Abdulrahman

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Abdulrahman
Posted on April 30, 2018 at 2:57 pm
I was excited to take this role as a director of one of the major programs in the country and I have already put in mind who are the best to help me achieve the goals of this programs. Two [...]

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On May 12, 2018, Abdulrahman commented on Oil and Water :

I know it is a tricky question but I am not sure both models contradict each other. Still, you can have a capitated budget as an organization but you can pay your frontliner clinicians the way you think appropriate i.e. fee for service.

On May 11, 2018, Abdulrahman commented on How to design incentives at a non-profit academic medical center :

Dave

from looking into different systems I think the best way is to have a fixed base salary and on top of this 30% on targets.
First the basic should be on specific jobs an responsibilities.
second, you can divide the targets for the bonus on the personal. departmental and strategic targets.
best
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On May 11, 2018, Abdulrahman commented on New Innovation – Primary Care Models of Care :

Hi Cynthia

Ho to eat an elephant? one bite at a time. I think you should start implementation on a small scale, starting by one clinic or one specialty, make it your pilot, learn from it and then scale up.

good luck
Abdulrahman

On May 11, 2018, Abdulrahman commented on Reducing the number of non-urgent patients in the Emergency Department :

some of the solutions we invested in on a national level is the patients’ hotline number. Where patients can call if they have any urgent or non-critical need and a family physician will respond and give the necessary advice. the other thing is the urgent care centers or clinics, it may work but depends on many factors. Your population demographics, admission rate, number of healthcare facilities in the region and other factors, so don’t take this solution as the magic one for all ed crowding problems.

On May 11, 2018, Abdulrahman commented on Reducing the number of non-urgent patients in the Emergency Department :

I think you are responding to another post.
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On May 11, 2018, Abdulrahman commented on Juggling “Business As Usual” with New Business Strategies :

Hi Nicola

It is great to hear you have this new strategy. Any new strategy requires an excellent change management piece with it and without this, the risk of failure will be high. my advice to you based on my experience is, establish a new team to manage the strategic planning and implementation but the team should work very closely with the business as usual team (this is very important) because if the later didn’t feel they own the change the resistance will be a risk. The other advice is to engage staff early on and communicate the new strategy with them carefully.
best of luck
Abdulrahman