Roemer Model of Healthcare System

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ROEMER MODEL OF HEALTHCARE SYSTEM
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ROEMER MODEL OF HEALHCARE SYSTEM1
Roemer’s model of healthcare service system comprises of management,
organization of programs, resource production, economic support and delivery of services.
Roemer’s model sees stability of a healthcare institution with respects to infrastructural,
social, political and cultural framework. Organizational Culture has been seen to transform
through custom and beliefs within over decades. Socioeconomic status, race and sociocultural
growth strengthen the organization culture. Lifestyle patterns and daily behaviors develops to
a feeling of well-being and its typical to specific cultures (Riegelman, & Kirkwood, 2015).
These diversities influences delivery of patient services. Cultural differences have led to
diversities and disparities in healthcare system. An emergency room is a place in the hospital
where emergency cases that requires the most immediate and acute care, are taken care of.
The stocks of medicine and medical aid equipment should be adequate all the time to handle
different levels of severity or acute emergencies in a reliable way. In regards to Roemer’s
model, crash cart medications should be resourced properly for proper delivery of services.
Hence, economic support from the investors and government healthcare framework is pivotal
for maintenance of a quality emergency department.
A quality care is a joint responsibility of everyone working in the emergency room
starting from nurses to doctors to quality inspectors and administrators and the team together
must be able to provide a quality care to each admitted patient. Hospital efficiency can be
determined by a number of factors – 1) Reduced discharge delay (van et al., 2015) – social
care has been seen as an important factor in delayed discharge. Hence, the level of quality
care needs to be increased and length of hospital stay needs to be decreased in order to
address quality care 2) Preventing admissions – a good community care can help reduce
admission in emergency department. This strategy according to Roemer’s model – needs to
be an extended healthcare framework of a hospital to its proximal societies and cultures.
Disease preventive and awareness programs can always stop unnecessary admissions to