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Achieving Integrated Governance:
Navigating With Excellence in Unpredictable Times
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The Strategic Importance of GovernanceYour Navigation System
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5 Critical Elements:
DOES YOUR NAVIGATION SYSTEM HAVE WHAT IT TAKES FOR SUCCESS?
AGILITYResponding
to Change
SPEEDSetting
thePace
PRECISIONHitting
theMark
ALTITUDEDriving
toInnovation
MORAL COMPASSLiving Your
Values
Authority > Decision-Making > Navigation
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Strategic Navigation Objectives
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“Technological change is positive, as it improves performance and opens up new opportunities”, said an operating partner at a Northeast-based PE firm.
“But when the pace of change is very fast, it can become challenging to adapt quickly enough to keep a business on track.”
“Steering the Ship”
Direction
“Running the Ship”
Performance
“Protecting the Ship”
Safety
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Strategic Navigation Systems
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MONITORING Verification
MANAGEMENT Execution
BOARD Oversight
ClearMission
AlignedStrategy
ManagedRisk
StrongControls
OptimizingyourRISKMANAGEMENTEXECUTIONtoproducerisk-informeddecisions
IntegratingyourMONITORINGVERIFICATIONtodelivervitalinsights
ElevatingyourBOARDOVERSIGHTtoprovidestrategicguidance
A better, stronger, and more agile business navigation system will help your organization:
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Integrated GovernanceKey Governance Roles Within the Broader Governing (Navigation) System
Board Oversight Duties
Management Execution DutiesThe4“IntegrativeDuties”:IntegrativeDuty#1– ClearMission
IntegrativeDuty#2– AlignedStrategy
IntegrativeDuty#3– ManagedRisk
IntegrativeDuty#4– StrongControls
Fulfillingandstewardingthemission,visionandvirtuesethically.
Achievingthestrategyandoverseeingstrategicdirectionconsistentwithstrongcorporateresponsibility.
Drivingtheoperationsandoverseeingthedesiredriskappetiteandprofile,consistentwithestablishedrisktolerances.
Creatingtheeffectivecontrolsandoverseeingthecontrolenvironment,whileensuringconsistentcompliance.
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Monitoring Verification Duties
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Mission, Vision & Virtues
Stewardship
Strategic
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Control
Environment
Risk Appetite &
Profile
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Strategy
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Risk Management
Controls
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Ethical
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Strategic
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Control
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Risk Tolerance
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Integrated GovernanceStrategy Roles Within the Broader Governing System
Board Oversight Duties
Management Execution DutiesThe4“IntegrativeDuties”:IntegrativeDuty#1– ClearMission
IntegrativeDuty#2– AlignedStrategy
IntegrativeDuty#3– ManagedRisk
IntegrativeDuty#4– StrongControls
Fulfillingandstewardingthemission,visionandvirtuesethically.
Achievingthestrategyandoverseeingstrategicdirectionconsistentwithstrongcorporateresponsibility.
Drivingtheoperationsandoverseeingthedesiredriskappetiteandprofile,consistentwithestablishedrisktolerances.
Creatingtheeffectivecontrolsandoverseeingthecontrolenvironment,whileensuringconsistentcompliance.
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Stewardship
Strategic
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Risk Appetite &
Profile
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Strategy
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Ethical
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Strategic Direction
Oversight
Strategy
ExecutionStrategic
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Integrated GovernanceRisk Roles Within the Broader Governing System
Board Oversight Duties
Management Execution DutiesThe4“IntegrativeDuties”:IntegrativeDuty#1– ClearMission
IntegrativeDuty#2– AlignedStrategy
IntegrativeDuty#3– ManagedRisk
IntegrativeDuty#4– StrongControls
Fulfillingandstewardingthemission,visionandvirtuesethically.
Achievingthestrategyandoverseeingstrategicdirectionconsistentwithstrongcorporateresponsibility.
Drivingtheoperationsandoverseeingthedesiredriskappetiteandprofile,consistentwithestablishedrisktolerances.
Creatingtheeffectivecontrolsandoverseeingthecontrolenvironment,whileensuringconsistentcompliance.
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Stewardship
Strategic
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Risk Appetite &
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Strategy
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Risk Appetite &
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Operations & Risk
Management ExecutionRisk Tolerance
Adherence
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Optimizing Board & Management Alignment
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Strategic Direction
Oversight
Strategy
Executionvs.
