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Organization Structure and Functions
This paper propose setting up the proposed Golden Age Hospital
(GAH)
GAH will provide specialized care to senior people in community
The new unit will reduce congestion in Mission Viejo Hospital
IT will reduce mortality and enhance better quality of care
Background Information
The Mission Viejo Medical Centre has two adjacent health facilities
Mission Hospital Regional Medical Center
Children’s Hospital at Mission
The community has a large population of senior member aged over 55
years.
Additional hospital unit (GAH and CC) are proposed to special needs of
the senior population
The proposed hospital for the elderly will be named as ‘the Golden
Age Hospital. In
Mission Statement
Mission statement for GAH: Golden Age Hospital (GAH) provides
world-class class health care for the Mission Viejo areas senior
population with special health needs through superbly integrated and
executed clinical practices.
Mission statement for community clinic: Community clinic improves
the general health and well being of individual and the Mission Viejo
community as a whole by providing comprehensive and high quality
care services including treatment, prevention and health education.
Organizational Diagram
Relationship between structures/blocks
Sharing of common services between all units
laboratory services,
Radiography,
Blood bank and
Pharmacy
Human resources
Reduce congestion in the mission hospital
GAH/CC WILL Reduce falls and associated injuries in the mission
hospital
will reduce occurrences of error and the cost of health care to the
seniors and hospital
Recommended Bed Capacity
The proposed GAH and CC is designed to cater for senior embers with special
needs.
The approximate senior population in the community is 28,000; approximate
bed space for GAH is 80-100.
This number of beds is intended to care for seniors that require specialized
care.
Major Services to be offered at GAH and CC
Cancer therapy,
Nutritional care
Specialized cardiac care
Diabetic prevention and control
Physical therapy and
Neurological assistance
Physician Integration
The GAH and CC will be managed as a functionally integrated
service centre
Integration of these specialists should be based on the needs of
patients in the hospital.
Hospital-physician integration should respond to rapidly expanding
managed care health insurance.
Analysis of Survey Questionnaire
There is increased need for specialized care for the senior members of the
community
A separate unit (GAH/CC) are necessary in reducing congestion
Another critical concern that require attention include
Cancer treatment
Physical therapy
Cardiac specialized
Neurological assistance
Conclusion and Recommendations
A separate unit for the growing number of senior people is necessary in the
community.
The unit will employ and integrate specialized professional in the field of
geriatric to offer specialized care for the patients.
Instead of a separate area within the hospital, a different facility is necessary to
cater for needs of elderly with special needs
The integrated new unit should generate synergy and reduce cost to the center
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