Exam Content As a health care manager participating in the reinvention task force, you need to formulate your strategy after completing your organization’s SWOT analysis. Setting strategic goals estab

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Goals and Issues WorksheetExam Content As a health care manager participating in the reinvention task force, you need to formulate your strategy after completing your organization’s SWOT analysis. Setting strategic goals estab 1

Incorporate analysis based on your review of the data provided in the Stevens District Hospital Strategic-Planning Scenario and your Wk 3 - Summative Assessment: SWOT Analysis Retreat Preparation. You will be using your mission and vision established in Week 2.  

Instructions Part 1: Establishing SMART Goals

Identify 4 unique strategic goals that support Stevens District Hospital’s mission and vision for each of the following areas: financial or economics, technology, legal or regulatory, and risk or quality improvement.  

Write a maximum 175-word response for each goal row.

Include the following in the provided spaces for each category:  

  • Goal:  

    • For each category, identify a clear, actionable, and measurable goal for the hospital that clearly supports the organization’s mission statement and vision statement.   

    • Think SMART Goal: Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-based 

  • Mission and Vision Alignment:  

    • Analyze how each goal supports the hospital’s mission statement and vision statement.  

  • Tracking and Measurement:  

    • Explain how you would measure progress toward each goal.  

    • Discuss milestones necessary for progress; how are you going to track your progress? 

    • Discuss the criteria you would use to measure that the goal was completed.  

  • Resources for Goals 

    • What resources, materials, funding, or services might you need to achieve your stated goal? 

    • What would you ask your leadership for to pursue your goal in the timeline set? 

Part 2: Evaluation of Financial or Economic Issues

Identify some financial or economic issues in health care that you’ve seen or heard about.

Evaluate how your completed SWOT analysis and established strategic goals may improve those issues for the organization.

Cite sources to support your goals according to APA guidelines.  

Example

Review the following completed goal example:   

Goal

Mission and Vision Alignment

Tracking and Measurement

Resources for Goal

Increase the number of cardiac catheterization labs from two to three labs within 12 months.

The goal supports the hospital’s mission and vision because it increases outpatient testing volume and revenue and provides capacity to be able to recruit an additional cardiologist. This can improve the health of the community by treating heart disease sooner. 

Milestones to attain the goal include identifying a vendor within the first 90 days, establishing technology needed by the 6-month mark, and staffing and training employees by the end of month 12.

The number of catheterization labs would be measured at the end of the year to ensure Stevens District Hospital is making progress toward the goal. We would also calculate the volume of catheterizations completed by the end of year. 

To achieve the creation of a new catheterization lab, Stevens District Hospital will need catheterization lab equipment, additional staff, and a communication plan to advise local providers of the new catheterization lab.

  

Part 1: Establishing SMART Goals

Complete this table in a maximum of 175 words for each row.

Goal Type

SMART Goal

Mission and Vision Alignment

Tracking and Measurement

Resources for Goal

Financial or Economic Goal 

Technology Goal 

Legal or Regulatory Goal 

Risk- or Quality-Improvement Goal 

Part 2: Evaluation of Financial or Economic Issues on Health Care

Write a 350-word evaluation on some financial or economic issues you have seen or read about in health care. How will your SWOT analysis and established goals assist an organization in improving the issues you identified?

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