Description
exercise 1.
Students will ask to prepare a PowerPoint Presentation that includes the assigned readings along with at least 3 additional readings.
exercise 2.
- Describe the trial process.
- Describe the various corporate duties of healthcare organizations.
- Describe common medical errors involving patient assessment, diagnosis, treatment, discharge, and follow-up care.
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Describe the trial process
The trial process or the clinical process has five phases. The first phase, which is called
phase 0, includes studying how the body will process the drug and its effect on the body. The
second trial is called the phase 1, where they start administering the drug in a lower dose and see
if there are any side effects on it. After this followed the phase 2, where the drug is tested on the
larger scale of participants, especially the cancer patients, still aiming the effectivity and the
safety of the drug. Phase 3 involves comparing a drug to the standard drug of care and
breakdown, which type of drugs has fewer side effects and safer. The last phase is phase 4,
wherein the FDA tests the drug to be approved. It is usually being tested on thousands of people
to further figure out its efficacy and safety.
Describe the various corporate duties of healthcare organizations
Running a health care organization is a role that requires team support from all the
employees in an organization. It is very significant that all team members, whether on the
management, medical staff, or board, recognize the role of governance and what effective
governance entails (Buchbinder, Shanks, & Kite, 2019). Leadership structures are designed by
the corporates of health organizations to fill all the organization's needs proficiently. The
relationship between the employees in those roles makes it work for the good of the stakeholders.
Therefore, the corporate duties of these health organizations include policy making, decision
making, and oversight.
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Policymaking
Policies are decisions intended to solve glitches and enhance the way of life to make an
organization survive in the foreseeable future. It’s used to express focus and distinguish
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responsibilities among the board, the medical staff, and the management. Policies are
a crucial component of any organization. They are essential as they address the appropriate
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