LibGuides: HSA-3000 Management Principles in Health Administration: Week 7 Resources

Week 7 Resources

Chapter 12: Comprehensive Planning and Accountability Documentation
Liebler, J.G., & McConnell, C.R. (2020). Chapter 12: Comprehensive planning and accountability documentation. In Management principles for health professionals (8th ed., pp. 267-286). Jones & Bartlett. eISBN-13: 9781284183511

This is your Redshelf text found in the Course Resources tab on the left side navigation bar. In this chapter, you will study the varied responsibilities of middle managers related to regular reporting and long-term planning. You will be introduced to a series of management documents, including the strategic plan, annual report, an executive summary of the annual report, project proposal, due diligence report, and plan of correction. You will study the essential elements of each plan and its importance to the organization. The chapter will also describe considerations related to the development of a business plan. After you complete the reading of the chapter, refer to Appendix 12-A, which provides a sample strategic plan. You can use this reference as a tool to help you develop the assignment for this week, which is an outline of a strategic plan. This outline will provide the framework for the plan for a new community health center, which you will prepare for your Signature Assignment in Week 8.

Safety in the Healthcare Environment: OSHA Mandatories for General Orientation
Envision, Inc. (Producer). (2014). Safety in the healthcare environment: OSHA mandatories for general orientation [Video/DVD]. Envision, Inc. Retrieved from https://video-alexanderstreet-com.proxy1.ncu.edu/watch/safety-in-the-healthcare-environment-osha-mandatories-for-general-orientation
There are many potential safety issues in healthcare environments. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires that all hospital staff be trained on how to identify primary safety issues. This video will cover the following topics: slips and falls, back safety and ergonomics, fire and electrical safety, construction safety, hazardous material, radiation protection, disaster preparedness, violence and stress, and reporting options. All healthcare administrators should be aware of this potential health and safety and how to plan to mitigate these issues.
Community-engaged Public Health Research to Inform Hospital Campus Planning in a Low Socioeconomic Status Urban Neighborhood
Brittin, J., Elijah-Barnwell, S., Nam, Y., Araz, O., Friedow, B., Jameton, A., & Huang, T. T. (2015). Community-engaged public health research to inform hospital campus planning in a low socioeconomic status urban neighborhood. HERD: Health Environments Research & Design Journal, 8(4), 12-24. doi:http://dx.doi.org.proxy1.ncu.edu/10.1177/1937586715575908
In this article, the authors describe a process of health assessment of residents of low socioeconomic status, an urban area in Chicago, to determine the need for hospital campus planning. Your review of the process described can help inform the preparation of your Week 7 assignment.