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1. Where does the owner fit in the construction management process?

Author

Dietz FR

Subjects
Contract Services, Elevators and Escalators, Hospital Bed Capacity, 300 to 499, Rhode Island, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Hospital Design and Construction economics, Ownership
Abstract

The construction management approach enables the owner to be involved in the building project from the initial design stage through project completion. He participates in cost-benefit decisions, helping to ensure that the best possible building is constructed at the lowest possible cost.

Published
1979

2. Roles of CEOs, boards are changing in not-for-profits.

Author

Johnson RL

Subjects
Humans, Leadership, Role, United States, Governing Board, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administration, Hospital Administrators, Hospitals, Voluntary organization & administration
Published
1984

5. Top management meets line employees face to face.

Author

Lindstrom CC, Taylor JH, and Ellis RL

Subjects
Group Processes, Hospital Bed Capacity, 500 and over, Humans, Missouri, Communication, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Personnel Administration, Hospital, Personnel, Hospital psychology
Abstract

The communication gap between a hospital's top management and the line employees need not be an ever-widening chasm. St. Luke's Hospital of Kansas City, MO, has established a system that allows administrators and employees to meet face to face every month without destroying the hospital's essential chain of command.

Published
1980

6. Outplacement services ease a CEO's job search.

Author

Droste T

Subjects
Humans, United States, Vocational Guidance, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Job Application, Personnel Management methods, Personnel Selection methods
Published
1989

7. CEOs see money crunch, retrenchment ahead.

Author

Traska MR

Subjects
Data Collection, Forecasting, United States, Financial Management trends, Financial Management, Hospital trends, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators
Published
1986

8. Networking is key to professional development.

Author

Droste T

Subjects
United States, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Interprofessional Relations, Personnel Management, Staff Development
Published
1989

9. Image problems expand CEO role.

Author

Larkin H

Subjects
Attitude of Health Personnel, Communication, Humans, Public Opinion, Public Relations, Role, United States, Community-Institutional Relations, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators
Published
1989

10. Breaking the medical gridlock.

Author

Grayson MA

Subjects
Attitude of Health Personnel statistics & numerical data, Conflict, Psychological, Data Collection, Economic Competition, Group Practice statistics & numerical data, Hospital-Physician Joint Ventures statistics & numerical data, United States, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Interprofessional Relations, Medical Staff, Hospital
Published
1989

11. Staff has a role to play in board development.

Author

Umbdenstock RJ

Subjects
Education, Humans, Interprofessional Relations, Role, Administrative Personnel, Governing Board, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators
Abstract

The hospital CEO should bring the administrative staff into a long-term, well-planned governing board development process that gradually educates board members on the issues they will be facing.

Published
1980

12. Survey shows CEOs' priorities are changing.

Author

Moore WB

Subjects
Data Collection, Economic Competition trends, Health Facility Merger trends, Health Priorities trends, Humans, Planning Techniques, Statistics as Topic, United States, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators
Published
1984

14. 'Hotel service' directors gain professionalism.

Author

Powills S

Subjects
Professional Competence, United States, Food Service, Hospital organization & administration, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Housekeeping, Hospital organization & administration
Published
1989

17. Multi-institutional systems present pros and cons to planning process.

Author

Connors EJ and Spaulding PW

Subjects
Interinstitutional Relations, Organizational Innovation, Organizational Objectives, Planning Techniques, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Hospital Planning organization & administration, Multi-Institutional Systems organization & administration
Published
1982

21. Marketers and CFOs: bridging relationship gaps.

Author

Droste T

Subjects
Communication, Interdepartmental Relations, United States, Financial Management, Financial Management, Hospital, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Marketing of Health Services
Published
1989

22. Hospital executives rate the press.

Author

Ralston RM and Jelen S

Subjects
Attitude of Health Personnel, Humans, Newspapers as Topic, Television, United States, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Public Relations
Published
1985

23. Execs speak up about materials management role.

Author

Souhrada L

Subjects
Attitude of Health Personnel, Data Collection, Evaluation Studies as Topic, Humans, Interdepartmental Relations, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Materials Management, Hospital organization & administration
Published
1989

25. Industry adds backing to voluntary effort.

Author

Rock RB Jr

Subjects
Group Processes, United States, Commerce, Cost Control, Costs and Cost Analysis, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators
Published
1979

28. Lutheran's CFO: a valued player.

Author

Traska MR

Subjects
New York City, Financial Management, Financial Management, Hospital, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Management Information Systems organization & administration
Published
1986

