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What We Do There are 4
specific objectives that we focus on to fulfill our mission of helping
hospitals and clinics worldwide become self-sustaining. 
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about our four objectives
There are four specific objectives that we focus on to fulfill
our mission of helping hospitals and clinics worldwide become self-sustaining.
- Mobilizing volunteer healthcare managers and consultants to
provide practical management training.
- Establishing
long-term mentoring relationships with healthcare leaders
- Providing
short-term planning guidance and consultations
- Connecting
healthcare organizations with public and private sources for capital financing.
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how we measure our effectiveness
At HDI, we know that a little management training applied in
the right places can go a long way toward improving health conditions for large
groups of people. We also know that by creating successful examples, we can ignite
a wave of positive change for a whole nation, but it has to start by achieving
results at the level of individual hospitals and clinics. Here are some of the
ways we measure our impact: - We look for improvement
in profit margins, both in real currency and as a percent of improvement from
the prior year. Sustainability requires positive cash flow.
- We
monitor improvements in patient satisfaction as measured by internal surveys as
well as stories from patients and community members.
- When
new jobs are created at a hospital because of improvements in capacity and profitability,
they have a rippling effect throughout the community.
- We
track reductions in the ratio of income that depends on donors. When hospitals
are able to pay their bills from service revenues, they expand their long-term
impact in the community and free up donor support for other ventures.
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how to bring the HDI workshop to your country
The HDI Effective Health Care Management Workshop can
be brought to emerging countries through co-sponsoring organizations such as medical
missionaries, healthcare associations, and non-governmental organizations.
Qualified co-sponsors will: - Organize the conference
in an appropriate setting
- Attract 25 to 100 participants
- Arrange for translation of course materials and presentations
if necessary
- Coordinate travel and accommodations details
with HDI staff
- Participate in developing support for workshop
fees, materials and expenses
Learn
about the Effective Health Care Management Workshop
Health Development International is happy to announce the expansion
of its training and consulting services for medical missions. The Effective Health
Care Management Workshop from HDI is a four-day event designed to improve the
performance of health care managers in emerging countries. Participants learn
basic skills required to plan, organize, lead and check the efforts of people
as they work toward the achievement of common social and economic goals. Experienced
trainers bring timeless principles and practical examples in interactive sessions,
but participants discern how to make them relevant in their own culture through
group exercises. The material presented includes:
Tasks |
Skills and Activities |
Planning | Needs Assessment
Mission, Vision and Values Planning Goals and Priorities
Sustainability | Organizing |
Defining Relationships Delegating
Developing Teams | Leading |
Understanding Leadership Styles Motivating People
Resolving Conflicts | Checking |
Tracking Performance Continuous Improvement |
Support
for HDI workshops comes from a combination of participant fees, host agency support,
volunteer efforts, grants and donations. HDI will be happy to work with host agencies
to find the best combination for each situation. Qualified organizations are encouraged
to request the HDI Hospital Management Training Program by emailing Kenh@healthdevelopment.org
to begin a dialogue.
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