Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to H R Price.
The author explores the topic of rape in order to help security directors and rape victims better understand the medical and legal procedures a victim might experience. He describes how a rape case might be handled and what to expect.
This article discusses how action research was used to identify, diagnose, and involve focus group members in resolving problems associated with the safe evacuation of patients and employees during imminent tornado weather. Collaboration and joint action planning among group members, says the author, resulted in new evacuation procedures that increased dependable communications among staff, ensured the continuation of good patient care, and assured the expedient and safe evacuation of patients and employees.
Today there are many concerns about the seemingly "unrestrained runaway battle" with health care costs. The author discusses three trends that result in increased patient costs, as well as how to use engineering controls, education, and employee "openness" to reduce overhead costs in order to benefit the patient and the hospital.
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The author discusses how trust between managers and employees must be established if managers expect employees to be committed to the organization. Trust is essential before changes can be implemented and growth can occur.