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Program planning and costing: a blueprint for success.

H C Triebsch¹, R A Frank

¹South Hills Health Systems Home Health Agency, Pittsburgh, PA.

Caring : National Association for Home Care Magazine

|December 10, 1990

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Successful home care program development requires systematic planning. Key steps include defining objectives, assessing markets, analyzing alternatives, and evaluating resource needs and financial impact for effective implementation.

Area of Science:

Healthcare Management
Service Line Development
Home Care Industry Analysis

Background:

The home care industry faces intense competition and rapid technological advancements.
There is a growing need for innovative program and service line development within home care agencies.

Purpose of the Study:

To outline essential components for successful new program and service line development in the home care sector.
To emphasize the importance of strategic planning in navigating industry pressures.

Main Methods:

Systematic planning framework for program development.
Inclusion of market assessment and alternative analysis.
Evaluation of resource needs and financial impact.

Main Results:

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No single secret guarantees success in home care program development.
Comprehensive planning is crucial for successful implementation.
Consideration of program's impact on market niche and financial stability is essential.

Conclusions:

Strategic planning is fundamental for home care agencies seeking to develop new programs and services.
Addressing market dynamics and financial viability ensures successful service line expansion.
A structured approach mitigates risks and enhances the likelihood of successful program implementation.