CRITICAL
ACCESS HOSPITALS STUDY
Pre-Site Visit Data Collection
Instrument
Background
The federal Office of Rural Health Policy (ORHP) is sponsoring a formative
evaluation effort of the federal Rural Hospital Flexibility Program (RHFP). This
effort is coordinated through the six rural research centers affiliated with the
ORHP and includes the centers at the Universities of Southern Maine, Minnesota,
North Carolina, Washington and the center located at Project Hope in Washington D.C. In
addition, the Rural Policy Research Institute (RUPRI) will also be contributing its
expertise in conducting and communicating policy analyses. Each of the centers have
collaborated in the development of a broad evaluation design to gather information from a
variety of sources including existing data sets as well as informants that have experience
in the program's implementation at the national, state, community and facility levels.
Introduction
This data collection instrument represents a key component of the facility- and
community-level data collection effort. This pre-site visit instrument gives us much
of the background data we need about the hospital and its environment that will
allow us to prepare better for the hospital site visit. Whereas much of this pre-site
visit instrument is quantitative, the site visit will focus on more process-related
experiences. A major thrust of the overall evaluation effort is to provide useful and
timely feedback to national, state and hospital representatives so that the program may be
improved as it unfolds.
Please return the entire data collection
instrument to:
Andrew Cameron, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Health Policy and Administration
1105-D McGavran-Greenberg Hall, CB# 7400
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, NC 275997400
Directions for Completing the Attached Forms
In preparation for our site visit, we would appreciate it if you would help us gain
insight into your organization by supplying the information requested on the attached
pages. You will have an opportunity to discuss any of these items with our team at the
time of the site visit.
There are four sections to this data collection
instrument. You may want to have different people complete each section. If you have
any questions about completing these forms, please contact Andrew Cameron, Ph.D.,
assistant professor at the University of North Carolina, 9199667373, or by
email at andrew_cameron@unc.edu.
PQ-2
Background Information
Blue Page: We have compiled the
following information about your hospital from documents available to us. Though we have
attempted to enter the correct information before sending it to you, we would appreciate
it if you would review the information below to see if it is correct and fill in any
blanks and/or make changes when our information is incorrect.
Please enter the approximate date the instrument
was completed:
A. Hospital Description
A1. Ownership/Governance
1. Name of the hospital:
____________________________________________________________________
2. Location (City, State):
____________________________________________________________________
3. Administrator:
____________________________________________________________________
4. Year hospital founded:
____________________________________________________________________
5. If part of a larger system, name of
system:
____________________________________________________________________
6. Public, not-for-profit, or for profit:
____________________________________________________________________
7. Has there been a change in ownership or
leadership within the past 3 years?
____________________________________________________________________
8. Nature and character of the hospital
board:
____________________________________________________________________
9. How many members?
____________________________________________________________________
10. Percent residing in community?
____________________________________________________________________
11. How are they selected?
____________________________________________________________________
12. What is the turnover rate?
____________________________________________________________________
13. What is the physician involvement?
____________________________________________________________________
A2. Hospital's External
Environment
14. Referral partners/partner hospitals in
the CAH network:
____________________________________________________________________
15. Top 2 Competitors
____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
16. Size of target population:
____________________________________________________________________
17. Percent of target population served
(i.e., market share):
____________________________________________________________________
A3. CAH Timeline
18. Date application submitted:
____________________________________________________________________
19. Effective date of CAH:
____________________________________________________________________
20. Date cost-based payment started:
____________________________________________________________________
A4. Participation in
Federal/State Programs
This section deals with your hospital's federal and state designation prior to and
including your CAH designation status.
21. Were you previously an EACH/RPCH
facility?
[ ] Yes [ ]
No
22. Were you designated as a sole community
hospital (SCH)?
[ ] Yes [ ]
No
23. Were you designated a Medicare
dependent hospital (MDH)?
[ ] Yes [ ]
No
24. What was your Medicare disproportionate
share percent?
____________________________________________________________________
25. What was your Medicaid disproportionate
share percent?
____________________________________________________________________
PQ-3
A-5. Scope of Services
Current Services
26. Obstetrics
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
27. Surgery
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
28. Intensive care unit
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
29. Psychiatry
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
30. Outpatient Department
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
31. Occasional specialty clinics
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
32. ER
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
33. Hospital-based ambulance services
(emergency and non-emergency transport)
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
34. Home Health
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
35. Inpatient rehabilitation
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
36. Outpatient rehabilitation
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
37. Laboratory
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
38. Radiology diagnostic (MRI, CAT
scan, X-ray, etc.)
