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Sponsors and Board Share Canonical, Civil Missions
Health Progress (Saint Louis, Mo.)
|July 25, 2018
Summary
Two Catholic health organizations united in 1999 to form Trinity Health, preserving Catholic healthcare and advancing healthcare as a social right. This collaboration established a unique governance structure for comprehensive social welfare.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Management
- Catholic Healthcare Ministry
- Organizational History
Background:
- The Sisters of the Holy Cross and Sisters of Mercy of the Americas united in 1999.
- This merger aimed to preserve Catholic healthcare traditions.
- The initiative sought to establish healthcare as a fundamental social right.
Purpose of the Study:
- To document the formation of Trinity Health.
- To outline the foundational mission of preserving Catholic healthcare.
- To explain the establishment of a novel governance model.
Main Methods:
- Historical review of organizational mergers.
- Analysis of mission statements and goals.
- Examination of governance structure evolution.
Main Results:
- Successful integration of two religious congregations into Trinity Health.
- Establishment of a mission focused on healthcare as a social right.
- Implementation of a "mirror board" governance structure.
Conclusions:
- The merger preserved Catholic healthcare values.
- Trinity Health's governance model integrates canonical and civil responsibilities.
- The organization advanced the concept of healthcare as a social right.
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