Part 1 To restructure and improve the healthcare services in the United States of America, the contribution of nurses, states, and the federal government needs to be maximized and updated. The scope of nursing practice regulations also needs to be standardized to benefit from the education and potential of APRNs. The insurance companies and the government should follow particular policies to give the patients much-needed liberty to choose the healthcare

Organizational Setting For a future healthcare management position, my first choice would be health information systems, followed by home health care and lastly, hospice care. Health information systems come first because they support data-informed decision-making, therefore enhancing the planning and organization of national health programs to promote the achievement of universal health goals. Home health care comes second since it is limited to patients receiving medical services at home and,

In general, the average length of stay (LOS) in short-term, non-federal hospitals has been decreasing in the United States. As hospital operation statistics became accessible to the chief administrator of the medical program, one factor that perplexed those in charge of the program was the large variations found in the average length of stay in the four American census regions. The Medicare payees who are hospitalized in the Northeast region