A survey course of the and policies necessary to insure that properly prepared and motivated personnel are available to carry out the mission and daily operations of an EHS organization. The course will examine the policies and procedures necessary to insure that transportation equipment in an EHS organization is capable of meeting the demands of patients for reliable and safe transportation service. This course gives students the opportunity to develop skills in evaluation research methods. The primary focus will be on the evaluation of community and organization interventions designed to improve the value of emergency health services. Students are required to develop a protocol for the evaluation of a selected EHS programmatic intervention.
Emphasis is on management of receivables from both individual and third party payors.
The course will examine current practices as well as provide an opportunity to explore new sources of revenue that EMS organizations should consider offering. Presentations by leading EHS administrators and leaders on how their organizations provide an environment that insures the success of their workforce and the overall goals and objectives of the organization. EHS 690 - MIS for Emergency Health Services Leadership. Required Analysis of Management Information Systems design relating to delivery of services and administration. Elements of systems planning, implementation, and control factors practiced by middle and upper-level administrators.