Operational Plan for Increasing Volume

Operational Plan for Increasing Volume 

Project management is a significant portion of the workload for healthcare administrators. Part of successful project management involves creating an operational plan that outlines the goals and objectives of the organization and can provide clarification when faced with a difficult decision. It also indicates responsibility for certain tasks, time frames, budgets, and strategies. Imagine you are a healthcare administrator who has been asked to investigate ways to increase the number of patients who use the clinic. Use the attached template Click for more options and create an operational plan that identifies the following: Objective: How can we increase patient volume? Why should we do it? What can be gained? What outcomes are we hoping to achieve? You must list at least three objectives for your clinic. Some examples include purchasing ad space in newspapers, creating a clinic page on social media outlets, and recruiting a well-known physician to practice at your facility. Strategies: Break down the objective into measurable tasks for completion Time frames for completion Accountable member(s) of the team Estimated budge Total project cost Now, based on your operational plan, compose a reflection and reflect on the following: Is the plan feasible? Why or why not? Are there areas where you could reduce or increase your budget? Which areas? How does this affect the outcome? Is the proposed cost or the initiative worth the return on investment? Why or why not? If not, what alternate plans could you research to achieve the same goal? How does having the plan completed affect your practice? Your paper must be formatted in accordance with APA guidelines, and you must use at least two scholarly references with appropriate citations. Your reflection should be at least two to three pages in addition to the template you submit. Visit the WCU library to locate additional research on the topic.