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Trustee : the Journal for Hospital Governing Boards
|October 8, 1982
Summary
Hospital boards are increasingly focused on upgrading communications systems for better strategic decision-making. This involves evaluating computer ownership and usage options for improved survival in competitive healthcare markets.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Administration
- Information Systems Management
- Strategic Planning
Background:
- Hospital boards face increasing pressure to enhance strategic decision-making capabilities.
- Effective communication systems are critical for navigating competitive healthcare markets.
Purpose of the Study:
- To highlight the importance of updating hospital communications infrastructure.
- To explore strategic planning considerations for computer ownership and usage.
Main Methods:
- Review of strategic planning concerns related to hospital communications.
- Analysis of advantages and disadvantages of various computer ownership and usage models.
Main Results:
- Improved communications enable more informed decisions on competition and pricing.
- Strategic planning is essential for optimizing technology investments.
Conclusions:
- Upgrading hospital communications is vital for informed decision-making and organizational survival.
- Careful consideration of computer ownership and usage strategies is necessary.