What are the necessary conditions for autonomy?

ADHERING TO THE PRINCIPAL OF AUTONOMY REQUIRES THAT HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS: DISTR

Adhering to the principal of autonomy requires that health care providers: distribute the social benefits and burdens appropriately act in ways that promote patient welfare do not interface with a patient’s self-direction don’t act in ways that may harm or injure a patient Adhering to the principal of non-maleficence requires that health care providers: distribute the social benefits and burdens appropriately act in interface with a patient’s self-direction don’t act in ways that may harm or harm or injure a patient Adhering to the principle of beneficence requires that health care providers: distribute the social benefits and burdens appropriately act in ways that promote patient welfare don’t interface with a patient with a patient’s self-direction don’t act in ways that may harm or injure a patient What are the necessary conditions for autonomy?

concepts of continuity or continuum of care, accountable care organizations (ACO), medical homes, and nurse-managed health clinics.

AS THE COUNTRY FOCUSES ON THE RESTRUCTURING OF THE U.S. HEALTH CARE DELIVERY SYS

As the country focuses on the restructuring of the U.S. health care delivery system, nurses will continue to play an important role. It is expected that more and more nursing jobs will become available out in the community, and fewer will be available in acute care hospitals.
Write an informal presentation (500-700 words) to educate nurses about how the practice of nursing is expected to grow and change. Include the concepts of continuity or continuum of care, accountable care organizations (ACO), medical homes, and nurse-managed health clinics.
Share your presentation with nurse colleagues on your unit or department and ask them to offer their impressions of the anticipated changes to health care delivery and the new role of nurses in hospital settings, communities, clinics, and medical homes.
In 800-1,000 words summarize the feedback shared by three nurse colleagues and discuss whether their impressions are consistent with what you have researched about health reform.
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Explain at least two perceptions that you held regarding the role of HR compared to the role of the nurse manager.

THE ROLE OF HR IN HEALTH CARE SETTINGS   JANET HAS BEEN WORKING AS A NURSE MANAGER

The Role of HR in Health Care Settings
Janet has been working as a nurse manager for a little over six months. Since she took this position, nurses have asked her a variety of questions related to paid leave, health insurance coverage, retirement plans, and other important issues. Each new question causes Janet to wonder whether she is providing her staff with sufficient information. Janet realizes that she needs help answering these questions, and she is curious to see if she can enlist the assistance of someone in the Human Resources department. Despite her experience as a nurse and as a nurse manager, Janet is not sure what kind of support HR can provide, nor how and when she should request their help.  Nurse managers may be uncertain about the roles that HR plays in health care organizations. In addition, many managers are unclear about how HR can support them with the staff function of their managerial responsibilities. As a nurse manager, what questions might you have about HR’s role? Furthermore, how have your previous experiences impacted your perceptions?  To prepare •Reflect upon the role HR has played in your current organization or one with which you are familiar. What interactions have you noticed between HR professionals and other staff in this setting? How do these interactions compare to those of nurse managers and staff that you have observed? •Complete the media survey, “Survey on HR,” found in this week’s Learning Resources. Though this survey is not graded, take careful note of the questions asked and the correct answers. •Review Chapter 1, “The New Human Resource Management Process” in the course text, Human Resource Management: Functions, Applications, & Skill Development, as well as this week’s media, “Introduction to Healthcare Human Resource Management.” •Consider how your perceptions of HR are similar to or different from the roles of HR described in the Learning Resources. How does the role of HR differ from that of a nurse manager?
Post a description of your media survey experience, including your survey results and your reactions to the survey. Explain at least two perceptions that you held regarding the role of HR compared to the role of the nurse manager. Describe how these perceptions were similar to or different from the roles outlined in the Learning Resources. Without identifying individuals or organizations, support your response by briefly describing experiences that may have influenced your perceptions.

How might the basic accounting rules under the accrual principle differ for you as an individual (or family) from those applied in a health care setting?

HOW ARE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS USED TO DEMONSTRATE THE FINANCIAL HEALTH OF A HEALTH CARE SETTING? _____________________________ BUDGETS, BALANCE SHEETS

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Budgets, balance sheets, and other accounting tools provide a wealth of information for managers, but only if they know what they are looking at. It is time to learn the language and rules of finance!
To prepare for this Discussion, complete the readings in your Learning Resources. Think about the financial decisions of many health care settings.
Post a comprehensive response to the following:
How might the basic accounting rules under the accrual principle differ for you as an individual (or family) from those applied in a health care setting?
How are financial statements used to demonstrate the financial health of a health care setting? Select three key terms from the chapters (pp. 180 & 206) and explain how those key factors influence financial reporting in health care.
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Introduction to Health Care Economics & Financial Management
Chapter 10, “Basics of Financial Accounting and Reporting”Health care administrators often have to review and interpret financial statements. Financial statements are assessments and indicators of the financial health of an organization. They also reflect the perspective, tax status, and priorities of an organization. Financial statements show the impact of decisions made by leadership. In this chapter, you will review a brief history of financial accounting, regulation, and other accounting concepts. You will review the financial statements of the nonprofit SouthSide Hospital in this chapter and in Chapter 11.
Chapter 11, “Basic Financial Analysis”In this chapter, income statements and balance sheets from nonprofit SouthSide Hospital are used to enhance the health care professional’s ability to analyze a health care settings financial performance. Various methods for financial statement analysis and operating analysis are presented.
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