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The Paradigm Physician Partners (P3) Values and Philosophy
P3 Philosophy
There is a concrete business case for health systems to deliver on their missions
in healthcare today. Providing care that is safe, effective, timely, patient-centered,
efficient and equitable will return outsized clinical, financial and operational
returns.
P3 Values
- Treat all stakeholders (patients, physicians, non-clinical staff, board
members, consultants, vendors, members of the community) with dignity and
respect.
- Provide stakeholders with all the tools and resources necessary for success,
including education, training, encouragement, and compensation.
- Relentlessly pursue the vision of perfect patient care with an entire organization
accountable and committed to providing world-class clinical care.
P3 Institutional Compact
P3 is firmly committed to the values that support a patient-centered hospital
and empower staff to provide excellent care. These values foster a
culture at any P3 affiliated hospital where staff is given unwavering support
in order to identify and solve problems at the point of care, thus creating
a patient-centric organization that delivers superior care. As a pre-condition,
all stakeholders at any P3 affiliated hospital commit to the following Institutional
Compact, grounded in the corporate values, that sets expectation for caregivers
and patients:
What caregivers can expect from P3 affiliate hospitals
- A patient-centric organization that manages with integrity, honesty, and
open communication.
- A commitment to recruit and retain superior physicians and staff.
- Leadership committed to providing resources, tools and unwavering support
to our physicians, nurses and all clinical workforce and departments as you
strive to deliver excellent care.
- A commitment to continually respond to and make changes necessary to ensure
ongoing availability of world-class, clinical care.
What patients and hospital leadership expect from all caregivers in
return
- Focus on decision making that serves the needs of patients and their families.
- A commitment to treat all encountered with respect and dignity, and a commitment
to embrace a team approach to achieving excellence in patient care.
- A commitment to professional development including maintaining current
knowledge within an individual’s area of expertise.
- Use of objective measures of clinical outcomes to improve the care given.
- A recognition that personal change will be needed to accomplish organizational
goals.
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