Scenario
A director within a large integrated health network has expressed interest for a mHealth solution for her community-based patient population. She wants to ensure this solution could integrate with other health systems in the network. Her team wants to collect blood pressure data for newly diagnosed hypertensive patients requiring daily monitoring. A mHealth solution could reduce resource costs for the number of face-to-face visits required by nurses and improve patient outcomes with continuous monitoring. As a new intern at this health network, investigate one mHealth solution that could meet the director’s needs. Use the module readings, lectures and your own research to select the solution and provide support for the analysis. The director requests your results in the form of a SWOT analysis with discussion on how it will achieve improved clinical and business performance outcomes.
Instructions
Create a SWOT Analysis that includes:
Description of a selected mHealth solution including why it was chosen for this patient population
SWOT Analysis Model that bullets the items to be included in the subsequent analysis and discussions
Discussion of the outcome analysis of the strengths and opportunities for having this type of clinical data collected from a patient in the community
Discussion of the outcomes analysis of the threats/weaknesses on integrating community-based data into large integrated health network systems (e.g., clinical, financial, administrative)
Reference page of resources utilized
Rubric:
-Comprehensive description of a selected mHealth solution including why it was chosen for this patient population, including multiple examples and supporting details.
-Clear and thorough SWOT Analysis Model that bullets the items to be included in the subsequent analysis and discussions.
-Clear and thorough discussion of the outcome analysis of the strengths and opportunities for having this type of clinical data collected from a patient in the community, including multiple examples and supporting details.
-Clear and thorough discussion of the outcomes analysis of the threats/weaknesses on integrating community-based data into large integrated health network systems, including multiple examples and supporting details.
-Reference page contains almost no formatting errors and all sources are scholarly and academic.
What is a SWOT analysis?
A SWOT analysis is a tool used as a planning and brainstorming tool to organize information, identify issues, determine solutions, and suggest opportunities. It is used to determine how internal and external factors contribute to outcomes.
S
Strengths: Factors likely to have a positive effect
W Weaknesses: Factors likely to have a negative effectOOpportunities: External factors that have not been previously considered and are likely to have a positive effectTThreats: External factors likely to have a negative effect
How do I create a SWOT analysis?
You can start by asking yourself these questions:
Strengths
What do we do well?
What are our strengths?
What do others see as our strengths?
What resources do we have that we can use?
What would the community say we are best at providing?
Do we have strong name recognition?
Do we have a stable workforce?
Weaknesses
What do we need to improve?
What areas are less strong?
What would others see as our weaknesses?
What other resources are needed?
What currently causes us trouble in providing exceptional care?
Opportunities
What opportunities are open to you?
How can we turn our strengths into opportunities?
How can we eliminate our weaknesses?
What other resources can we access?
Who else can help us?
What can we learn from others?
Threats
What challenges/barriers are there
How could our weaknesses become threats?
Who could hinder us?
What could make our goal unnecessary or unachievable?
How do I format a SWOT analysis?
The most common way to see a SWOT analysis presented is in a four-square model followed by an analysis of each section.
Strengths
List your strengths here
List your strengths here
List your strengths here
List your strengths here
Weaknesses
List your weaknesses here
List your weaknesses here
List your weaknesses here
List your weaknesses here
Opportunities
List your opportunities here
List your opportunities here
List your opportunities here
List your opportunities here
Threats
List your threats here
List your threats here
List your threats here
List your threats here
Strengths
Write your in-depth strengths analysis here to provide insight into how you identified your strengths and what they mean for you as a provider.
Weaknesses
Write your in-depth weaknesses analysis here to provide insight into how you identified your weaknesses and what they mean for you as a provider.
Opportunities
Write your in-depth opportunities analysis here to provide insight into how you identified your opportunities and what they mean for you as a provider.
Threats
Write your in-depth threat analysis
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Scenario
For her community-based patient group, a director at a big integrated health network has expressed interest in a mobile health solution. She wants to make sure that this solution can operate with the rest of the network’s health systems. Her team intends to collect blood pressure data from newly diagnosed hypertension patients who need to be monitored on a daily basis. With continuous monitoring, a mHealth solution could lower resource costs by reducing the frequency of face-to-face visits necessary by nurses. As a new intern at this health network, investigate one mHealth solution that could meet the director’s needs. Use the module readings, lectures and your own research to select the solution and provide support for the analysis. The director requests your results in the form of a SWOT analysis with
