Introduces how to measure and manage a workforce strategically, including (1) identifying the strategic work that is truly necessary to execute firm strategy; (2) investing in differentiated management systems that support that work; and (3) designing and implementing targeted measurement systems, such as human resources function and workforce scorecards, designed to help to hold line managers accountable for strategic talent. Emphasizes helping students move from a focus on levels associated with a particular workforce attribute (e.g., what is our cost per hire?) to understanding the impact of the workforce on business-level outcomes (e.g., how might an increase in the quality of our project managers affect new product cycle time?).
In this module, you will be introduced to the key concepts that underpin a Medical Staff Development plan. Why are they important?
Lesson 2: How Environment Impacts Demand•4 minutes
Mayo Clinic Spotlight: Workforce Planning•4 minutes
Lesson 3: Leaders Accountable for Maintaining Workforce•6 minutes
Lesson 4: Overview of a MSDP•4 minutes
Lesson 5: Why MSDPs are Needed•4 minutes
Module Wrap-Up•1 minute
3 readings•Total 12 minutes
Welcome to STRT6210 MOOC•1 minute
Providing Mayo Insights: Rachel Messmer•1 minute
Syllabus•10 minutes
6 assignments•Total 20 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Module Quiz•5 minutes
2 discussion prompts•Total 100 minutes
Welcome to the Course!•10 minutes
The Big Picture of Staffing•90 minutes
How to Build a Medical Staff Development Plan
Module 2•2 hours to complete
Module details
In this module, you will be introduced to the key methodologies for determining workforce size and forecasting needs, primarily focusing on physicians, along with more advanced concepts in workforce planning, including market share assessment and demand calculation.
What's included
9 videos1 reading9 assignments1 discussion prompt
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9 videos•Total 24 minutes
Module Overview•1 minute
Lesson 1: Determining Workforce Size•5 minutes
Lesson 2: Forecasting Workforce•3 minutes
Lesson 3: Workforce Capacity•4 minutes
Lesson 4: Determining PSA and SSA•2 minutes
Lesson 5: Accounting for Overlap•2 minutes
Lesson 6: Determining Population•3 minutes
Lesson 7: Determining the Effective Population and Demand for a Specialty•3 minutes
Lesson 8: Assessing Market Share•2 minutes
1 reading•Total 1 minute
Module Wrap-Up•1 minute
9 assignments•Total 29 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Module Quiz•5 minutes
1 discussion prompt•Total 90 minutes
Physician Supply Challenges•90 minutes
Reviewing Community Health Needs Assessments (CHNAs)
Module 3•2 hours to complete
Module details
In this module, you will be introduced to Community Health Needs Assessments (CHNA) and their role in workforce planning.
What's included
6 videos5 assignments1 discussion prompt
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6 videos•Total 17 minutes
Module Overview•1 minute
Lesson 1: Why CHNAs are Written•3 minutes
Lesson 2: Components of a CHNA•4 minutes
Lesson 3: How CHNAs Can Be Used to Understand Workforce Needs•4 minutes
Lesson 4: Public Data Sources•4 minutes
Module Wrap-Up•1 minute
5 assignments•Total 22 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Check Your Knowledge•3 minutes
Module Quiz•10 minutes
1 discussion prompt•Total 90 minutes
CHNAs and MSDPs•90 minutes
Adjusting the Plan
Module 4•2 hours to complete
Module details
In this module, you will delve into methods for adjusting your workforce planning, as well as developing survey data questions and interview questions to select ideal leaders.
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