RoleClarity
InformationFlow
AlignedPerspectives
Decision Making
Agility & Resiliency
Achieving Effective:
Risk Appetite & Profile
Oversight
Operations & Risk
Management Executionvs.
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Strategy Execution – Critical Access Hospital:
• Strategic Planning Processes Strengthened & Integrated
• Strategy & Risk Board Committee Established (strategic issues)
• Created a “Strategic Risk Lens” (for management and the board)
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Integrated GovernanceCreating an “Integrated Strategic Risk Lens” Within the Broader Governing System
External Ecosystem – Industry/Market/Customers
Your Organization
Strategic Plan
• Operations• Risk Management• Controls
STRATEGY RISK LENS #1:EcosystemPoorly Managed Leads To:Competitive Disadvantage
STRATEGY RISK LENS #2:AssumptionsPoorly Managed Leads To: Costly Surprises
STRATEGY RISK LENS #3:ExecutionPoorly Managed Leads To:Bad Performance
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Risk Management – Critical Access Hospital:
• Strategy & Risk Board Committee Established (risk issues)
• Meaningful Periodic Risk Assessment & Continuous Risk Management
RiskVitalSigns
• Risk Management Processes Strengthened & Integrated
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Integrated GovernanceRisk Management Integration Within the Broader Governing System
Board Oversight Duties
Management Execution DutiesThe4“IntegrativeDuties”:IntegrativeDuty#1– ClearMission
IntegrativeDuty#2– AlignedStrategy
IntegrativeDuty#3– ManagedRisk
IntegrativeDuty#4– StrongControls
Fulfillingandstewardingthemission,visionandvirtuesethically.
Achievingthestrategyandoverseeingstrategicdirectionconsistentwithstrongcorporateresponsibility.
Drivingtheoperationsandoverseeingthedesiredriskappetiteandprofile,consistentwithestablishedrisktolerances.
Creatingtheeffectivecontrolsandoverseeingthecontrolenvironment,whileensuringconsistentcompliance.
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Stewardship
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Strategy
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Governance Level(Risk Decision-Making)
Strategic Level(Risk Portfolio-View)
Compliance Level(Detailed Risk Analysis)
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Integrated GovernanceGovernance Level (Risk Decision-Making)
RiskVitalSigns
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FoundationalFramework
Pillars
Elements
Key
RiskAccountabilities
RiskCapabilities
OrganizationalInterdependencies
RiskInterdependencies
RiskDecision-Making
RiskIdentification
RiskAssessment
RiskReporting
RiskMonitoring
RiskStrategies
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Risk VitalSigns - Baseline Report - Aggregate ©2016 Integrated Governance Solutions, LLC All rights reserved 1
Assessment Result s: Summary
Governance VitalSignsLEGEND: ¿ = Average Rating
OWNERSHIP NOT PARTIALLY MOSTLY CONSISTENTLY OPTIMALLY
ACHIEVED ACHIEVED ACHIEVED ACHIEVED ACHIEVEDSCORE
Element 1.
Risk Accountabilities 7.80
Element 2.
Risk Capabilities 7.20
UNDERSTANDINGElement 3.
Risk Identification 6.60
Element 4.
Risk Assessment 5.60
EXECUTIONElement 5.
Risk Strategies 7.00
Element 6.
Risk Monitoring 5.80
COORDINATIONElement 7.
Risk Reporting 7.00
Element 8.
Risk Decision Making 7.00
INTEGRATIONElement 9.
Risk Interdependencies 5.80
Element 10.
