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Discussion: Planning Technology HCA 610

Discussion: Planning Technology HCA 610

Discussion: Planning Technology HCA 610

The investment in a strategic plan that encompasses not only where an organization is headed, but also defines the organization’s current position, is the key to technology planning. The plan essentially outlines the path between the two. Its success is determined by how the market is defined and whether or not the right questions are asked. What factors must be considered to determine the long-term cost of operation and potential revenue generation for each piece of equipment?

Week 7 Discussion 1 Latest-GCU HCA 610

The Six Sigma program’s goal is to achieve as close to perfection as possible in terms of quality. Sigma is a statistical term that

Discussion Planning Technology HCA 610
Discussion Planning Technology HCA 610

describes how far a process deviates from perfection. Explain how the Six Sigma disciplines can improve hospital efficiency and profitability.

Week 7 Discussion 2 Latest-GCU HCA 610

What is your personal definition of quality improvement? How does this definition apply to operations in a health-care organization? How do we try to build new methods of practice based on profound knowledge, the majority of which is already tacit in the organization, as well as new knowledge generated by the CQI process?

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