Pierce Story Mphm

Optimizing Your Capacity to Care (eBook, PDF)

A Systems Approach to Hospital and Population Health Management

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

It is clear that we need a significant examination and restructuring of the entire healthcare system and our Capacity to Care such that we simultaneously improve care capacity, cost, quality, accessibility, and resource gratification. This book is a comprehensive guide to a new way to optimize and manage community-wide Care Capacity via a unique, holistic approach to healthcare operations. Through clear examples and actual project results, the book demonstrates a systems-level way of thinking about a community's Capacity to Care that fully integrates the full spectrum of available clinical and communal resources into patient care strategies.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 252
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. Dezember 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781466593978
• Artikelnr.: 45255821

Autorenporträt

Pierce Story is the co-founder of Capacity Strategies, Inc., a firm dedicated to the optimization of the "Capacity to Care" in hospitals and communities. His unique expertise lies in "Dynamic Care Capacity Management" (a concept he has developed over the past 15 years); process and systems optimization; resource utilization; and the application of systems dynamics and process simulation to healthcare environments.

During his 25-plus-year healthcare career, Story has developed several innovative care and business models to improve health system operations and promote population health outcomes. His passion lies in creating holistic, systemic responses to key constraints facing healthcare, especially in low-income and at-risk communities. He has worked extensively in departmental and hospital-wide performance and capacity optimization as well as new facility planning throughout the care continuum, including work in Emergency Departments, Surgical Services, inpatient units, and community-based health clinics.