Successful Business Process Design: Business Plan Development for the Occupational Health Services Unit

1. The occupational health nurse is often mandated by management to validate health services offered and programs developed for employees as valuable to the business and company mission. 2. The business plan of the occupational health service is a working document, changing as needs of the client/cu...

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Published in:AAOHN journal 1997-02, Vol.45 (2), p.61-67
Main Authors: Kalina, Christine M., Fitko, James
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Benchmarks
Best practice
Business plans
Commerce - organization & administration
Corporate planning
Cost analysis
Health services
Health surveillance
Humans
Nursing
Occupational health
Occupational Health Services - organization & administration
Outcome and Process Assessment (Health Care) - organization & administration
Planning Techniques
Program Development
Quality control
Quality improvement
Strategic planning
SWOT analysis
Training
Wellness programs
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Summary:1. The occupational health nurse is often mandated by management to validate health services offered and programs developed for employees as valuable to the business and company mission. 2. The business plan of the occupational health service is a working document, changing as needs of the client/customer and internal and external business and socio-economic environment evolve. 3. Alignment with and support of the company mission, goals, and objectives is another method of proving good occupational health is good business. 4. Business planning is a basic business tool the wise and prudent occupational health nurse can use in proving good occupational health is vital to the success of a company.
ISSN:2165-0799
0891-0162
2165-0969
DOI:10.1177/216507999704500204