Tri-States Health Alliance: The Not So Obvious Choice

Authors

  • Yong B. Shin Francis Marion University
  • Allen E. Smith Francis Marion University
  • Susan Peters University of North Carolina at Pembroke (retired)

Keywords:

health care administration, information technology, project management

Abstract

Tri-States Health Alliance ([SHA) needs to prioritize from among four proposed information technology projects. All the proposals conformed with the mission of TSHA, fit its business model and should help improve patient satisfaction. However, not all could be done this year. Seven criteria were established and weighted. This case documents the processes and results of those evaluations.

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Published

2024-03-16

Issue

Vol. 10 No. 1 (2013)

Section

Cases

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