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The Voluntary Effort gears up for a tough year
The Hospital Medical Staff
|March 13, 1979
Summary
The Voluntary Effort (VE) succeeded due to widespread support and grassroots commitment. Future plans focus on engaging hospital trustees, improving physician cost awareness, and deepening community involvement.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Management
- Public Health Initiatives
- Health Economics
Background:
- The Voluntary Effort (VE) demonstrated success attributed to a broad coalition and grassroots commitment.
- Despite achievements, significant work remains to be done within the VE framework.
Purpose of the Study:
- To outline the strategic priorities for the Voluntary Effort in 1979.
- To identify key areas for enhanced involvement and awareness.
Main Methods:
- Focus on increasing the role of hospital trustees.
- Emphasis on developing improved methods for informing physicians about healthcare costs.
- Strategy to foster greater grassroots awareness and commitment to the VE.
Main Results:
- The VE's success is linked to its inclusive coalition and foundational commitment.
- Future initiatives aim to build upon this success through targeted engagement and education.
Conclusions:
- Continued success of the VE requires sustained engagement from hospital trustees and physicians.
- Strengthening grassroots commitment is crucial for the long-term viability and impact of the VE.