labman g3 Financial Management Flashcards

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a business function that deals with investing the available financial resources in a way that greater business success and ROI is achieved

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Financial Management

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a business function that deals with investing the available financial resources in a way that greater business success and ROI is achieved

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Financial Management

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is a process in which executives of an organization establish their goals and objectives as well as their vision for the future

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Strategic Planning

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with representatives from all areas, leads the process in an open, documented way.

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Strategic Planning

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often set using SMART criteria, enable leaders to measure and track progress toward the mission

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The Goals

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defines its purpose, direction, and goals, providing a broad yet actionable foundation

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The Mission

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7
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strategic planning begins by assessing the business’s current position through tools like SWOT analysis to understand its environment and trajectory

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Identify

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planners set objectives aligned with the mission, focusing on the most relevant, urgent goals while considering resources, timelines, and KPIs

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Prioritize

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stakeholders create tactical plans that fit into the overall strategy, using tools like strategy maps and balancing costs with priorities

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Develop

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the strategic plan is put into action with clear communication, assigned responsibilities, and regular reviews to keep it on track

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Implement

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the plan is periodically reviewed and adjusted to align with changing conditions and new opportunities, using metrics for performance assessment

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Update

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reviewing the plan every quarter provides a convenient interval to reassess initial assumptions and evaluate progress using key metrics

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Quarterly Reviews

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it allows leaders to examine metrics from the past year and make necessary adjustments to the strategic plan

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Annual Reviews

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14
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it focuses on competitive advantages, growth opportunities, and resource allocation to achieve goals

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Business

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15
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it organizes company structure, policies, and leadership to align with strategic objectives

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Corporate

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16
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It supports corporate strategy with detailed focus on departments like marketing, HR, and finance, covering policies, processes, and budgets

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Functional

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17
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This helps stakeholders see how goals, like improving workflows to reduce costs, interconnect within the strategy

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Strategy Map

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it is the division of a business responsible for finding, recruiting, screening, and training job applicants and administering employee benefits programs

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Human Resources (HR)

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it is a strategic approach to managing company employees the work culture, and the work environment so that people can function as effectively and productively as possible

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Human Resource Management

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20
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they provide a comprehensive approach to managing employees and an organization’s culture and environment

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HRM strategies

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21
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the actual expense or expenditure incurred to acquire or produce something

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Cost

22
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a planned allocation of resources or funds for a specific purpose or project

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Budgeting

23
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cost directly related to each procedure

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Direct Costs

24
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general support costs not linked to specific tests

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Indirect Costs

25
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cost assigned to each individual test or procedure

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Unit Costs

26
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Expenses that do not fluctuate with work volume

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Fixed Costs

27
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expenses that change directly with workload

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Variable Costs

28
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costs that vary based on workload but gradually or in steps

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Semi-variable costs

29
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a formalized plan describing the use and source of financial and operating resources over a given time period

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Budget

30
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A financial tool that outlines anticipated revenue and expenses over a specified period (day-to-day) also known as Recurrent Budget or on Macro / Government level as Non-development

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Operational Budget

31
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purpose is to plan for the acquisition of land, buildings, and equipments for expansion and/or replacement

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Capital Budget

32
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a detailed statement outlining estimated project costs to support, grow and expand the project

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Development Budget

33
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a combination of all the lower-level budgets of various functional areas in an organization

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Master Budget

34
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it encompasses evaluating options, making choices, and taking actions related to financial matters

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Financial Decision-Making

35
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clear and achievable financial goals provide a roadmap for financial decision-making

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Setting Financial Goals

36
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involves estimating income and expenses over a specific period to ensure that financial resources are allocated wisely

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Budgeting and Forecasting

37
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assessing and managing risks integral to financial decision-making

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Risk management

38
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Consider various investment options (stocks, bonds, mutual funds) based on risk tolerance time horizon, and expected returns.

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Investment Choices

39
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Make informed decisions about borrowing, including types of debt (credit cards, loans) and repayment strategies.

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Debt Management

40
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Develop a comprehensive plan that includes savings, investments, insurance and retirement planning.

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Financial Planning

41
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Develop a comprehensive plan that includes savings, investments, insurance and retirement planning.

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Financial Planning

42
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Continuously monitor and adjust financial strategies based on changes in personal circumstances or market conditions.

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Regular Review

43
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it also called sales or turnover

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Revenue

44
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total income generated from the sale of goods or services

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Revenue

45
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the process by which a company markets and sells a product or service to produce income

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Generation of Revenue

46
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Revenue that is collected for performing laboratory testing.

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Net Revenue

47
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Revenue that is charged for performing laboratory testing; gross revenue is rarely the same as net revenue.

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Gross Revenue

48
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Fixed, prearranged payment received per patient enrolled in a health plan.

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Capitated Revenue

49
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payment based on patient episode; it does not vary based on services provided

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Bundled Revenue

50
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simply, “selling the right thing to the right person at the right price on the right day.”

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Revenue Management

51
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These include essential devices like imaging equipment (e.g., MRI and CT scanners), diagnostic tools, surgical instruments, and lab equipment.

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Direct Sales of Medical Devices

52
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Platforms for electronic health records (EHR), patient management, and diagnostics generate revenue through licensing and subscriptions.

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Software and Digital Health Solutions