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
39. Radiology therapeutic
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
40. Teleradiology
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
41. Telemedicine/telehealth
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
42. Satellite clinics
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
43. Skilled Nursing Facility
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
44. Swing beds
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
45. Hospice
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
46. Durable medical equipment
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
47. Wellness center
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
48. Telemetry
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
49. Other (specify):
[ ] Presently offered
[ ] Added within the past 3 years
[ ] Dropped within the past 3 years
[ ] Changed as a result of planning
for and converting to a CAH
50. If any of the "dropped
services" above were dropped because your system or network partner instead will
provide those services for your service area, please note the line numbers (from lines
above) of those services here:
_____
_____
_____
_____
_____
51. Top 5 DRGs admitted:
DRG #s:
_____
_____
_____
_____
_____
52. Top 5 DRGs for treatment costs:
DRG #s:
_____
_____
_____
_____
_____
53. Top 5 DRGs for days of care (longest
ALOS):
DRG #s:
_____
_____
_____
_____
_____
PQ-4
B. Financial and Utilization
Information
B1. Emergency Room
1. Have the number of visits to the ER
increased or decreased over the past three years?
1997: [ ] Increased [ ] Decreased [ ] Approx. the same
(compared to 1996)
1998: [ ] Increased [ ] Decreased [ ] Approx. the same (compared to 1997)
1999: [ ] Increased [ ] Decreased [ ] Approx. the same (compared to 1998)
2. What are the reasons for changes in the
number of visits (if applicable)?
____________________________________________________________________
3. Is there 24-hour ER coverage?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
4. Have the ER's hours of operation changed
since CAH conversion? If so, how?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
5. How is the ER staffed?
[ ] Contracts with local
physicians
[ ] Contracts with PAs
[ ] Contracts with an
emergency physician firm
[ ]
Other:____________________________________________________________
6. Has the staffing changed since
conversion?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
How?
____________________________________________________________________
7. Have ER capabilities changed since CAH
conversion?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
If so, how?
____________________________________________________________________
8. What is the relationship with
pre-hospital EMS?
____________________________________________________________________
B-2. Pre-Hospital Services
EMS Environment in the Hospital's Service Area Prior to
CAH Conversion
9.
In the spaces at right, please list the EMS providers (agencies) that served your
hospital's service area prior to the time your facility converted to CAH
status: |
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10.
Was the provider government-
owned (G) or private (P)? (Circle the appropriate letter.) |
G
P |
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P |
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Was the provider hospital-owned (H), fire-service based (F) or did it have some other
principal affiliation (O)? |
H F
O |
H F
O |
H F
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H F
O |
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Was the provider's staff predominantly volunteer (V), predominantly paid/career (P), or a
mix of volunteer and paid staff (M)? |
V P
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V P
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V P
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V P
M |
13. Did any of the providers listed above
have their own paramedics or EMT-Intermediate personnel (i.e., did they provide advanced
life support services)?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
14. Was emergency air transport available
in your hospital's service area?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
If yes, who provided this service?
____________________________________________________________________
PQ-5
Hospital's EMS Situation Prior to CAH Conversion
15. Before your facility converted to CAH
status, did your hospital own or operate an
ambulance service?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
- If yes, did this ambulance service provide:
-->9-1-1 emergency response?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
-->emergency transports between facilities?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
-->non-emergency transports (between facilities and/or
patient's home)?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
- If no, did your hospital have specific contractual
arrangement(s) with EMS
transport provider(s)?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
16. Prior to CAH conversion, what agencies
provided inter-hospital transport for your facility?
____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
17. Prior to CAH conversion, did your
hospital provide medical direction for local
EMS providers?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
18. Prior to CAH conversion, did your
hospital need to provide nurses to accompany critical inter-facility transfers (i.e., to
complement the capacity of the pre-hospital system)?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
19. Prior to CAH conversion, did your
hospital provide paramedic intercept services for local EMS providers? (Paramedic
intercepts occur when a paramedic goes out to meet the transporter to assess the patient
and/or accompany the patient to the hospital.)
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
20. Prior to CAH conversion, did your
hospital bill on behalf of the EMS providers serving the hospital?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
- If yes, did your facility bill Medicare for ambulance
services?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
- If yes, did your facility bill any other payors for ambulance
services?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
B3. Referral Patterns and
Relationships
21. How many transfers of inpatients to
another acute care facility for acute care have there been in the past 4 years?
1996: _______
1997: _______
1998: _______
1999: _______
22. Has this changed since becoming a CAH?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
If so, why?
