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James L. Holly, M.D. |
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James L. Holly,M.D. |
August 24, 2000 |
Presented to Beaumont Chamber of Commerce, Beaumont, Texas, Thursday, August 24, 2000 |
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The following is a brief outline of the research paper.
To view the complete paper, click on the "Download in PDF Format" link.
- Many challenges face Southeast Texas' healthcare delivery system
- Systems Thinking
- SETMA Has Adopted Senge's Ideas
- Southeast Texas Medical Associates' Strategy
- Transactional and Static Medical Records
- Limitations of Old Document-based System of Medical Records
- Systems Thinking, Results in Integrated Healthcare Delivery Networks (IDN)
- Continuum of Care Model
- SETMA Moves Toward an IDN
- Constable or Counselor?
- Managed Care: Realities, Rights & Responsibilities
- Three Fundamental Questions Which Face All OF Healthcare
- The second relevant issue is "responsibility."
- The Third Relevant Issue is Rights:
- Changing Accountability
- The Issues Facing Southeast Texas
- Selling A Systems Approach to Healthcare Delivery
- The Information Systems Department
- Interim Judgment of A Systems Approach to Healthcare Delivery
- Southeast Texas Strategy for Success
- Vested Interests Often Resist Solutions
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