Management of hospitals and health services : strategic issues and performance /

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Main Author: Schulz, Rockwell.
Other Authors: Johnson, Alton C. 1924-
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: St. Louis : C.V. Mosby Co., 1990.
Edition:3rd ed.
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245 1 0 |a Management of hospitals and health services :  |b strategic issues and performance /  |c Rockwell Schulz, Alton C. Johnson. 
250 |a 3rd ed. 
260 0 |a St. Louis :  |b C.V. Mosby Co.,  |c 1990. 
300 |a xiii, 330 p. :  |b ill. ;  |c 25 cm. 
500 |a Rev. ed. of: Management of hospitals. 2nd ed. c1983. 
504 |a Includes bibliographical references. 
505 0 |a Part I: Hospitals and health services management objectives in a rapidly changing environment -- 1. The growing importance of management to institutional, patient, and community health -- a. Stages in health services management -- b. Public health period: into the 1920s -- c. Physician period: 1930s into 1960s -- d. Hospital period: 1960s into 1990s -- e. Framework for a strategic management role to improve patient outcomes and community health -- 2: Health and the health system -- a. Inputs to health -- b. The health system -- c. Personal health care system -- d. Physical services -- e. Hospital services -- 3. Environmental pressures from cost controls and consolidation -- a. Are health care costs too high? -- b. Why are costs rising? -- c. Who pays and how do they try to control costs and quality? -- d. How are physicians paid? -- e. How are hospitals paid? -- f. How do payers control costs and quality of care? -- g. Future prospects for cost controls --  
505 0 |a h. Implications of cost control on management of health services -- i. Consolidation of health services -- j. Investor-owned health systems -- k. Are horizontal, vertical, and for-profit consolidations beneficial? -- l. Implications of consolidation on management of health services -- Part II: Strategic management -- 4. Strategic management defined -- a. The concept of ultrastable equilibrium -- b. The strategic management process -- c. The major components of the strategic management process -- d. The role of the strategic manager -- e. Competencies -- 5. Strategy formulation -- a. Determining the mission, goals, and objectives -- b. Social responsibility -- c. Competitive position -- d. The SWOT analysis -- e. Strategies -- f. The strategy plan -- g. Grand strategies -- 6. Implementation processes -- a. Change -- b. Management initiatives -- c. Training -- d. Structure -- e. Resource deployment -- f. Policies -- g. Culture --  
505 0 |a 7. Changing roles of the Chief Executive Officer with special emphasis on the evaluation/control process -- a. Role models-an overview -- b. Roles/processes -- c. Monitoring/evaluating/controlling -- Part III: Health services organization issues -- 8. Organizational arrangements of health services delivery systems -- a. Health service functions and the patient care systems -- b. Organizational design -- c. Joint ventures -- 9. Governance of health services organizations -- a. Functions of governing boards -- b. Structural characteristics of a governing board -- c. Who really controls hospitals and health services? -- d. Hospital performance seems to relate to accountability -- e. How does consumerism relate to governance? -- f. Board decision processes -- 10. Physicians -- a. Barriers to physician/management relationships -- b. Who are physicians? -- c. Who become physicians? -- d. What is the conditioning process of medical education? e. The physician surplus --  
505 0 |a f. Organized medicine -- g. Hospital medical staff organization -- h. Corporate integration of physician services -- i. Management and physicians -- 11. Nursing -- a. Nursing in transition -- b. Issues in nursing -- c. Implications for management -- Part IV: Managerial functions and issues -- 12. Other health professionals and programs -- a. Other health professionals -- b. Management of professional services to patients -- 13. Functional managers -- a. Functional managers -- b. Computer systems-medical and management information systems-decision support systems -- c. Marketing -- d. Planning -- e. Human resources management - f. Materials management -- g. Risk management -- h. Public relations and volunteer services -- i. Consultants -- j. Management contracts -- k. Factors that might improve effectiveness of functional specialists -- 14. Management of access: an epidemiological approach to marketing -- a. Marketing and demarketing health services --  
505 0 |a b. An epidemiological approach to marketing -- c. Marketing -- d. Epidemiology -- e. Managing access to care: balancing community and institutional health needs -- 15. Management of quality and costs -- a. Forces for more attention to quality -- b. Approaches to evaluating quality of care -- c. Methods for managing quality of physicians' services -- d. Management of quality or cost -- e. The bottom line and the rational manager -- 16. The management of human resources -- a. The nature of the human resources function -- Management's human resources tools -- 17. Managing conflict and labor management relations -- a. The nature of conflict -- b. Individual conflict -- c. Interpersonal conflict -- d. Group conflict -- e. The status of factor -- f. Client/organization conflict -- g. Mitigation of conflict -- h. Win/win strategies -- i. Action program for mitigation of conflict -- j. Participative management -- k. Managerial/organizational stress -- l. Collective bargaining --  
505 0 |a m. Changing philosophies regarding unions -- n. Employees, managers, and unions -- o. Collective bargaining process -- p. Contract administration -- Part V. Future challenges, strategies, and ethics -- 18. Managerial performance and ethics for hospitals and health services into the twenty-first century -- a. Organization and management strategies for meeting future challenges to management -- b. Diseases of health services management -- c. Management of organizational decline -- d. An ethical framework for health services management -- e. Personal approaches to management 
650 2 |a Health Services Administration. 
650 0 |a Hospitals  |x Administration. 
650 0 |a Health services administration. 
650 2 |a Hospital Administration. 
700 1 |a Johnson, Alton C.  |q (Alton Cornelius),  |d 1924- 
700 1 |a Schulz, Rockwell.  |t Management of hospitals. 
776 0 8 |i Online version:  |a Schulz, Rockwell.  |t Management of hospitals and health services.  |b 3rd ed.  |d St. Louis : C.V. Mosby Co., 1990  |w (OCoLC)755234906 
988 |a 20020608 
906 |0 OCLC