HMGT 495 CASESTYDY 2

Ashley Robinson

HMGT 495

Professor Ursin

April 13, 2021

Case Study 2: Strategic Planning Environment Evidence Planning Table

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Strategic Planning Environment Evidence Collection Table

Framework Purpose:

To provide inmates the necessary health care services that have been constitutionally given to them as outlined in the Eight Amendment.

Problem Etiology Present (Present/Limited /Not present/Not Applicable)

Evidence Implementation/Ne eded

Stakeholders That Will Provide the Evidence

In- adequat e sick slip admissi on process

Inmate submits a slip to a locked box and should expect a response, if deemed worthy, within 48- hours

Present; Decline in overall health of inmates Reoccurrence of infections

Observati on

Develop a computer based software that will be enabled to document, monitor, and transmit data about inmate conditions as indicated on the sick slips

Health administrator s Employees

Inefficie nt outpatie nt scheduli ng

Facility lacks the ability to fully accommodat e inmates for all health needs

Present; Decline in inmate health Reoccurrence of infections

Qualitativ e and quantitati ve

Develop a computer based software communicate with contracted physicians offices outside of the facility to schedule inmates. Data will be encrypted to protect the patients privacy.

Community outreach advocates/ advisors Health administrator s Employees

Lacks cardiac life support capabilit y

Cardiovascu lar disease Cardiac arrest Stroke Myocardial infarction

Limited; Increased mortality rates Increased cardiac conditions

Quantitati ve- mortality rates

--Funding to provide facility with the technology to perform related health services --Increased monitoring of patients who exhibit cardiac issues

Medical Staff- Health Administrato rs (Doctors/Nur ses)

No surgical capabilit y

Emergency situations Remove an obstruction

Not Present Observati on; qualitative

--Emergency access to neighboring hospitals to

Federal government State government

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Biopsy Transplant

perform emergency procedures --Funding to provide facility with the technology to perform related health services

Inability to conduct telemetr y monitori ng

Heart conditions Lung problems Irregular heartbeats Injury Stroke Kidney failure

Not Present Observati on; qualitative

--Increased monitoring of patients who exhibit listed conditions --Funding to provide facility with the technology to perform related health services

Federal government State government

Inability to perform extensiv e dental work

Poor/inadeq uate oral hygiene- could result from lack of dental products, substance abuse, poor diet

Limited; Able to perform basic tooth extractions

Quantitati ve

Funding to provide facility with the technology to perform related health services

Federal government State government

Lacks ability to perform MRI

Diagnose and treat Examine brain and spinal cord View internal organ structures

Not Present Observati on; qualitative

--Funding -- Establishing leadership committee that consist of healthcare providers and administration management -- Establish admissions process screening to assess the health of an inmate

Federal government State government

Inability to perform

Pregnancy Limited; Able to perform ultrasounds up to

Quantitati ve Qualitativ

Funding to provide facility with the

Federal government State

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all pregnan cy related procedu res beyond level 2 ultrasou nd

level 2 e technology to perform related health services

government

References:

Braithwaite, R., Treadwell, H., & Arriola, K. (2005). Health Disparities and Incarcerated

Women: A Population Ignored. American Journal Of Public Health, 95(10), 1679-1681.

doi: 10.2105/ajph.2005.065375

Calmans, S. The perfect storm: How drugs, mental illness and aging inmates impact correctional

healthcare. Retrieved from https://www.correctionsone.com/correctional

healthcare/articles/481984187-The-perfect-storm-How-drugs-mental-illness-and-aging

inmates-impact-correctional-healthcare/

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Mignon, S. (2019). Health issues of incarcerated women in the United States.

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