____________________________________________________________________
23. How many transfers to other acute care
facilities have there been from the ER in the past 4 years?
1996: _______
1997: _______
1998: _______
1999: _______
24. Has this changed since becoming a CAH?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
If so, why?
25. Has the change in the length-of-stay
limit from a 96-hour per-case limit to a 96-hour average had any effect on the transfer
rates?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
26. With how many referral hospitals do you
have written agreements for accepting your patients?
____________________________________________________________________
27. Do specialists come from those
hospitals to practice here?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
28. Are there telemedicine/telehealth
linkages with referral hospitals?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
29. What are the uses of these
telemedicine/telehealth linkages?
[ ] Education
[ ] Routine cases
[ ] Emergent/urgent cases
[ ] Specialist referral
[ ] Other:
___________________________________________________________
PQ-6
B.4 Financial Information: Revenues, Expenses, and
Balance Sheet Data
When possible, we have entered below
financial information about your hospital from documents available to us. If data are
filled in below, we would appreciate it if you would review the information and make
changes to any incorrect information. Please also fill in the blank cells. We would also
appreciate it if you would send us your FY 1998 and 1999 Medicare cost reports and
financial statements (statement of operations, balance sheet, statement of changes in net
assets, and statement of cash flows).
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PQ-7
C. Community's Health System
C1. Providers, practices and
clinics
1. How many private practice physicians,
nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and pharmacists practice in this community?
_____ primary care MDs
_____ specialists
_____ nurse practitioners
_____ physician assistants
_____ pharmacists
2. How many physicians, nurse
practitioners, and physician assistants practice in public facilities such as community
health centers, health departments, and state-supported clinics?
_____ physicians
_____ nurse practitioners
_____ physician assistants
3. Does the hospital have a close
relationship with any of these providers?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
4. Does the hospital provide income
guarantees to any of these providers?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
5. Do visiting specialists come to your
community to provide outpatient consultations?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
6. If yes, what specialties, how often are
the clinics held, and from where do the specialists come?
Specialty
Frequency
From where does
this specialist come?
____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
C2. Other Area
Resources/Facilities
7. What agency is responsible for public
health services, such as water quality, immunizations, family planning, and infectious
diseases? Name of agency, contact name, and phone number:
____________________________________________________________________
8. What skilled nursing facilities (nursing
homes) exist in the community?
Name:______________________________ Town:___________________________
Name:______________________________ Town:___________________________
Name:______________________________ Town:___________________________
9. Are there any certified Rural Health
Clinics in your community? Please describe:
Name of clinic
Owned by
# physicians
____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________
PQ-8
D. Strategy-Related Information
D-1. Strengths/Problem Areas
Directions: In column 2, please check
those areas in column 1 that were MAJOR AREAS OF STRENGTH or MAJOR PROBLEM AREAS of your
hospital during the 6 months prior to conversion to CAH status. (Please check ALL that
apply) In column 3, please check those areas in column 1 in which your hospital is
currently undertaking, or planning within the next 3 years to undertake, a MAJOR
INITIATIVE . (Please check ALL that apply)
| Column 1 |
Column 2
Major Area
Major Problem
of Strength
Area |
Column 3
Currently or will likely undertake a major
iniative affecting this area in the next 3 years. |
| Financial |
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| 1. Cash Flow |
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| 2. Interim Rates |
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| 3. Medicare
reimbursement for inpatient/outpatient services |
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| 4. Medicaid
reimbursement for inpatient/outpatient
services |
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| 5. Managed care
contracts/revenues |
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| 6. Indigent or
charity care |
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| 7. Collections |
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| 8. Coding |
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| 9. Other revenues
and reimbursement |
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| Services |
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| 10. Inpatient census |
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| 11. Patient
classification (e.g. 24-hr observation beds,
swing beds) |
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| 12. Outpatient
visits |
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| 13. Average length
of stay |
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| 14. Scope of
services offered |
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| 15. Ancillary
services (e.g.pharmacy, lab) |
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| 16. Support services
(e.g. environmental services) |
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| 17. Specialty
clinics (e.g. women's geriatric, psych, daycare, rehab) |
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18.
Outreach services and programs (e.g. mobil health unit, town meetings, telelmedicine, rape
asistance hotline, EMS, etc.) |
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| 19. Quality of care |
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| 20. Accessibility of
services |
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| 21. Modernizing
fadcilities and equipment |
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| 22. Continuous
quality improvement initiatives |
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| 23.
