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HRM in Healthcare
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HRM are responsible to take management and administrative responsibilities
They aims to address conflicts arise between team members
Along with managing care HRM owns authority of decision-making
Promotion of high-quality services among by organizing organizational procedures (OHIO, 2020).

Introduction
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HRM assumes as an essential part in choosing and setting norms for medical services associations to follow and accomplish objectives. Human asset office assumes a critical part in overseeing and acquiring change the association through arranged cycles and expects to keep each capacity of the association on target. Human asset the board guarantees that every one of the divisions, representatives and bosses are working as indicated by authoritative principles and if there would be a few issues HRM plans to take care of those issues by utilizing the executives abilities.
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Responsibilities of HRM at Healthcare Organizations

Organize resource
Design quality healthcare provision programs
Achievement of collective organizational goals
Financial concerns
Take care of employee retention
Design recruitment strategies (OHIO, 2020).
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They focuses on the overall performance of healthcare organization and aims to bring well-being. The purpose of an HR department in healthcare setting to ensure everything is on track and physicians are playing their roles honestly. Above listed roles are general perceived roles of HRM in healthcare setting helps an organization to gain competitive advantage.
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Overall roles of healthcare HRM is divided into two classes. In the following slides I will explain these roles in detail.
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Functions of HRM

Managerial Functions
Planning
Organizing
Staffing
Leading
Directing Controlling

Operative Function
Recruitment
Development
Compensation
Integration
Maintenance

Managerial Functions
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Managerial functions defined as the management of organizational procedures.
These functions are considered as key-stones of all the other organizational functions required to carry out quality healthcare provision.
The management of all the resources, planning, organizing, directing and staffing means to let everyone know their responsibilities so that they can achieve on time. (Kabene & Orchard, 2006).

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Managerial functions means the management of overall organizational tasks. It is the responsibility of HRM to take care of managerial functions so that there is no flaw within management. The use of different techniques such as planning to reduce the possibility of threats and controlling to ensure things are on track helps HRM to avoid numerous problems that might occur.
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Operational Functions
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Operational functions plays a crucial role in maintaining the success of healthcare organizations.
Thus, HRM in healthcare plans recruitment strategies to attract top talent and willing nurses towards the organization.
The maintenance of patient care quality and role of nurses and physicians is also important.

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Operational functions deals with the day-to-day performance of the healthcare organization and the purpose of HRM to take-care of daily activities so that patients are satisfied and experiencing quality care. Elimination of risks and challenges from day-to-day operations enhances patient experience and their trust on healthcare organizations.
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Functions of HRM are divided in two parts; operational and managerial.
This division in the previous slide shows the importance of HRM in healthcare organization.
HRM in healthcare are responsible to carryout most important functions and thus their absence will cause serious problems.

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It is the responsibility of HRM to plan about the management of managerial and operational functions. There are number of strategies that HRM uses to improve organizational problem.
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Human Resource Managers are responsible to plan strategies.
After communication of planned strategies with the organization they further implement those strategies.
After the implementation the responsibility of HRM to control and evaluate the success of strategies. (Kabene & Orchard, 2006).

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They take numerous turns and surprises customers and patients in numerous ways. Creativity and uniqueness is the key to design strategies and to meet with the organizational goals. the planning, implementing and controlling of strategies designs specific outcomes.
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Why HRM?
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Healthcare organizations have to deal with complex scenarios everyday and thus having HRM in place helps organization to carry out its operations carefully without any limitation.
HRM strategies all the issues and risks before implementation to ensure the smoothness of the process.

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It is HRM because it comprises of a group of number of skilled workers having variety of skills. So people specialized in problem solving can understand different scenarios and could bring solution to all these problems. The presence of HRM makes it feel complete because of its active role in interpreting and solving risks.
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Focus on Quality
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Integration of advance technology
Advancement in procedures
Focus on long-term goals
Intervention of procedures to address diversity in healthcare
Improve patient care standards
Higher skilled nurses (Kabene & Orchard, 2006).

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Quality administration in medical care association is probably the greatest test that medical care associations confronting and they need successful administration to resolve this issue. Medical care associations needs compelling HRM program to oversee quality and to prepare the labor force with respect to arrangement of value medical care. Techniques and parts of medical care experts additionally change after some time in this manner to deal with these circumstances medical services associations need excellent HR administration directors who can watch out for every one of the methods and acquaint change and development with wellbeing associations.
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Quality Assurance

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Healthcare managers aims to ensure quality in healthcare services to enhance customer trust and their belongingness with organization. Customer satisfaction is crucial for the success of a healthcare organization. Thus, the above mentioned cycle of quality assurance should be adapted and implemented to meet with the quality improvement objectives.
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Because of the overwhelmed role and intervention of HRM in healthcare organization we cannot imagine organizational success without them. there are number of strategies that HRM proposes to enhance the overall performance, to drive talent, and to satisfy patients.
Changing circumstances and increasing demand of quality healthcare services putting burden over healthcare organizations that can only be managed by the presence of HRM.

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HRM is a crucial department of healthcare industry that is envisioning changing circumstances and shaping healthcare response accordingly. It is the responsibility of human resource managers to evaluate if there is any emergency and call for action to meet with it. This, is the reason a healthcare orgnaization cannot imagine the existence without HRM.
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Challenges that HRM faces
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Despite of the effective role of HRM at healthcare organizations they still face limitations and challenges such as;
Lack of resources available for decision-making
Poor cooperation and behavior of physicians and other officials
Lack of delegation authority and awareness about the importance of HRM department.

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The role of healthcare human resource managers is not ordinary but still they faces challenges and limitations while working with numerous organizations because of poor cooperation and behavior of physicians. In to make decisions and planning HRM would need data and trending healthcare challenges or procedures but physicians do not cooperate to provide the data to physicians that results in poor management. Thus, it is important to enhance the position of HRM at healthcare organizations for productive results.
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References
Kabene, S. M., & Orchard, C. (2006). The importance of human resources management in health care: A global context. Human Resources for Health 4(1):20, 1-6.
OHIO. (2020). Human Resource Management in Health Care. OHIO University, https://onlinemasters.ohio.edu/blog/human-resource-management-health-care/#:~:text=HR%20managers%20are%20mainly%20responsible,care%20regulations%20are%20being%20met.

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