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 Effective Health Care Administration for Facilities Managers: Digital Version
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Description
Access to the complete library of ASHE monographs and discounts on all publications are included in ASHE membership. Visit ashe.org/ashe-membership! Respected health care facilities managers are not made overnight — it takes practice and work, both on the job and on yourself, to achieve the esteem that can power a successful career. It’s worth the investment — failing to develop administration skills can lead to mismanaged capital projects, insufficient funding for department budgets and an unmotivated team, all of which impact patient care. This handbook teaches facilities managers how to trade a wrench for a keyboard and create effective plans, policies and procedures that optimize facilities operations, empower staff and build vital partnerships. See an increase in measurable wins with executive leadership by honing interpersonal skills in networking, persuasion and presenting — and get proven management tips and on-the-job advice from longtime facilities administrators. You’ll gain the formal health care business and administration training many facilities managers lack after advancing through the engineering trade and feel equally confident of your leadership skills in the boiler room and the board room. Table of Contents Overview: - Part 1: Plans, Policies and Procedures
- Part 2: Manage and Oversee Operations
- Part 3: Safety and Security Management
- Part 4: Developing and Maintaining Important Relationships
- Part 5: Staff Management
- Part 6: Labor Distribution
- Part 7: Staff Training
- Part 8: Inventory and Supplies Management
- Part 9: Capital Planning Administration
- Part 10: Demonstrating Departmental Value
- Part 11: Advocating for Resources
Looking for the print version? Click here.
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