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THE KEY FINANCIAL POLICY TARGETS

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What are the key financial policy targets for which the Board is responsible? List and explain each. 

According to hospital XYZ, the CEO has to be familiar with the primary financial rules, aim as well as describing responsibilities for the board of managers before building a new Center (Campbell et al. 2007). The board of managers should make their verdicts in accordance with the available funds. This is the reason why the assessing company should carry out financial viability research to detect the debt issue. Secondly, the board of managers should address the main three parts: profitability target, the growth rate in assets and debt policies. However, the hospital expenses and revenues in the current balance sheet should be estimated first, before conducting a 5-year estimation to figure out the growth rate of assets in the hospital (Mechanic, Altman, & McDonough, 2012). Thus, the forecasting of the revenue is vital since the service level of the patient enhances the elementary, essential investment.

Create the strategic and financial plan for the new Cancer Center proposal within the framework of the hospital’s mission statement. 

Both the vision and mission statement should be rewarded accordingly, for they play a significant role in driving performance as well as in the strategic development of the new Cancer Center. Though they are the bookends of each operational and strategic proposal, they are ignored severally as critical aspects of the framework strategic plan (Scott et al. 2011). In other words, the mission is the foundation while the vision is the endpoint. Without these two elements, the plans formed are valueless and powerless. Consequently, both vision and mission should be considered as the framework strategic plan.

Strategic Priorities

Facilitate Cancer Research

It should be used by the health center as a catalyst to enhance their leadership in cancer research.

Improve Cancer Screening, Care and Prevention

This will help in preventing cancer as well as giving quality services to a cancer patient.

Involve Members of the Health Centers

Forming aboard as well as being committed to the mission and vision of the foundation from significant investors is important in meeting the goal of a new cancer center.

Upsurge Investment

The center should invest at least $120 million in screening, care, prevention and research of cancer in 5 years.

The Five Year Plan for Revenues and Expenditure report show that for the Fiscal Year from 2018 to 2019 the growth was equal for both the expenditures as well as the revenues. The Fiscal Years 2020-2022 indicates the expenditures increases above the revenues (Campbell et al. 2007). In Financial Year 2020 the revenues decreased by $(2,185), 2015 $(1,468) and financial year 2016 $ (1,745)

Five Year Financial Plan

Financial Year 2018

Financial Year 2019

Financial Year 2020

Financial Year 2021

Financial Year 2022

Revenues

$87,440

$88,666

$91,293,

$94,030

$95,297

Expenditures

$87,440

$88,666

$93,478

$95,4898

$ 97,042

Gap to be closed

$0

$0

$(2,185)

$(1,468)

$(1,745)

The report on the Five Year Financial Plan on Expenditures and Revenues indicates the fastest growing expenditures category is personal services (Mechanic, Altman, & McDonough, 2012). This may be as a result of the increase in budgetary items expenses such as fringe benefits, salaries, and wages.

The Annual Growth Rate

Year

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

personal services

$ 46,835

$ 49,051

$ 50,714

$ 52,033

$ 52,558

Annual Increase

$0

$ 2,216

$ 1,663

$ 1,319

$ 525

% Increase

0

4.7%

3.3%

2.6%

1.00%

Explain how management control is used in conjunction with the financial plan. Include the integration of the financial plan with management control.  Indicate the phases of management control. 

Every firm should reflect management control as a significant fact (Campbell et al. 2007). The failure to establish it may cause a massive loss in finance, bad reputation as well as company fall. In spite of the MCSs (management control system) significant, most of the management detractors have claimed that the addition of MCSs does not influence the control of the firm. Thus it forces directors to be inclined to stifle initiative and creativity or be extremely temporary oriented. The facility recognizes and views some MCSs as proactive instead of reactive. Furthermore, proactive is defines as a process where control is formed to avoid problems before the firm experiences hostile effects in their daily routine (Scott et al. 2011). The MCSs increases the chance of a facility to achieve its goal.

To concentrate on organization regulation the health care organization required to differentiate between the strategy making and concept purpose creation:

Purpose creation: purposes don’t have to be measured as well as be monetary. Employees are required to understanding that which the management is in the process of accomplishing.

Strategy making: explains how management is supposed to utilize their capitals to realize the organization's goals. Management- employee interaction is of great importance. The approach can be planned because of technological advancement.

Regulatory structures are required basically for two reasons:

Strategic regulation: the practice of checking if the different approaches used by the facility are assisting its inner environment in matching with the outer environment. It enables leaders to assess a business's plan from a long-term perception.

Administrative regulation: comprises methods of controlling program operations, directing, organizing and planning (inner focus).

Business regulations are required to protect from likelihoods that people are going to do things the business doesn't need them to do or fail to do things they are supposed to do (behavioral location).

Proper regulation means that the organization is sensibly sure that nasty happenings are not going to occur. A state in which a high likelihood of poor outcome is seen is described as beyond control. Proper regulation requires a total guarantee that the whole physical, regulatory methods are foolproof and everyone on whom the business relies constantly gives the best. Regulation loss becomes the price for a perfect regulatory method not being present (Mechanic, Altman, & McDonough, 2012). Maximum regulation is said to have been attained if the regulation damages are anticipated to be lesser compared to the cost of executing many other regulations.

What are the major categories of assumptions that must be specified to project a future balance sheet? What is the set of programs or activities to which the organization will commit resources during the planning period?

Organizational programs are necessary for young organizations looking for investors or loans. Economic forecasts and assumptions are vital constituents of all organization’s programs (Campbell, et al. 2007). The three worldwide economic presentations that are expected in all organization’s programs are; cash flow statement, balance sheet and projected income statement for the coming 3-5 years. Also include together with the numbers a description that gives details, in what manner the line items were calculated and the assumptions. Economic conventions and plans are vital parts of entire commercial programs. They comprise income and expense conventions, and the stock as well as financial records in the balance sheet. Conventions for balance sheet performances are supposed to be conventional and founded by sensible prospects of asset purchases in the next five years (Mechanic, Altman, & McDonough, 2012). They are going to assist in constructing the conventions in the cash flow statement.

Management comprises of different purposes, wealth and procedures:

Processes

Functions

Resources

Setting of objectives

Formulation of Strategy

Control of management

Finance

Sales/Marketing

Operations

Service/product developments

Machines

People

Money

References

Campbell, N. C., Murray, E., Darbyshire, J., Emery, J., Farmer, A., Griffiths, F. ... & Kinmonth, A. L. (2007). Designing and evaluating complex interventions to improve health care. Bmj, 334(7591), 455-459.

Mechanic, R. E., Altman, S. H., & McDonough, J. E. (2012). The new era of payment reform, spending targets, and cost containment in Massachusetts: early lessons for the nation. Health Affairs, 31(10), 2334-2342.

Scott, A., Sivey, P., Ouakrim, D. A., Willenberg, L., Naccarella, L., Furler, J., & Young, D. (2011). The effect of financial incentives on the quality of health care provided by primary care physicians. Cochrane database of systematic reviews, (9).

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THE KEY FINANCIAL POLICY TARGETS

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Running Head: THE KEY FINANCIAL POLICY TARGETS

THE KEY FINANCIAL POLICY TARGETS

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