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Case Study -- The Hamot Medical Center

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of proactive/ positive changes since its investiture. Moreover, if its standards continue to surpass expectations, Hamots future will be nothing short of superlative. Bibliography lists 6 sources. SNHamota.doc  Case Study -- The Hamot Medical Center Research Compiled By Susan A. Nelson - September 2001 -- For more information  on using this paper properly! Hamot Medical Center, the Erie-based medical organization is a part of Hamot Health Foundation, a synthesized system  of quality health care and community health services that currently makes itself available to more than 1 million residents in northwestern Pennsylvania, western New York and eastern Ohio.  Today, the Hamot facility is a fully equipped, 467-bed tertiary care facility that offers state-of-the-art, all-inclusive, and comprehensive health care. Moreover, this medical center is supported/ operated by  an active staff of in excess of 200 physicians that represents most primary medical specialties. In addition, more than 2,000 nurses, technologists, therapists, and other medical personnel are supported  by the hundreds of volunteers from the Hamot Board of Corporators, and the Hamot Aid Society (History of Hamot, 2001). The following essay details a comprehensive case  study of this Hamot medical facility, and reviews such issues as its inception, organizational and health care innovations, the subsequent results, and its impact on the surrounding community.  Hamot has recently been recognized as one of the nations leading hospitals by being named one of the "100 Top Hospitals" in three categories. These  categories included: 1) Being named one of the "100 Top Hospitals" in the United States for its superior, overall performance; 2) receiving a second "100 Top Hospitals" designation for its