Training Guide Template Blackstone Hospital Module 1: Our Structure Module 2: Who We Serve Module 3: Financial Performance Module 4: Reporting Requirements New Employee Training Guide Alt-text:...

Training Guide Template
    Blackstone Hospital
    Module 1: Our Structure
    Module 2:
Who We Serve
    Module 3:
Financial Performance
    Module 4:
Reporting Requirements
    
New Employee Training Guide
Alt-text: Hospital building
Welcome to Blackstone Hospital
Instructions from the Project Manager and Web Developer: We will use your responses and examples in this guide to create a web-based online training for new managers at Blackstone Hospital. Please utilize your expertise to address the following in the spaces provided below. The textboxes will expand as you type, so please ensure you provide sufficient information, and insert images or text to refer to examples in each response.
    Module 1: Our Structure
    Describe similarities and differences among ownership in nonprofit and for-profit healthcare organizations. Provide an example that describes how ownership impacts the organization’s financial data and reports and, therefore, operational decision making by healthcare managers.
    Nonprofits healthcare organizations are those which serve the purpose of healthcare without any ideology of profit making and the sole purpose of these organization is to serve the people based on fundraising and donation money that is received by them. On the other hands, the profit organization run mainly on the money of the investors. In order to provide returns to the investors, the focus of profit organizations is always scattered between healthcare and profit making.
For example, the southwest General hospital has a total of 350 beds and is committed to community service, the service staff is enough to meet the demands of people and the local leaders who run the services try to seek financial help from the government agencies, and charity. The aim for money is to pay the salaries of the staff and doctors and to meet the demands of the organization so that it can run properly.
The example of profit healthcare system is Nashville based HCA healthcare Inc., the organization aims to provide good healthcare to the people but there is always a pressure to give returns to the investors and to spread the organization as a business. This turns out to charge more money from the patients and also including new marketing strategies to increase the profit of the organization (Ha
ington et al., 2011).
    Module 2: Who We Serve
    Describe similarities and differences among the populations served in nonprofit and for-profit healthcare organizations. Provide an example that describes how the populations served impact the organization’s financial data and reports and, therefore, operational decision making by healthcare managers.
    The main difference that can be noticed between the profit and nonprofit organization is based on their services. The services and very good in-house patient care and support required money. Therefore, the nonprofit organization somehow suffers in patient care and also in ca
ying out important tasks such as ambulance care, urgency and also in treatments that are extremely expensive to conduct. On the other hand, the capital of profit healthcare organization have helped them to set standards of healthcare in terms of patient care and ambulance care services (Woolhandler et al., 2003).
The Wide option of services in the profit organization has managed to lean people’s interest to them. The facilities provided by profit healthcare system have attracted a large proportion of population and this has generated a lot of revenue to these organization. Increased interest of patient in profit organization had also attracted more and more investors so that they can expand their services and businesses (Sloan at al., 2000).
The major challenges faced by the community centers or nonprofit organization is to keep up with the profit organization. The patient healthcare ways have...