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    S.W.O.

    T Analysis
    Eli Medical Center
    Nonna Lou Aranas, Nanncie Constantine, Ferdinand A. Romero and Blessy Thomas
     NUR/587
    January 23, 2012
    Christi Brito, RN, MSN, CCRN
    Introduction

    (S) Strengths

    (W) Weakness

    (O) Opportunities

    (T) Threats
    Organization's Strengths
    Charity for low income patients

    National recognition in specific


    clinical areas

    Continuing education for staff

    Education & growth of the


    community
    Organization's Strengths
    Better technology

    Well trained physicians and other


    health workers

    Government funded insurance

    Equitable health care for all


    Organization's Weaknesses

    Lack of control in
    hospital charges

    Lack of adequate
    staff to care for
    patients
    Organization's Weaknesses
    Lack of communication between
    medical personnel and patient

    High nurse patient ratio

    Lack of unity between computer


    system and paper work
    Opportunity:
    Six external environmental factors

    Technological: Recent developments

    Political: Pricing regulations

    Competitive: Market trends


    Opportunity:
    Six external environmental factors

    Regulatory: Changes in regulations

    Economic: Capital Expenditure

    Social: Demographics
    Threat:
    Six external environmental factors
    Technological: Lack of Electronic
    documentation &
    medication administration technology

    Political: Conflicts between management and


    staff
    Economic: Increased advertising by rival
    hospital through media & increase in lawsuits
    and malpractice suits.
    Threat:
    Six external environmental factors

    Regulatory: Reimbursement restrictions for


    frequent hospital readmissions and hospital
    acquired diseases.
    Social: Increase in immigrant patient
    populations from the Middle East.

    Economic: Decrease in funding by public


    and private donors due to recession.
    Initiatives:
    Organization’s strategic five-year plan

    To have the Improve


    best health quality health
    care team care
    Resources for the initiatives

    To have the best health care team

    Provide education and training

    Hire the right management and leadership

    Equip staff with the tools to their job


    Resources for the initiatives

    Improve quality health care


    Creating a patient survey

    Promoting use of bar coding

    Initiating an error detection


    system
    Promoting collaborative patient
    registry
    Effect of the external environment on
    strategic planning

    Globalization,
    An effective strategic
    An organization is a increased consumer
    plan is based on a
    product of its external expectations,
    comprehensive
    and internal technological advances
    assessment of the
    environment. and increased
    external environment.
    competition
    Role of leadership in strategic management

    Enhances performances

    Allows the organization to do


    better

    Directing strategies for major


    decisions and system focus
    Conclusion

    Strengths: EMC Weaknesses:


    is a Thompson EMC is facing
    Threats: Threats
    Reuter awardee challenges with Opportunities:
    cannot be
    in providing high nurse to EMC can
    avoided but can
    good clinical patient ratio, improve staffing
    be minimized
    outcomes, poor cost control, through hiring
    through a
    excellent decline in and retention,
    proactive
    reimbursement as cost-containment,
    rating in patient approach by
    a result technology
    safety and staying informed
    increasing enhancement,
    customer with regulatory
    number of communication,
    satisfaction; changes,
    uninsured, lack understanding
    cutting-edge reimbursement
    of cultural diversity
    diagnostic rules, and new
    communication, through training
    technology, and trends in the
    and and education.
    well-trained staff. marketplace.
    documentation
    issues
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