hcs449r6 week3 personal action plan
University of Phoenix Material Jasmine Dorn
Personal Action Plan
An action plan is a detailed, step-by-step plan for accomplishing an identified goal. Complete your personal action plan by answering the questions below. Refer to the program outcomes as a guide while answering your questions.
Program Outcomes
Graduates will be able to analyze a health care organization from a market-based perspective.
Graduates will be able to analyze financial and economic issues in the health care industry.
Graduates will be able to examine the impact of legal and regulatory requirements on the delivery of health care.
Graduates will be able to examine the application of risk and quality management concepts in the health care industry.
Graduates will be able to analyze the utilization and application of technology within a health care organization.
Graduates will be able to apply management and adaptable leadership skills in the health care industry.
Part I
A personal action plan is a plan you develop to meet personal goals. Instead of focusing on a career goal, consider the personal goals that might help you eventually meet your career goal, or think of goals you want to accomplish for personal satisfaction. These often relate to education or professional development, aside from the focus of your chosen career. In developing a personal action plan, you will look at your personal strengths and weaknesses and your ability to think strategically, and you will identify the goals you want to achieve. Answer the following questions to help you prepare for your action plan.
Based on the program outcomes listed above, your program reflection from Week Two, and your program questionnaire from Week One, what would you identify as your greatest strengths?
Based on the program outcomes listed above, your program reflection from Week Two, and your program questionnaire from Week One, what would you identify as areas you need to
Personal Action Plan
An action plan is a detailed, step-by-step plan for accomplishing an identified goal. Complete your personal action plan by answering the questions below. Refer to the program outcomes as a guide while answering your questions.
Program Outcomes
Graduates will be able to analyze a health care organization from a market-based perspective.
Graduates will be able to analyze financial and economic issues in the health care industry.
Graduates will be able to examine the impact of legal and regulatory requirements on the delivery of health care.
Graduates will be able to examine the application of risk and quality management concepts in the health care industry.
Graduates will be able to analyze the utilization and application of technology within a health care organization.
Graduates will be able to apply management and adaptable leadership skills in the health care industry.
Part I
A personal action plan is a plan you develop to meet personal goals. Instead of focusing on a career goal, consider the personal goals that might help you eventually meet your career goal, or think of goals you want to accomplish for personal satisfaction. These often relate to education or professional development, aside from the focus of your chosen career. In developing a personal action plan, you will look at your personal strengths and weaknesses and your ability to think strategically, and you will identify the goals you want to achieve. Answer the following questions to help you prepare for your action plan.
Based on the program outcomes listed above, your program reflection from Week Two, and your program questionnaire from Week One, what would you identify as your greatest strengths?
Based on the program outcomes listed above, your program reflection from Week Two, and your program questionnaire from Week One, what would you identify as areas you need to