Situational Audits
Situational Audits
Analysis of organizational strengths and weaknesses related to trends in the marketplace and identification opportunities and methodologies for refinement and enhancement of a competitive position. A situational audit is a valuable tool to be used when looking at any major adjustments or changes to the service line, capital investments or re-engineering project.
The situational audit focuses on a single hospital, health care system or unit related to:
- Regulatory compliance
- Financial structuring based on TEFRA
- Case mix identification
- Payor mix
- Staffing mix and reporting relationships.
- Quantitative analysis of programs related to strengths, vulnerabilities, image and competitive positioning.
- Identification of opportunities for enhancing market penetration.
- Identifying areas for program and operational refinement or expansion, including an assessment of organizational administrative structure related to efficiency of operations, care delivery and continuum utilization.
- Conduct and analysis determining both the cost/benefit of care delivery and projection of revenue/expense ratios.
- Report optimal integration as a key venue along the system's continuum of care.
Murer Consultants has written and presented on this and other financial topics.
