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In Health Administration Programs conducting satisfaction
surveys are usually covered in courses on quality improvement. This
exercise shows how datafrom satisfaction surveys
can be analyzed over time. Assume that, in different time periods, 4 randomly
selected patients rated their satisfaction with our services. Are we
improving?o Please use the following peer
video as
a reference for this question. You can find the solution hereIn Health Administration
programs accounting courses typically cover cost data. Forensic
accounting examines tries to detect fraud through accounting procedures. The
following data were
obtained regarding the cost of taking care of patients over several time
periods. Are our costs within expectation?o Please use the following peer
video as
a reference for this question. You can find the solution herePayment reform has made
hospital payments more complex. One issue in payment reform is whether
the net payments to hospitals are decreasing because of numerous carve-outs for
never-events. In health administration programs, payment reform is
covered in several courses including courses on value-based payments, finance,
quality and strategic planning. In this assignment, examine if payments
for AMI have declined over 4 time periods indicated in the table below.
Visit the following link to download the files
listed below. Keep in mind that start and end periods of data are also
given inside the files and that these do not correspond to the reporting year.
Also, note that the name of variables and files change over the years. - In these files the denominator indicates the number of patients. Payment indicates average payment per patient. Select data for hospitals that had at least 100 patients. Submit an Excel file containing the control chart for the data.
In order to complete this assignment, you must submit an Excel file with each question answered in a separate sheet. Copy both the question prompts and your answers to the file. All calculations should be done by formulas and not as fixed values.


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