Discussion: Liability-Side Risks HCA 610
Discussion: Liability-Side Risks HCA 610
The recent turmoil in the capital markets has highlighted the negative impact of various liability-side risks for hospital leaders. Market and liquidity risks apply to investments such as equities (stocks), bonds, securities, and property, plant, and equipment on the liability side. What are the various types of financial risks that a health care organization might face during the course of its operations?
Financing risk is frequently addressed when an organization is least prepared to deal with it and has few options. The interdependence of asset-side and liability-side risks is a critical issue for hospital administration. Give an example of how you would use a best practice approach to balance sheet management, taking into account the management of asset/liability risks and returns in tandem.
Week 6 Discussion 1 Latest-GCU HCA 610
Return on assets is an important metric for a CEO or CFO in today’s economy (ROA). The goal is to maximize the ROA, which will result in lower operating costs and better clinical outcomes. Given the reimbursement landscape, a well-managed project with positive outcomes could have an impact on a health care organization’s revenue performance. What are some of the ways that construction projects will fail if supply chain management is not involved?
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