Organizational Interdependencies 5.80
TOTAL SCORE: 65.60
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Strategy/Risk Integration – Critical Access Hospital:
• Applied the Common Risk Language to the Strategic Plan and Prioritized Risk Types
• Linked Key Risks to Key Strategies and Developed Action Plans
• Developed a “Common Risk Language” to be shared by Management, the Board, and Monitoring
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Integrated GovernanceStrategy Level (Risk Portfolio View) – Common Risk Language
Strategic (S)
Operational (O)
Financial(F)
Human Capital(H)
Legal/ Regulatory
(L/R)
Technology(T)
Competition/Brand Identity
Demographic Shifts
Consumerism
Economic Climate
Healthcare Reform
Value-Based Care
Payer Relationships
Partnerships/ Affiliates
Donor Relations
Reputation
Capital Allocation
Care Delivery Strategies
Organization Structure
Strategy/Innovation
M&A
Care Delivery Network
Care Delivery Quality
Change Mgmt. –Operations
Emergency Management
Patient Safety
Process Quality
Process Execution
Resource Capacity/Allocation
Asset Utilization
Vendor/ Outsourcing
Facilities/Power Outage
Accounting/ Reporting
Asset Misappropriation
Bad Debt
Revenue Cycle Management
Budgeting/ Planning
Capital Structure
Liquidity/Credit
Payer Mix/ Reimbursement
Taxes
Change Readiness
Cultural Health
Employee Engagement
Performance Incentives
Physician Alignment
Skills/ Competency
Succession Planning
Diversity
Labor Shortage
Contracts
HIPAA
Malpractice Liability
Rating Agencies
RegulatoryEnvironment
Legal/Regulatory Compliance
Fraud & Abuse
Physician Compensation
Data Integrity
IT Infrastructure/ Architecture/ Transformation
IT Reliability/ Recovery
IT Security/Cyber-risk
Change Controls –IT
EMR – Access Controls
Bio-medical Equipment
Systems Implementation
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Integrated GovernanceStrategy Level (Risk Portfolio View) – Risk Application & Prioritization
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Inherent Risk Probability (Likelihood)Low Moderate High
Low
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Competition/Brand Identity (S)Economic Climate (S)
Reputation (S)Organization Structure (S)Mergers & Acquisitions (S)Care Delivery Network (O)
Patient Safety (O)Capital Structure (F)Cultural Health (H)
Consumerism (S)Partnerships/Affiliates (S)
Strategy/Innovation (S)Healthcare Reform (S)
Value-Based Care/Payment Reform (S)Payer Relationships (S)Capital Allocation (S)
Revenue Cycle Management (F)Employee Engagement (H)
Physician Compensation (L/R)Data Integrity (T)
IT Infrastructure/Architecture/ Transformation (T)
IT Security/Cyber-risk (T) Systems Implementation (T)
Care Delivery Strategies (S)Care Delivery Quality (O)
Change Mgmt. – Operations (O)Process Quality (O)
Process Execution (O)Resource Capacity/Allocation (O)
Change Readiness (H)Physician Alignment (H)Skills/Competencies (H)
Labor Shortage (H)
Donor Relations (S) Demographic Shifts (S)Asset Utilization (O)
Vendor/Outsourcing (O)Budgeting/Planning (F)
Liquidity/Credit (F)Performance Incentives (H)
Succession Planning (H)Diversity (H)
Rating Agencies (L/R)Regulatory Environment (L/R)
Legal/Regulatory Compliance (L/R)
Payer Mix/Reimbursement (F)Contracts (L/R)
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Integrated GovernanceStrategy Level (Risk Portfolio View) – Risk to Strategy Linkage
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Process Execution (O)
Resource Capacity/ Allocation (O)
Change Readiness (H)
Physician Alignment (H)
Skills/ Competencies (H)
Labor Shortage(H)
1. Physician Recruitment (GROWTH)
2. Physician Retention (GROWTH)
3. Rural Cancer Center of Excellence (GROWTH)
4. Service Lines/Community Health(GROWTH)
5. Mental Health(GROWTH)
6. Consumer Expectations (SERVICE/QUALITY)
7. Community Perception (SERVICE/QUALITY)
8. Extended Care Enhancements(SERVICE/QUALITY)
9. Quality and Patient Experience(SERVICE/QUALITY)
14. Regional Healthcare Relationships(RELATIONSHIPS)
10. Physician Alignment(SERVICE/QUALITY)
16. System Relationships(RELATIONSHIPS)
12. LEAN / Studer(SERVICE/QUALITY)
15. Foundation(RELATIONSHIPS)
13. Employer of Choice(PEOPLE)
18. Master Facility Plan(FINANCIAL)
17. Financial Stability(FINANCIAL)
KEY STRATEGIESRevenue Cycle
Management (F)
11. Technology Transformation(SERVICE/QUALITY)
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Integrated GovernanceStrategy Level (Risk Portfolio View) – Risk Response Planning
CareDelivery
Strategies(S)
CareDelivery Quality
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ChangeManagement-
Operations(O)
Process Quality
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Process Execution
(O)
ResourceCapacity/ Allocation
(O)
Change Readiness
(H)
Physician Alignment
(H)
Skills/ Competencies
(H)
Labor Shortage
(H)1. Physician Recruitment (GROWTH)
Key Risk Specific Impact on Strategy Risk Response Plan Responsibility(Risk Owner)
Timeline/Milestones
Status
Care DeliveryStrategies (S)
How, where, and when can this risk affect this strategy?
