Issues and Mitigation Strategies in Health Care Service Management

This presentation discusses the issues related to public health care sector and the strategies to mitigate them. It also highlights the ethical and legal considerations and the critical decision-making process involved in health care service management.

Health and Human
Services
Name of the Student
University Name-

Introduction
Health and human service
management program is
accompanied with the process
related issues.
Most of the Public health care
organizations are lacking with the
use of advance technologies and
system process.
Less effective public health care
systems in health care

Issues related to public health
care sector
Less effective service program.
No proper working chains to
mitigate the identified health
care issues.
It is hard to customized the
health care services as per the
patients need.

Relevant issue in health care
service management
No use of advance public health
care system in organization.
Lack of proper training and
development which might impact
the health care service program.
Documentation of patients data
online is also very much required
to keep track on their health
issues by doctors.

Personal values and Belief in this
issue
Increased health risk.
Less effective treatment of
diagnosed disease.
High level of complexity and non-
effective treatment of patients.
Loss of strong belief if proper
care is not taken.

Ethical and Legal Consideration
Risk of confidentiality of the
patients data
Destruction of ethical right to self
determination and shared
decisions.
Ill-defined parameters and non-
effective procedural works.

Identification of issues and
source of collected data
These data have been collected
by using the questionnaire survey
and meeting with the patients.
It reflects their choices and
issues they have been facing in
the health care services.
Increased complexity is also
considered as one of the issue.

Assessment of issues
Increased complexity in the
health care services program.
Less effective treatment to
patients.
Destruction of their self care and
self-determination and autonomy
govern the practice of informed
consent to patients

Information required to use to
mitigate these issues
Nurses and staff members issues
and work culture in Health care
organization.
Perception, values and demand
of the patients with the health
care services program
Undertaken consent and
associated work program of
patients.

Case-Debriefing Strategy
Issue- Increased complexity of
the health care system and non-
effective health care program
Formulation of Plans- use of
advance technologies and health
care system process to record
patients data.
Customization of health care
services to strengthen the
effectiveness of the same.

Critical decision Making
Collecting data from the Patients and
Staff members to mitigate the health
care and human service issue.
Development of plan for installing the
heath care system process.
Customization of health care services
as per the patients needs and demand.
Use of online social media and survey
program to communicate the results to
stakeholders.

Advocacy of the results to
Stakeholders
Patients
Health care department
Staff members and employees
Doctors and nurses
Other IT members who could
help in advocacy of the
undertaken problem solving
plans.

Conclusion
These all health care issues
should be managed by health
care organization if they wants to
mitigate these issues.
Proper development plans and
undertaken work program should
be taken by staff member and
other health care organization to
mitigate these issues.

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