I am doing a power point of functional design for health care and am having trouble as this design is best used in small organizations but we are not doing a organization(like nursing homes or small offices) so what can i put for bullets in my slide for functional design with no name organization?But it has to be health care????? So confused please help. I am thinking like doctors, nurses, dietary these type of things. am I on the right path?
Yes, you're on the right track. Use your main points in each section for your bullet points.
And if you are to give a presentation of your PP to your class, be sure to add details in your speech that are not included in the PP file.
okay this is what i came up with you get the drift on what it would look like on the power point and my speaker notes . will this be okay?
functional design
labor is divided up into the different departments.
Dietary
Charge Nurses
Nurses Aids
Doctors
The clinical service of the organization with functional design is separated from other services of functional design services. Department Managers of a functional design service are most often the ones to have promotions through the organization because they have the technology of the functional areas. This enables decisions to be made in a centralized or hierarchical basis.
Functional design in an organization is most appropriate in smaller organizations because it is of a relatively simple environment. Not much is done in this type of a design for advance medicines and new technology.
Only two things:
1. the term is "Nurses' Aides"
2. "Not much is done with this type of design for advanced medicine and new technology."
The rest sounds fine.
okay thank you so much for your help
You're very welcome.
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When creating a PowerPoint presentation on functional design for healthcare in the context of a nameless organization, you can consider the following bullet points to highlight different aspects of functional design within the healthcare industry:
1. Organizational Structure: Explain how a functional design can improve the efficiency and coordination of healthcare services, regardless of the size of the organization. Address the hierarchy of roles and responsibilities, emphasizing the importance of clear communication and collaboration among different teams and departments.
2. Departmental Integration: Discuss how functional design can facilitate smooth integration between various departments within a healthcare organization, such as doctors, nurses, dietary, and administrative staff. Highlight the importance of effective cross-functional collaboration to ensure streamlined healthcare delivery.
3. Workflow Optimization: Explain how functional design can optimize workflows by considering the specific needs of the healthcare setting. For instance, you can discuss the efficient movement of patients, the coordination of care plans, and the integration of technology to enhance clinical documentation, scheduling, and information management.
4. Patient-Centric Approach: Emphasize the significance of a patient-centered approach in healthcare delivery. Explain how functional design can help in creating patient-centric environments, ensuring that the needs and preferences of patients are prioritized throughout their healthcare journey.
5. Supportive Facilities and Equipment: Highlight the importance of functional design in incorporating appropriate facilities and equipment in healthcare settings. Discuss how the utilization of ergonomic workstations, well-designed patient rooms, and efficient storage systems can enhance productivity and improve patient outcomes.
6. Regulatory Compliance: Address the role of functional design in meeting necessary regulatory compliance requirements in the healthcare industry, such as privacy and security guidelines, infection control measures, and accessibility standards.
Remember that these bullet points should be adapted to the context of the nameless healthcare organization you are presenting. You can provide examples or hypothetical scenarios specific to the healthcare industry to further illustrate the benefits and applications of functional design.