What are we/will we do about it? Who is responsible?
By when?
Care Delivery Quality (O)
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Resource Capacity/ Allocation (O)
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What are we/will we do about it? Who is responsible?
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Physician Alignment (H)
How, where, and when can this risk affect this strategy?
What are we/will we do about it? Who is responsible?
By when?
Skills/ Competencies(H)
How, where, and when can this risk affect this strategy?
What are we/will we do about it? Who is responsible?
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Labor Shortage (H)
How, where, and when can this risk affect this strategy?
What are we/will we do about it? Who is responsible?
By when?
RevenueCycle
Management(F)
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Integrated GovernanceStrategy Level (Risk Portfolio View) – Board Dashboard
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Process Quality (O)
Process Execution (O)
Resource Capacity/ Allocation (O)
Change Readiness (H)
Physician Alignment (H)
Skills/ Competencies (H)
Labor Shortage(H)
1. Physician Recruitment (GROWTH)
2. Physician Retention (GROWTH)
3. Rural Cancer Center of Excellence (GROWTH)
4. Service Lines/Community Health(GROWTH)
5. Mental Health(GROWTH)
6. Consumer Expectations (SERVICE/QUALITY)
7. Community Perception (SERVICE/QUALITY)
8. Extended Care Enhancements(SERVICE/QUALITY)
9. Quality and Patient Experience(SERVICE/QUALITY)
14. Regional Healthcare Relationships(RELATIONSHIPS)
10. Physician Alignment(SERVICE/QUALITY)
16. System Relationships(RELATIONSHIPS)
12. LEAN / Studer(SERVICE/QUALITY)
15. Foundation(RELATIONSHIPS)
13. Employer of Choice(PEOPLE)
18. Master Facility Plan(FINANCIAL)
17. Financial Stability(FINANCIAL)
KEY STRATEGIESRevenue Cycle
Management (F)
11. Technology Transformation(SERVICE/QUALITY)
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Integrated Governance”Putting the Health Back Into Healthcare” – With Good Risk Management
Strategic
(S)Operational
(O)Financial
(F)Human Capital
(H)Legal/
Regulatory (L/R)
Technology
(T)
Competition/Brand Identity
Demographic Shifts
Consumerism
Economic Climate
Healthcare Reform
Value-Based Care
Payer Relationships
Partnerships/ Affiliates
Donor Relations
Reputation
Capital Allocation
Care Delivery Strategies
Organization Structure
Strategy/Innovation
M&A
Care Delivery Network
Care Delivery Quality
Change Mgmt. –Operations
Emergency Management
Patient Safety
Process Quality
Process Execution
Resource Capacity/Allocation
Asset Utilization
Vendor/ Outsourcing
Facilities/Power Outage
Accounting/ Reporting
Asset Misappropriation
Bad Debt
Revenue Cycle Management
Budgeting/ Planning
Capital Structure
Liquidity/Credit
Payer Mix/ Reimbursement
Taxes
Change Readiness
Cultural Health
Employee Engagement
Performance Incentives
Physician Alignment
Skills/ Competency
Succession Planning
Diversity
Labor Shortage
Contracts
HIPAA
Malpractice Liability
Rating Agencies
RegulatoryEnvironment
Legal/Regulatory Compliance
Fraud & Abuse
Physician Compensation
Data Integrity
IT Infrastructure/ Architecture/ Transformation
IT Reliability/ Recovery
IT Security/Cyber-risk
Change Controls –IT
EMR – Access Controls
Bio-medical Equipment
Systems Implementation
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LANGUAGE
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Inherent Risk Probability (Likelihood)Low Moderate High
Low
Mo
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rate
Hig
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Competition/Brand Identity (S)Economic Climate (S)
Reputation (S)
Organization Structure (S)Mergers & Acquisitions (S)Care Delivery Network (O)
Patient Safety (O)Capital Structure (F)
Cultural Health (H)
Consumerism (S)Partnerships/Affiliates (S)Strategy/Innovation (S)
Healthcare Reform (S)Value-Based Care/Payment Reform (S)
Payer Relationships (S)Capital Allocation (S)
Revenue Cycle Management (F)
Employee Engagement (H)Physician Compensation (L/R)
Data Integrity (T)IT Infrastructure/Architecture/
