HEALTH CARE INVESTMENT
HEALTH CARE INVESTMENT (Seamans Clinic session)
For each of the following three potential investments by a hospital system, describe the key factors (relevantcash flows, key risks, major players, decision criteria, etc.) that would drive your recommendations. Feel freeto investigate more about each from internet sources.
[a] Enterprise Data Warehouse and Population Health Data Analytics/BusinessIntelligence Capabilities (ability to aggregate clinical and insurance claims data, model payerreimbursement contracts, and evaluate health care utilization and disease/condition cost trends)
[b] Home monitoring system (for use with patients in a new âHospital at Homeâ Medicare contract)
[c] Linear Accelerator advanced cancer treatment equipment ($5 mil Varian TruebeamRadiation system)
For a home monitoring system for use with patients in a new âHospital at Homeâ Medicare contract there are several key factors which need be taken into consideration. Firstly, one must assess whether existing infrastructure is sufficient enough support such remote solutions or alternatively decide upon possible upgrades needed order fully benefit from proposed project. Secondly, when comparing different solutions available on market today one will want evaluate how effectively each would able monitor patients remotely whilst still being user friendly enough not cause unnecessary disruption lives individuals using them daily . Finally , costs involved both implementing various solutions but more importantly over longer term their maintenance need adequately taken account of budget planning process so overall investment proves worthwhile.
Lastly , purchase Linear Accelerator advanced radiation equipment ($5 mil Varian Truebeam Radiation System ) requires careful evaluation multiple criteria prior deciding upon most suitable option available based individual situation e g cost considerations versus expected benefits both immediate short-term basis further down line i e reduced treatment times improved efficacy rates etc whilst also factoring ongoing expenses associated upkeep device itself taking account depreciation other related costs order accurately ascertain total cost ownership required evaluating proposals received