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A new strategic planning model for a community-based nursing services program
Nursingconnections
|January 1, 1993
Summary
The Boswell-Hensley Strategic Planning Model offers a framework for developing community health services. This adaptable model facilitates goal alignment and partnerships to advance collective interests in healthcare.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Management
- Community Health Services
- Strategic Planning Models
Background:
- Effective action within processes requires strategic models.
- Community-based nursing services benefit from structured planning approaches.
Purpose of the Study:
- To discuss the application of the Boswell-Hensley Strategic Planning Model.
- To explore its utility in developing community-based nursing services.
- To highlight its broader applicability to other healthcare services.
Main Methods:
- Conceptual application of the Boswell-Hensley Strategic Planning Model.
- Case study focus on a community-based nursing service program development.
Main Results:
- The Boswell-Hensley model provides a structured approach for planning.
- The model's concepts and processes are adaptable beyond nursing services.
- Successful application can foster goal alignment and partnerships.
Conclusions:
- The Boswell-Hensley Strategic Planning Model is effective for community health service development.
- Its principles can be generalized to various healthcare settings.
- It supports collaborative efforts for long-term collective advancement.