Sharing/Coordinationg services with other provider(s) |
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| 24. Case management |
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| 25. Reducing
unnecessary use of medical services |
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| 26. Bed conversion |
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| Staffing |
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Recruiting/retaining compensating/physicians |
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| 28.
Recruiting/retaining other clinical staff |
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| 29. Variable/shared
staffing/changed roles and responsibilites |
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| 30. Downsizing and
layoffs |
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| 31.
Physicianemployee relations |
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| Governance,
Administration and Infrastructure |
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| 32. Non-CAH
System/Network affiliations |
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| 33. The Board |
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| 34. CEO |
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| 35. Administrative
team/mangement staff |
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| 36. Planning and
strategic planning |
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| 37. Financial
systems and/or information systems |
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| 38. Risk management |
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| 39. Management
contracting |
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| 40. Integration
within a larger healthcare systems |
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| 38. Risk management |
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| 39. Management
contracting |
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| 40. Integration
within a larger healthcare system |
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| 41. Joininga
consortium |
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| Community
and Extermal Entities |
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| 42. Reputation |
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| 43. Donations and
appropriations |
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| 44. State
legislative initiatives and regulations |
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| 45. Relations with
state hopital association |
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| 46. Relations with
state physician association |
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| 47. Relations with
stat office of rural health |
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| 48. Other (please
specify): |
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| 49. of those items
that you've checked, list the top 3 (in importance) in each column. (please note the
line number). |
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Information concerning the process leading up to CAH
conversion.
Directions: Please fill in the following information.
D2. Feasibility Studies
50. If a financial feasibility study was conducted to study the
possibility of CAH designation, please list the name of the firm or agency that conducted
the study and the net effect on the bottom line the study estimated.
Name
of firm or agency
Net effect
_____________________________________________ $____________________
_____________________________________________ $____________________
_____________________________________________ $____________________
_____________________________________________ $____________________
D3. Parties Involved in
Conversion Decision-Making
51. Please identify which of the parties in
column 1 played a MAJOR role as a supporter (S) or opponent (O) in making
the decision to switch to CAH status. Also, please identify which of the parties in column
1 provided MAJOR technical assistance (T) in the decision-making process leading to CAH
conversion. Please check all that apply. Please feel free to add other parties in the
space provided or on the back of this sheet.
Column 1 |
Column 2 MAJOR
Supporter (S) or
MAJOR Opponent (O)
Please check all that apply |
Column 3 Provided
MAJOR
Technical Assistance (T)
Please check all that apply. |
| A. Parent corporation |
[ ] S
[ ] O |
[ ] |
| B. Board |
[ ] S
[ ] O |
[ ] |
| C. CEO |
[ ] S
[ ] O |
[ ] |
| D. Management Team |
[ ] S
[ ] O |
[ ] |
| E. Physicans |
[ ] S
[ ] O |
[ ] |
| F. Community members |
[ ] S
[ ] O |
[ ] |
| G. Local employers |
[ ] S
[ ] O |
[ ] |
| H. External consultants |
[ ] S
[ ] O |
[ ] |
| I. State elected officials |
[ ] S
[ ] O |
[ ] |
| J. State appointed officials |
[ ] S
[ ] O |
[ ] |
| K. Local government |
[ ] S
[ ] O |
[ ] |
| L. State office of rural health |
[ ] S
[ ] O |
[ ] |
| M. Other state agency: |
[ ] S
[ ] O |
[ ] |
| N. Rural health association |
[ ] S
[ ] O |
[ ] |
| O. State hospital association |
[ ] S
[ ] O |
[ ] |
| P. EMS |
[ ] S
[ ] O |
[ ] |
| Q. Other, please specify: |
[ ] S
[ ] O |
[ ] |
D4. Strategic Planning
Please check all that apply.
52. Does your hospital have a formal,
written strategic plan?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
If no, you are finished.
If yes, continue to the next question.
A. Who played a major role in developing the
strategic plan?
1). The Board
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
2). The CEO
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
3). The hospital administrative team
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
4). Outside consultant:
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
5). Parent organization:
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
6). State agency:
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
7). Other:
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
8). Other:
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
B. Does the strategic plan contain any of the
following?
1). Mission/Vision
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
2). External environmental assessment
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
3). Internal environmental assessment
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
4). Goals and objectives
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
5). Measurable goals and objectives
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
Thank you very much for taking the time to complete this data
collection instrument.
Please return the entire data
collection instrument to:
Andrew Cameron, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Health Policy and Administration
1105-D McGavran-Greenberg Hall, CB# 7400
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, NC 275997400
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