the Trust Hospitals, members of Registered Society Hospitals, shareholders of Corporate Hospitals, and others who have been their own masters and have been operating with no restraints so far will have to face increasing professionalism threatening their power and existence. These professionals will bring professionalism in running the hospitals, meaning thereby decentralization in decision making and strategic management to survive in the society. No CEO of any hospital will be able to run his hospital without collecting sufficient funds from his patients rather than from trustees, society members, shareholders, philanthropists etc. Of late a new challenge is that of being environment friendly. When the international focus is on a safe environment, hospitals which do not pay enough attention to this sensitive issue will be eliminated from the community either through enforcement of legal regulations or customers’ boycott. This has already begun in the West and will certainly happen here too, perhaps within the next five to ten years. It should be remembers that creditability and effectiveness are mutually dependent and proportional. The Chief Executive Officer of a hospital must guard his creditability at all cost. He must be able to provide latest technology and vision. He should push for change when it is required in the interest of the patients, employees