30. Supply resale to MDs, others hinges on CEO.

Author

Wilkinson R

Subjects
Equipment and Supplies, Hospital supply & distribution, United States, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administration, Hospital Administrators, Hospital-Physician Joint Ventures, Materials Management, Hospital economics
Published
1987

31. Environmental control officer has administrative, technical role.

Author

Mabbett AN

Subjects
Cross Infection prevention & control, Interprofessional Relations, Occupational Diseases prevention & control, Environmental Health, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Preventive Health Services, Role
Published
1977

32. NY hospitals misunderstand marketing's role.

Author

Schlissel MR and Chasin J

Subjects
Data Collection, New York, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Marketing of Health Services organization & administration
Published
1986

33. Cooperation or conflict: physicians vs. administrators.

Subjects
Attitude of Health Personnel, Communication, Conflict, Psychological, Cooperative Behavior, Humans, United States, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Interprofessional Relations, Medical Staff, Hospital
Published
1979

34. Off-limits policy guides recruitment practices.

Author

Droste T

Subjects
Ethics, Professional, United States, Contract Services standards, Financial Management standards, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Personnel Management standards, Personnel Selection standards
Published
1989

35. HIS needs place tough demands on DP directors.

Author

Packer CL

Subjects
Data Collection, United States, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Information Systems organization & administration
Published
1986

37. Signing on the dotted line...

Author

DeWitt C

Subjects
United States, Contract Services, Financial Management, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators
Published
1980

38. The way we were--and are.

Author

Cunningham RM Jr

Subjects
Community-Institutional Relations trends, Social Responsibility, United States, Governing Board, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Trustees
Abstract

Today's trustees are more aware of their accountability than were their predecessors 30 years ago/Administrators have shifted their attention from inside to outside the hospital.

Published
1980

39. Hospital executive works 'triple time' for staff.

Author

Lappa K

Subjects
Hospital Bed Capacity, 100 to 299, Humans, Morale, Pennsylvania, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Interprofessional Relations, Personnel Administration, Hospital
Published
1989

40. Quality--thy name is nursing care, CEOs say.

Author

Koska MT

Subjects
Data Collection, Nursing Staff, Hospital standards, United States, Attitude of Health Personnel statistics & numerical data, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Quality of Health Care
Published
1989

41. New economic environment alters CFOs' roles.

Author

Traska MR

Subjects
Role, United States, Financial Management trends, Financial Management, Hospital trends, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators
Published
1986

42. Physicians and hospital managers: partners in risk management.

Author

Sax A

Subjects
Hospital Administration, Humans, Malpractice, Risk, United States, Accident Prevention, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Interprofessional Relations, Medical Staff, Hospital, Safety
Published
1979

43. Cost containment: how's it working?

Subjects
Attitude of Health Personnel, Public Relations, Telephone, United States, Cost Control, Costs and Cost Analysis, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administration economics, Hospital Administrators
Published
1979

44. Managing strategic change.

Author

Peters JP and Tseng S

Subjects
Humans, Leadership, Organizational Innovation, Planning Techniques, Social Change, United States, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Hospital Planning organization & administration
Published
1983

45. CIOs have limited say in business planning.

Author

Packer CL

Subjects
Data Collection, Decision Making, Organizational, Planning Techniques, United States, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Hospital Information Systems organization & administration
Published
1988

46. CEO sets the style of organization's planning.

Author

Neiman JS

Subjects
Decision Making, Humans, Organizational Objectives, Personality, Planning Techniques, Policy Making, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Leadership
Published
1982

47. Multis search for jack-of-all-trades.

Author

Shahoda T

Subjects
Personnel Selection, United States, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Multi-Institutional Systems organization & administration
Published
1986

48. Marketing: fast becoming a necessary tool for hospital administrators.

Author

Gregg TE and Voyvodich ME

Subjects
United States, Health Facility Administrators, Health Resources, Hospital Administrators, Marketing of Health Services, Public Relations
Abstract

Many hospitals need more business, and marketing techniques have been suggested in the literature as one way to attract it.

Published
1979

49. Final nod on costly equipment comes from CEO.

Author

Souhrada L

Subjects
Data Collection, Decision Making, Organizational, United States, Capital Expenditures, Economics, Health Facility Administrators, Hospital Administrators, Purchasing, Hospital organization & administration, Technology, High-Cost
Published
1988

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