Advocate Lutheran General Hospital, Park Ridge, IL. Text provides strategies for attracting and retaining skilled nurses. Also emphasizes the roles nurse managers play in nurse employee satisfaction and highlights the qualities that make an organization attractive to nurses. Softcover.

Rx for the Nursing Shortage: A Guidebook (Management Series)

Business & Money

Health Administration Press

Management & Leadership

ACHE Management Series

Author Marc D. Halley contends that the true drivers of market share are primary care providers (PCPs). Retaining between 2,000 and 5,000 patients in a practice, PCPs exert significant influence on where and how their patients receive care. Despite brand identity, community image, and the trend toward employment of specialty physicians, Halley insists referrals from PCPs are the key to success for most specialty practices and hospitals. This book explains how to get back to the basics by focusing on the physicians that guide patients through the maze of healthcare alternatives. It outlines strategies for developing partnerships between employed and affiliated PCPs, ambulatory specialists, facility-based doctors and hospitals. This book will share the proven techniques Halley has spent the last 20 years defining and implementing for a variety of hospital and health system clients around the country.

The Primary Care-Market Share Connection: How Hospitals Achieve Competitive Advantage (ACHE Management)

Reference

This volume commemorates the 75th year of ACHE with an up-to-date history of the organization, including the internal and external forces that molded and shaped it. Like most organizations, ACHE is a product of its environment. The changing field of healthcare delivery as well as the historical events that have occurred throughout the years have helped the association evolve into what it is today. Coming of Age also provides insights into the field of healthcare management and how it too has developed over the years.

Coming of Age: The 75-Year History of the American College of Healthcare Executives (Hap Book)

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

Today's healthcare managers are placing increased emphasis on financial implications when making operating decisions. Understanding Healthcare Financial Management, sixth edition, provides the financial theory and the "nuts and bolts" managers in a variety of provider settings need to make better decisions. Real-world examples and spreadsheet analyses are featured throughout the book.
The sixth edition features new and expanded material: <ul>
<li>Medicare reimbursement methods</li> <li>Pay-for-performance and consumer-directed health plans</li> <li>Revenue cycle</li> <li>Credit enhancement</li> <li>Business unit forecasting</li> <li>Merger activity in the health services industry</li> <li>Antitrust regulation</li> <li>Overview of derivatives</li> </ul>
Companion website enhances learning and clarifies concepts Go online to access additional tools for financial decision making: <ul>
<li>Spreadsheet models that illustrate text calculations</li> <li>Spreadsheet problem sets that cover new concepts</li> <li>A bonus chapter, "Distributions to Owners: Bonuses, Dividends, and Repurchases"</li> <li>Tutorial on using a financial calculator</li> </ul>
New online resources: <ul>
<li>A healthcare reform primer that explains how new reform legislation - the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act - affects healthcare financial management</li> <li>Mini-cases that provide more detailed real-world practice with concepts</li> </ul>

Understanding Healthcare Financial Management, Sixth Edition (AUPHA/HAP Book)

Medical Books

Administration & Medicine Economics

AUPHA/HAP Book

Management Of Healthcare Organizations

Olden, Peter C.

Association Of University Programs In Health Administration

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