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Stakeholders at Phoebe Memorial Hospitals
Key stakeholders for Memorial Hospitals include nurses, patients, the medical professionals and the professional Licensing bodies and associations. These stakeholders comprise the ideal reasons revolving around the provision of Healthcare services. For any changes to occur in the service delivery, the stakeholders are also involved in effecting the changes.
The nurses are engaged in the provision quality care to patients by ensuring delivery of personalized touch to patients in order to meet the needs of each patient. In order to deliver the quality care to patients, nurses are guided by a professional code of conduct entailing standards of practice. The nurses will be required to adhere to these codes of practice to ensure patients satisfaction and quality personalized care to patients. The nurses at Phoebe Memorial Hospital will also be engaged to provide information relating to service delivery to help pinpoint ideal measures for improving service delivery and patient satisfaction.
Patients are the source of revenue for Phoebe Memorial Hospital, and this is the pillar that supports healthcare systems and service delivery. Despite being the major source of revenue in the provision of health care services, patients have little influence on the policy and decision-making process that determines how the services will be rendered to them. Through patient reviews based on experiences,...
Patients will be afforded an opportunity to influence service delivery in our health care by participating in reviews that assess the hospital's performance in service delivery and influencing ideal changes.
The medical professional including the physicians, nurses and other health care providers are at the forefront in the provision of health care services. As stakeholders, they engage in the provision of health care service to patients through attendance to their ailments and ensuring speedy and comfortable recovery. The medical professionals are also the key implementers of the hospitals policies, decision, and legislative regulations. The medical professional in addition to the provision of quality care will be tasked with ensuring the hospital observes the guiding regulation set forth by legislation. In addition, they will be involved in reviewing the hospitals decisions and policy in relation to regulations and the need to articulate patient's needs.
The professional Licensing bodies and association are responsible for providing professional regulations and issuance of license mandating medical operations. The bodies issue authority to health care institutions and professionals to undertake service provision under stipulated guidelines. Additionally, the body can grant a self-regulatory license to medical institutions. As…
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