Bidding for hospitals: be ready when a buyer - or lessee - knocks

Article Abstract:

Effective planning for hospital managers should include being ready to deal with outside offers to buy, lease or contract manage its facility. Of these three; sale is the most final, leasing provides a little freedom and contract management has the least amount of irreversible consequences.

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Long-term care becomes major new role for hospitals

Article Abstract:

Hospitals are shifting from short-term care to long-term care. The change in service is reflected in population and health trends. The ways hospitals are handling this shift are discussed.

Health aspects, Aged, Elderly, Services, Disabled persons, Long-term care of the sick, Long term care, Long-term care facilities, Long term care facilities

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CEO sets the style of organization's planning

Article Abstract:

The chief executive officer of a hospital sets the management and planning strategy for the effective growth of the organization.

Management

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