HCA 675

HCA675 Module 1 Discussion Question 1 (Graded) Discuss your viewpoints on the question of whether patients can adequately understand and judge the quality of the health care services they receive. Use examples to explain your rationale and include any action items that you think would improve the current situation. HCA 675 Module 1 Discussion Question 2 (Graded) What is your assessment of the origins and validity of physician resentment toward the push by a variety of health care entities t...

HCA 675 Week 3 Assignment, New Technology Interview

HCA 675 Week 2 Assignment, Health Care Reforms Paper

HCA 675 Week 7 Assignment, Disaster Preparedness

HCA 675 Week 3 Discussion Question 1 (Graded) After you read the module information regarding new technologies, answer the following questions: What are the issues surrounding selection and implementation of new types of technology? Focus on public demand, physician reaction, and issues of cost, among other concerns. HCA 675 Week 3 Discussion Question 2 (Graded) Discuss your thoughts and ideas about the newer trend of pharmaceutical and medical supply companies marketing directly to the con...

HCA 675 Week 1 Assignment, Health Care Administration among Stakeholders

HCA 675 Week 8 Discussion 2 What are your thoughts about the emerging accountable care organizations?

HCA 675 WEEK 8 DISCUSSION 1 What are the major positives that you see in the PPACA legislation? What are the major negatives that you see in the PPACA legislation? Provide rationale for your answer.

HCA 675 Week 7 Discussion 2

HCA 675 WEEK 7 DISCUSSION 1 Your hospital has been placed on alert for receiving patients from a local explosion at a large factory. Reports from the scene are spotty in terms of numbers killed or injured, and you do not know how many patients you may be getting. News reports are calling for casualties in the 100s, but local fire responders are sending in conflicting reports. You need to know what your ED will be receiving, so you can determine whether to close surgery to elective cases and to...