Review, 2011). Patients, on average, have to wait a standard of about 3 weeks for a scheduled time to see a doctor; and when the individual shows up, they will need to wait even longer (Harvard Business Review, 2011). The solution to this is to focus on cutting down the wait times and setting goals to do so. These organizations would need to be kept accountable by the use of online evaluation websites; this would encourage medical facilities to maintain customer fulfillment rankings as this would be connected to wait time (Stempniak, 2013). I think this would be a very valuable tool because so many people utilize evaluation sites; cars, restaurants and even apartments. This would also be a very effective means to monitor wait time patient outcomes.
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It is not a quality outcome when someone could have an ambiguous irregularity in their body and it takes several weeks to conclude what this is (Harvard Business Review, 2011). This is because the test results are bouncing between different medical professionals (cardiologists, oncologists, etc...) (Harvard Business Review, 2011). With a team present, they can look at the results together and determine what the issue is in much less time (Harvard Business Review, 2011). This is why it is critical to have a team mentality. As the Bible states, this is far more effective; “Two are better than one, because they have a good reward for their toil” (Ecclesiastes 4:9). I believe every hospital should have a direct team available in case an abnormality happens. And if they have this, they can ensure better patient outcomes.
The second issue that I am looking to cover; how do we contain the gross over spending in our health care system? Furthermore, what exactly is the cause of the excess spending in our health care system? There are actually multiple reasons that our health care spending is out
It is not a quality outcome when someone could have an ambiguous irregularity in their body and it takes several weeks to conclude what this is (Harvard Business Review, 2011). This is because the test results are bouncing between different medical professionals (cardiologists, oncologists, etc...) (Harvard Business Review, 2011). With a team present, they can look at the results together and determine what the issue is in much less time (Harvard Business Review, 2011). This is why it is critical to have a team mentality. As the Bible states, this is far more effective; “Two are better than one, because they have a good reward for their toil” (Ecclesiastes 4:9). I believe every hospital should have a direct team available in case an abnormality happens. And if they have this, they can ensure better patient outcomes.
The second issue that I am looking to cover; how do we contain the gross over spending in our health care system? Furthermore, what exactly is the cause of the excess spending in our health care system? There are actually multiple reasons that our health care spending is out