Transformation (T)
IT Security/Cyber-risk (T) Systems Implementation (T)
Care Delivery Strategies (S)Care Delivery Quality (O)
Change Mgmt. – Operations (O)
Process Quality (O)Process Execution (O)
Resource Capacity/Allocation (O)Change Readiness (H)
Physician Alignment (H)
Skills/Competencies (H)Labor Shortage (H)
Donor Relations (S) Demographic Shifts (S)Asset Utilization (O)
Vendor/Outsourcing (O)
Budgeting/Planning (F)Liquidity/Credit (F)
Performance Incentives (H)Succession Planning (H)
Diversity (H)
Rating Agencies (L/R)Regulatory Environment (L/R)
Legal/Regulatory Compliance (L/R)
Payer Mix/Reimbursement (F)Contracts (L/R)
PRIORITIZE
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Change Management-
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Resource Capacity/ Allocation (O)
Change Readiness (H)
Physician
Alignment (H)Skills/
Competencies (H)
Labor Shortage
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1. Physician Recruitment (GROWTH)
2. Physician Retention (GROWTH)
3. Rural Cancer Center of Excellence
(GROWTH)
4. Service Lines/Community Health(GROWTH)
5. Mental Health(GROWTH)
6. Consumer Expectations
(SERVICE/QUALITY)
7. Community Perception
(SERVICE/QUALITY)
8. Extended Care Enhancements(SERVICE/QUALITY)
9. Quality and Patient Experience(SERVICE/QUALITY)
14. Regional Healthcare Relationships
(RELATIONSHIPS)
10. Physician Alignment(SERVICE/QUALITY)
16. System Relationships
(RELATIONSHIPS)
12. LEAN / Studer
(SERVICE/QUALITY)
15. Foundation
(RELATIONSHIPS)
13. Employer of Choice
(PEOPLE)
18. Master Facility Plan
(FINANCIAL)
17. Financial Stability
(FINANCIAL)
KEY STRATEGIESRevenue Cycle
Management (F)
11. Technology Transformation
(SERVICE/QUALITY)
LINKAGE
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CareDelivery Quality
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ChangeManagement-
Operations(O)
Process Quality
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Process Execution
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Resource
Capacity/ Allocation
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Change Readiness
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Physician Alignment
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Skills/ Competencies
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Labor Shortage
(H)1. Physician Recruitment (GROWTH)
Key Risk Specific Impact on Strategy Risk Response Plan Responsibility(Risk Owner)
Timeline/Milestones
Status
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What are we/will we do about it? Who is responsible?
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Care Delivery Quality (O)
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Resource Capacity/ Allocation (O)
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Physician Alignment (H)
How, where, and when can this risk affect this strategy?
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Skills/ Competencies(H)
How, where, and when can this risk affect this strategy?
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Labor Shortage (H)
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RevenueCycle
Management(F)
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Change Readiness (H)
Physician
Alignment (H)Skills/
Competencies (H)
Labor Shortage
(H)
1. Physician Recruitment (GROWTH)
2. Physician Retention (GROWTH)
3. Rural Cancer Center of Excellence (GROWTH)
4. Service Lines/Community Health(GROWTH)
5. Mental Health(GROWTH)
6. Consumer Expectations
(SERVICE/QUALITY)
7. Community Perception
(SERVICE/QUALITY)
8. Extended Care Enhancements(SERVICE/QUALITY)
9. Quality and Patient Experience(SERVICE/QUALITY)
14. Regional Healthcare Relationships(RELATIONSHIPS)
10. Physician Alignment(SERVICE/QUALITY)
16. System Relationships(RELATIONSHIPS)
12. LEAN / Studer(SERVICE/QUALITY)
15. Foundation(RELATIONSHIPS)
13. Employer of Choice(PEOPLE)
18. Master Facility Plan(FINANCIAL)
17. Financial Stability(FINANCIAL)
KEY STRATEGIESRevenue Cycle
Management (F)
11. Technology Transformation
(SERVICE/QUALITY)
MONITORING/
REPORTING
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