MIDTERM L1 - ALE Flashcards
Refers to the management
and organization of healthcare facilities, focusing
on ensuring efficient operations, high-quality
patient care, and compliance with regulations.
Hospital Administration
Establishing long-term
goals and direction for the hospital.
Strategic Planning
Managing performance,
addressing grievances, and fostering a positive
workplace culture
Employee Relations
Acquiring medical supplies,
equipment, and pharmaceuticals
Procurement
Streamlining patient flow and enhancing the
overall experience.
Admission and Discharge Processes
Collecting
feedback and implementing improvements based
on patient needs.
Patient Satisfaction Initiatives
Public Health Initiatives and Partnerships are under what component of hospital administration
Community Outreach and Engagement
Play a vital role in bridging the gap between clinical staff and the administrative side of healthcare
Hospital Administrators
Implementing policies and procedures to
maintain and improve the quality of patient
care and safety.
Quality Assurance
Ensuring the hospital meets health laws and regulations at local, state, and federal levels.
Regulatory Compliance
Organization of
people, institutions, and resources that deliver
health care services to meet the health needs of
target populations
Health System / Health Care System
Provide two (2) examples of Insurance services in the healthcare system
- Medicare
- Maxicare
An organized framework
that provides medical services to a population
Healthcare System
Pertains to patients who need to stay overnight
Inpatient
Most hospitals have emergency
departments that provide immediate care for urgent medical issues.
Emergency Services
Hospitals provide diagnostic testing (like lab
tests and imaging) to help diagnose and
manage medical conditions
Diagnostic Services
These include pharmacy, nutrition,
rehabilitation, and mental health services to
support patient care
Support Services
Some hospitals are affiliated with medical schools and engage in teaching and research to advance medical knowledge and
practice.
Education and Research
Give the three (3) categories of hospitals:
- Publicly-owned Hospitals
- Non-profit Hospitals
- For-profit Hospitals
Give the Types of Hospitals
- General Hospital
- Specialty Hospital
- Teaching Hospital
- Community Hospital
- Long-term Care Hospital
- Ambulatory Surgery Hospital
The first point of contact for individuals seeking medical care
Primary Healthcare
Specialized medical care that requires referral from a primary healthcare provide
Secondary Healthcare
Takes on highly specialized care with the use of complex procedures in advanced medical facilities
Tertiary Healthcare
An extension of Tertiary Healthcare which includes experimental and cutting-edge procedures
Quaternary Healthcare
Give the Components of Hospital Administration
- Leadership and Governance
- Financial Management
- Human Resources Management
- Clinical Operations
- Information Technology
- Supply Chain Management
- Regulatory Compliance
- Patient Services
- Emergency Preparedness
- Community Outreach and Engagement
Managing the hospital’s budget, financial planning, and resource allocation to ensure sustainability
Finance and Budgeting
Initiatives aimed at preventing disease and promoting health at the community level
Public Health
Tools and systems that enhance care delivery
Technology
Managing billings, collections, and reimbursement processes
Revenue Cycle Management
Ensuring data accuracy, privacy, and compliance with regulations
Health Information Management
Developing and implementing strategies for emergencies and disasters
Crisis Management Plans
Collaborating with local organizations and stakeholders to address community health needs
Partnerships
Establishing procedures to ensure compliance with healthcare laws and regulations
Policy Development
Meeting standards set by regulatory bodies and accrediting organizations
Accreditation
Give the three (3) types of Specialty Hospitals
- Children’s Hospitals
- Psychiatric Hospitals
- Rehabilitation Hospitals
Typically smaller, these serve local populations and provide essential services often focused on primary care and outpatient services.
Community Hospitals
Hospitals categorized as private and prioritizes business
For-profit Hospitals
Hospitals that are owned by the government
Publicly-owned Hospitals
Facilities that perform same-day surgical procedures without the need for overnight stay
Ambulatory Surgery Centers / Hospitals
Provides oversight, policy development, and governance
Board of Directors
