Discuss the advantages of each of the following options Homework Help

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Introduction:

A hospital is a complex system of interrelated functions requiring constant movement of people and goods. Functional design of a hospital can promote skill, economy, convenience, and comfort. Nonfunctional design of a hospital can impede activities of all types, detract from quality of care, and raise costs to intolerable levels.

Healthcare facilities management examines challenging key elements, such as contracting out patient care and quality management systems. Property development puts the focus on patient care.

In this task, you will determine whether to build, buy, or lease space for a new orthopedic service line as discussed in the Service Line Development Case Study.

Task:

 
A.  Develop a business summary in which you do the following:

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1.  Discuss the advantages of each of the following options:

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a.  Building space for the new orthopedic service line

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b.  Buying space for the new orthopedic service line

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c.  Leasing space for the new orthopedic service line

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2.  Discuss the disadvantages (e.g., liabilities and risks) of each of the following options:

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a.  Building space for the new orthopedic service line

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b.  Buying space for the new orthopedic service line

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c.  Leasing space for the new orthopedic service line

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3.  Recommend what you consider to be the best option for the facility.

 

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B.  When you use sources, include all in-text citations and references in APA format.

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