(336) 706-5444 September 21, 2014 Mr. Jason Nazal Methodist Primary Care Group 1100 13th St., NW Suite 1000 Washington, D.C. 20005 Subject: Proposal No. C-0022 for Methodist Primary Care Group, Carnahan Clinic Dear Mr. Nazal: The National Committee of Quality Assurance is submitting the following proposal to provide care coordination services for a primary care office associated with the Methodist Primary Care Group, Carnahan Clinic, 20th St., Washington, D.C. Our organization has performed many
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Opening a free clinic is one of the most humanitarian ways of giving back to the community. The community particularly the low income citizens are searching for means to provide easy and affordable healthcare to. This has come as a result of employers reducing employee’s benefits due to a failing economy this in turn causing the cost of obtaining a medical insurance cover very expensive. Opening a free clinic may stand to achieve and benefit the community by providing these primary medical attention
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Facility Planning – Facility Selection: Part 1 & 2 In health care there are many different facility types; one in particular is an outpatient clinic. Outpatient clinics are facilities which provide medical care and treatments that do not require an overnight stay in a medical facility or hospital. An outpatient care can be managed in a medical office or even in a hospital, but mostly services are provided in a medical office or in an outpatient surgery center (About Careers, 2014). One facility
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Canadian health care differs quite drastically from any other country. To begin with Canada’s health care system is built upon the Canada Health Act. The Canada Health Act is federal legislation that puts in place conditions by which individual provinces and territories in Canada may receive funding and get health care services.(Canadian Health Care, 2004) This act was put into place in order to obtain the primary objectives of the Canadian health care policy which is to protect, promote and restore
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Contents Section 1 Title Page Table of Contents Abbreviations and Acronyms Acknowledgements Section 2 • Executive Summary Page 6 Section 3 Introduction: Objectives of the Evaluation Evaluation Methodology Evaluation Team Sampling of Interview Sites Data verification Data entry, processing and analysis Kachia LGA (A brief overview) Results of Evaluation:
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AN INTERVIEW WITH A HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONAL 1 Health Care Interview Sylvia Taylor HCS/310 July 9, 2012 Jennifer Hitt AN INTERVIEW WITH A HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONAL 2 Health Care Interview Health care interview is quite an experience for the first timers. For some it is an opportunity to learn
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Table of contents page Case Study: Peace Memorial Hospital: Downtown health Clinic …….………………. 3 Executive Summary …………………………………………………………………….. 3 Environmental Aspects …………………………………………………………….. 5 Demographics …………………………………………………………………….. 5 Politics ……………………………………………………………………
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Enhancing the Power of Health Care Nancnrs University Of Phoenix Health Care Organizations and Delivery Systems HCS/531 Professor March 17, 2013 Enhancing the power of Health Care The ability to access Medical records is a growing concern “President Barack Obama endorsed a goal set by the Bush administration of establishing an electronic health record for every patient by 2014” (Lewis, 2009). With only one year left before the 2014 deadline, Los Angeles County Medical Center (LAC+USC)
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A Descriptive Report on Group Culture at the Mayo Clinic (Author’s name) (Class) (Date) (Course and Section number) (Instructor's Name) Introduction A company’s group culture can be one of its greatest assets or liability. A company’s group culture can be defined as its system of shared values, assumptions and beliefs that detail to its people the desired or least desired behavior. These values strongly influence both the employees’ behavior and overall organizational performance.
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INTRODUCTION Mayo Clinic is well known for treating international leaders (e.g., the president of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea (Cateora, Gilly, and Graham 640)). Mayo clinic provided care to international patients for nearly a hundred years. It was founded one hundred years ago by a family of physicians named “Mayo.” The Mayo family created an international legacy. They traveled the world to compare notes and surgical approaches and returned with international patients. Mayo Clinic has used word-of-mouth
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