Introduction to Health Care Management

by Sharon Buchbinder, Nancy H. Shanks

Introduction To Health Care Management Is A Concise, Reader-Friendly, Introductory Healthcare Management Book That Covers A Wide Variety Of Healthcare Settings, From Hospitals To Nursing Homes And Clinics. Filled With Examples To Engage The Reader’S Imagination, The Important Issues In Healthcare Management, Such As Ethics, Cost Management, Strategic Planning And Marketing, Information Technology, And Human Resources, Are All Thoroughly Covered.

Guidelines And Rubrics Along With Numerous Case Studies Make This Text Both Student-Friendly And Teacher Friendly. It Is The Perfect Resource For Students Of Healthcare Management, Nursing, Allied Health, Business Administration, Pharmacy, Occupational Therapy, Public Administration, And Public Health.

Features:

Chapters Contributed By Real Experts Using An Active Voice To Grab The Reader’S Attention.
Learning Objectives And Discussion Questions In Each Chapter.
Instructors’ Resources Online For Each Chapter, Including Powerpoints, Test Bank, And Sample Syllabus.
15 Case Studies In A Wide Variety Of Settings, In An Assortment Of Healthcare Management Topics.
A Case Study Guide, With Rubrics For Evaluation Of Student Performance, Enabling Instructors At Every Level Of Experience To Hit The Ground Running On That First Day Of Class.

Genres: Health Care

470 pages, Paperback

First published February 27, 2007

About the author

Sharon Buchbinder is an award-winning author who has been writing stories since she could hold a pen. The paranormal romance genre is her writing home, a place where the impossible is simply the beginning, where women find their power in the most extraordinary circumstances, and where love is always worth the danger of seeking it.

A Maryland-based author with a background in healthcare and higher education that has informed her vivid, grounded storytelling, Sharon is drawn to heroines who have been underestimated — women who carry something extraordinary inside them and spend the whole book learning to trust it. Sharon believes passionately that readers deserve stories where the heroine doesn’t just survive — she transforms. When she’s not writing, Sharon can usually be found unplugging in her garden, obsessing over cryptid mythology, and convincing her pets they are not, in fact, supernatural.

Reviews

[Rachel]

Informative.