A common strategic language for clinicians and senior managers.

J A Piper, B Muir, A Stewart, J Willetts
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Effective strategic analysis of existing and potential services requires a framework which is relevant and understandable to both clinicians and senior managers. Our work with NHS trusts has developed a framework based on analysis of services into four principal service streams--emergency general hospital, non-emergency general hospital, specialist general hospital and tertiary. Relating service streams to clinical specialties provides a matrix which can provide a basis for an initial analysis of the current and prospective clinical services portfolio, allowing drilling down into the detail and back up to the overall picture. Portfolio effectiveness is assessed by considering overall viability consisting of three interrelated elements--clinical, market and financial viability. The interrelationship of service streams, clinical specialties and viability allows the trust board and key clinicians to share insights into the current and potential systemic linkages between these three elements and to develop a vision of future strategic direction.

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临床医生和高级管理人员的共同战略语言。
对现有和潜在的服务进行有效的战略分析需要一个与临床医生和高级管理人员相关且可理解的框架。我们与NHS信托机构合作,根据对服务的分析,制定了一个框架,将服务分为四个主要服务流——急诊综合医院、非急诊综合医院、专科综合医院和三级医院。将服务流程与临床专业联系起来,提供了一个矩阵,可以为当前和未来临床服务组合的初步分析提供基础,允许深入到细节并回溯到整体情况。投资组合的有效性是通过考虑由三个相互关联的要素组成的整体可行性来评估的——临床、市场和财务可行性。服务流程、临床专业和可行性之间的相互关系使信托委员会和主要临床医生能够分享对这三个要素之间当前和潜在系统联系的见解,并制定未来战略方向的愿景。
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