Management Control System

The system has control features helping patients receive the best attention required. For example, in a patient-centered environment, the patient is provided all the relevant information available that will enable for comprehensive medication and care. 1 The control system is aimed at figuring out what is best for the patient without delay and within the right environment. Patient-centered care entails involving, listening, and informing patients of their illness, medication, and any relevant information the facility deems that the client needs to know. It further emphasizes a care that is based on value, needs, and preferences. The control thus attempts to streamline operations with new opportunities and prospects. References 1. Ginter P, Swayne L, Duncan W. Strategic Management of Health Care Organizations. Oxford, OX, UK: Blackwell Pub.