[Answered]: Comment on peers comment: Strategic management…

Comment on peers comment: Strategic management procedures are critical in healthcare today because they assist organizations in establishing clear goals, making educated decisions, and adapting to a changing healthcare environment. They set aa foundation for optimal planning, resource allocation, and outcome evaluation. Strategic management allows healthcare organizations to improve patient care, increase efficiency, and maintain success. It’s all about ensuring long-term success and providing the best outcomes. Strategic management in healthcare occurs when a hospital or healthcare system establishes a plan to increase patient satisfaction. They may assess patient input, identify areas for improvement, and apply techniques like improved communication, shorter wait times, or providing the option of telehealth. By strategically managing these initiatives, healthcare organizations can enhance the overall patient experience and achieve their desired outcomes. From the article I read for the health care today discussion board, there was an initiative implemented to focus on improving aspects within a community that are associated with health status for older adults. This effort must be carefully managed in terms of finance, assessment, implementation, and evaluation to be effective and enhance individuals’ quality of life. The initiative’s planning and organizing phases must focus on the target population and include stakeholders to maximize the potential for improving health throughout the community. With stakeholder engagement, the project may reach a larger number of people by determining what they most need, such as access to physicians, grocery stores, or sidewalks etc. These may not seem like they would have a large impact, but making small adjustments within a community may strongly impact the overall health status.