In some health-care facilities, the risk management program also includes a health risk assessment...

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In some health-care facilities, the risk management program also includes a health risk assessment program. Whereas, a risk management program is intended to reduce the incidents of malpractice lawsuits; to reduce preventable injuries and accidents; and, of course, minimize financial severity of claims; health risk assessment programs are more concerned with the education of staff and patients about the connection between lifestyle habits and disease with an outcome of lowering potential risk factors for disease.

In your opinion, do you believe that there is conflict between the goals of the risk management program and the risk assessment program when they are both part of the same program?
Discuss who in the medical profession should be on the risk management program and why they should.

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Running Head: RISK MANAGEMENT		1
RISK MANAGEMENT 		2
HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT PROGRAM
RISK MANAGEMENT
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1. Possibility of conflict between the goals of Risk Management Program and Risk Assessment Program	3
2. Suitable Medical Personnel for Risk Management Program with Justification	3
References	4
1. Possibility of conflict between the goals of Risk Management Program and Risk Assessment Program
	Although risk assessment program is a part of the risk management program, nevertheless, it cannot be considered to aim for the same goal as the latter does. It is so because, the goal of the health risk assessment programs lead to providing the requisite healthcare facilities to the patients by the staffs, whereas, one of the goals of risk management programs aim to reduce the financial extremities of the healthcare insurance claims that are otherwise for the well-being of the patients only (Dastjerdi, Khorasani,

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