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Scenario Wesley Enterprises is a long-term care facility. The organization was recently cited for deficiencies including infectious disease planning and staffing deficiencies. The CEO has decided to hire a consulting firm to evaluate its current processes and make recommendations for improvement. Upon initial review, the consulting firm has determined that Wesley is utilizing operational processes that are not consistent with current industry practices. The consulting firm has deployed a team of operations management professionals to address the concerns. You are the leader of the team and your first task is to meet with the mid-level managers at Wesley. Instructions Compile a multimedia presentation using speaker notes and/or voice narration that includes: An introduction of the team and a comprehensive description of the roles of each operations team member; A discussion of the goals of the team relative to process improvement; A comparison of operations management in healthcare versus other industries; and A detailed analysis of the operational issues that are unique to health organizations. .
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Wesley Enterprises is a long-term care facility. The organization was recently cited for deficiencies including infectious disease planning and staffing deficiencies. The CEO has decided to hire a consulting firm to evaluate its current processes and make recommendations for improvement. Upon initial review, the consulting firm has determined that Wesley is utilizing operational processes that are not consistent with current industry practices. The consulting firm has deployed a team of operations management professionals to address the concerns. You are the leader of the team and your first task is to meet with the mid-level managers at Wesley.
Instructions
Compile a multimedia presentation using speaker notes and/or voice narration that includes:
An introduction of the team and a comprehensive description of the roles of each operations team member;
A discussion of the goals of the team relative to process improvement;
A comparison of operations management in healthcare versus other industries; and
A detailed analysis of the operational issues that are unique to health organizations.
1. Presentation provided detailed introduction of the team and a comprehensive description of the roles of each operations team member along with a description of how these roles function together.
2. Discussed the goals of the team relative to process improvement with well-integrated, strong supporting information.
3. Presentation provided a thorough and detailed comparison of operations management in healthcare versus other industries with an example to demonstrate the difference between them.
4. Analyzed the operational issues that are unique to health organizations with specific examples and fully developed reasoning along with ways to overcome these specific issues.
5. Presentation included either fully developed and clear speaker notes or narration depending on selected choice.
.
ScenarioWesley Enterprises is a long-term care facility. The org.docx
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Wesley Enterprises is a long-term care facility. The organization was recently cited for deficiencies including infectious disease planning and staffing deficiencies. The CEO has decided to hire a consulting firm to evaluate its current processes and make recommendations for improvement. Upon initial review, the consulting firm has determined that Wesley is utilizing operational processes that are not consistent with current industry practices. The consulting firm has deployed a team of operations management professionals to address the concerns. You are the leader of the team and your first task is to meet with the mid-level managers at Wesley.
Instructions
Compile a multimedia presentation using speaker notes and/or voice narration that includes:
An introduction of the team and a comprehensive description of the roles of each operations team member;
A discussion of the goals of the team relative to process improvement;
A comparison of operations management in healthcare versus other industries; and
A detailed analysis of the operational issues that are unique to health organizations.
Resources
For information about creating a PowerPoint presentation
For information about adding speaker notes
Grading rubric:
Presentation provided detailed introduction of the team and a comprehensive description of the roles of each operations team member along with a description of how these roles function together.
Discussed the goals of the team relative to process improvement with well-integrated, strong supporting information.
Presentation provided a thorough and detailed comparison of operations management in healthcare versus other industries with an example to demonstrate the difference between them.
Analyzed the operational issues that are unique to health organizations with specific examples and fully developed reasoning along with ways to overcome these specific issues.
Presentation included either fully developed and clear speaker notes or narration depending on selected choice.
.
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3. Presentation provided a thorough and detailed comparison of operations management in healthcare versus other industries with an example to demonstrate the difference between them.
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Wesley Enterprises is a long-term care facility. The organization was recently cited for deficiencies including infectious disease planning and staffing deficiencies. The CEO has decided to hire a consulting firm to evaluate its current processes and make recommendations for improvement. Upon initial review, the consulting firm has determined that Wesley is utilizing operational processes that are not consistent with current industry practices. The consulting firm has deployed a team of operations management professionals to address the concerns. You are the leader of the team and your first task is to meet with the mid-level managers at Wesley.
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Compile a multimedia presentation using speaker notes and/or voice narration that includes:
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As a health service administrator, it is important to establish the short term and long term career goals. In my short term career goals, I will enhance the work experiences of my juniors and enable an accommodating working environment. I will develop measures such as ensuring employees get to work on time, increase their accuracy and speed in services, respond quickly to customer queries, and encourage development of good attitude towards clients. In my long term goals, I will make necessary steps to allow the expansion of the healthcare center to allow accommodation of more customers. I will also ensure the development of subsidiary stations to allow easy access of patients living in less developed areas in terms of infrastructure.
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SOCIAL SKILLS CHECKLIST (Elementary/Pre-K)
Name of child: ______________________ Date: _______________________ Birth date: __________________________ Assessor’s name: _______________ Instructions: For each question, check if that particular social skill occurs Almost Always, Often, Sometimes, or Almost Never.
RATING SCALE Almost always- the student consistently displays this skill in many settings and with a variety of people
Often- the student displays this skill on a few occasions, settings and with a few people
Sometimes- the student seldom displays this skill but may demonstrate it on infrequent occasions.
Almost Never- the student never or rarely exhibits this skill. It is uncommon to see this in their daily routine.
SOCIAL PLAY & EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT Almost Always Often Sometimes Almost
Never 1.1 Beginning Play Behaviors
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Sex: Male
Source: Patient
Allergies: None
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PMH: Hypercholesterolemia
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Surgical History: Appendectomy 47 years ago.
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Chief complain
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CONSTITUTIONAL
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HEENT
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Respiratory
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MUSCULOSKELETAL
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Skin
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Objective Data
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Veracity
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Step 3
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Sales and Marketing:
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