nonprofit federally funded community health center located in rural Alabama. It operates 10 clinics in eight different counties. TCMC is fully accredited by The Joint Commission. Services vary slightly from clinic to clinic. Each clinic offers general primary healthcare, in-house laboratory testing, patient medication assistance programs, and four of the clinics offer in-house X-ray services. According to CHCFC’s 2008 Uniform Data System Report, providers
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are many language barriers, but things have started to get better with time. The clinic has become very successful with different means of advertising and communicating what the clinic has to offer for medical services. The cliental is usually low income, in which the state picks up the bill, so they have used every available source such as bill boards, radio ads, and commercials to promote people to use the clinics to help keep health cost down. There is also a web page that allows the client to
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With the opening of the Downtown Health Clinic, Perpetual Mercy Hospital expected to expand the current customer referrals and the demand as a whole. This clinic was aimed to help Perpetual Mercy Hospital with its customer base, patients and create many business opportunities. The original goal of the Downtown Health Clinic was for it to be self sufficient after three years of opening. Unfortuanately due to unseen competion, these goals are beginning to look too ambitious.After 11 months of operation
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Dynamics of Ethics Dynamics of Ethics Dealing with unwanted personal questions in a professional relationship is not always easy but remaining professional and answering the questions on a clinician and client relationship is the ethical way to perform the job. The clinician can volunteer to tell the client personal information if they choose. How a clinician handles is personal life is very important because a client could have seen the clinician outside of the office and want to ask questions
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outpatient clinic position, and see exactly what is required for this clinic. Next I will need to make a decision on who will be the best candidate to fulfill this position based on the overall work requirements, and qualifications needed for this position. I need to make a decision that overall positively affects both the hospital, and new outpatient clinic. A1. The hospital in this scenario is located in a rural setting. The hospital has recently purchased a small outpatient clinic that is approximately
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allocation costs for the Outpatient Clinic Advantages & Disadvantages Facility Allocation Recommendation for Final Allocation References Case Study: Rio Grande, Week 2 Learning Outcome: Justify an indirect cost allocation scheme for outpatient services for a healthcare organization. | Score | | Below Expectations0 – 15 | Approaches Expectations16 - 17 | Meets Expectations18 - 20 | | 1. Justification of additional space for Outpatient Clinic | Justification of additional
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Biography of Phillip A. Butler. I was born March 13, 1960 in Cleveland Ohio. I graduated from Benedictine High School in 1978. In the fall of that same year I attended the University of Cincinnati. I had the desire to attend Howard University and did so in the spring of 1980. I spent some time after that in the armed forces and after 3 years of service, where I was stationed in the greater Washington metropolitan area, received an honorable discharge from the U.S. Army. Soon after my
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Huffman Trucking’s Publics Since the beginning Huffman Trucking has secured a position in the logistics and transportation business. Working in the local area of Cleveland Ohio an opportunity presented itself to expand by working with the US government. By 1945 Huffman secured 16 tractors and 36 trailers. With this expansion means Huffman had to employ drivers and loaders in order to run routes from the Midwest to the east. Today Huffman has grown and with that growth he has acquired 1,400 employees
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feel that help me not understand the church teachings but also help give me a sense of belonging in the church as well. The church I grew up in was a very old gothic style church built in the mid 1800’s in Cleveland Ohio. It was one of the first Catholic Churches built in the city of Cleveland, and is a Polish church built mainly by Polish immigrants who came here during the height of the immigration movement. I feel one of the main reasons that made my church experience growing up was that the
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Case Study 3 This case study focuses on a situation that is faced by most healthcare facilities in the United States. The problem involves growing needs versus shrinking financial budgets to meet required outlay of equipment, technology, staffing, and physical facilities. To meet the needs of the growing population of North Reno County, Langley Mason Health (LMH) must make some tough financial decisions in regards to patient safety strategies that effect immediate and long term obligations
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