Situational Analysis of Bellevue Hospital: Hypertension Management Service Proposal

Running head: SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS 1
Situational Analysis
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SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS 2
Situational Analysis
Market factors impacting Bellevue Hospital
Bellevue Hospital is vital healthcare facilities in providing patient-specific care aimed at
increasing customer satisfaction and high quality care. One of Bellevue Hospital’s strengths is its
capability to provide teaching services apart from the crucial clinical services. The hospital can,
therefore, impact the society since the student-managed programs provide significant screenings
and checkups to the general public. In the same token, another strength of the hospital is its
cardiovascular program which plays a significant role in reducing as well as preventing
cardiovascular diseases (Manini et al, 2012). Bellevue Hospital’s utilization of technology
together with its outpatient care particularly MITI, Mobile Insulin Titration Intervention, is a
modern way of managing patients as well as enhancing communication between health experts
and patients (Levy et al, 2015). The advanced technology which has the capability to treat
chronic disease has enabled the hospital to experience a greater number of customers. Similarly,
the patient-centered approach also makes the health care facility to receive many patients in
comparison to other health care facilities.
However, Bellevue Hospital has some weaknesses. The Bellevue Community Needs
Assessment proposed some ideas which have not been achieved (Williamson, 2016).
Specifically, the idea to establish appropriate self-care plans especially for hypertension patients
has not been executed because of budgetary constraints. Therefore, this can affect the hospital’s
clinical service provision and care delivery.
Hypertension Management Service Proposal
Bellevue Hospital can market a service in regards to another fruitful program already
implemented. Typically, the MITI program has helped busy diabetes patients manage their