Thanks to the efforts of a long list of government and private donors, there are now billions of dollars being made available for health spending in developing countries throughout the world. But it takes more than money to answer the myriad challenges. It takes communities, health care systems, and workable local infrastructures to improve health in the developing world. Decades of neglect have left local hospitals, clinics, laboratories, medical schools, technology, and health care talent substandard in many parts of the world. Billions of people still face barriers in accessing timely, comprehensive, and high-quality health care.
Leadership & Experience
Atlas international executives and consultants offer clients extensive American and worldwide experience in health care administration and management, organizational change, business development, strategic planning, feasibility studies, system development, policy advisory services, and research and evaluation.
Atlas leaders have completed consulting, development, and management projects in more than 45 nations and the United States for the World Bank/IFC, Asian Development Bank, African Development Bank, USAID, World Health Organization, Department of Veterans Affairs, and other international and domestic organizations. Representative examples of efforts in which Atlas leaders have been involved include:
• Evaluation and development of operations and management systems of hospitals in the Middle East, Asia,
• Africa, Eastern Europe, South America, and the Caribbean;
• Development of quality indicators that meet agreed-upon health care outcomes and service standards;
• Development and installation of operational policies, procedures, bylaws, and protocols;
• Assessment of hospital physical facilities, staffing, management organizational structures, and systems;
• Development of management operations manuals;
• Conduct of market and project feasibility studies and restructuring of clinical practices;
• Initiation and management of elements of the first not-for-profit capital development foundation in Poland; and
• Management of proprietary MRI service in the U.K. under the Private Financing Initiative of the NHS. |
Services & Products
• Research, studies, and reports
• Monitoring and evaluation
• Baseline assessments
• Policy and procedure review and development
• Hospital and health care management
• Organizational development
• Strategic planning |
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Contact
Paul Rader, MHA, FACHE
Senior Vice President, International Health
prader@atlasresearch.us
703.489.5778
Ryung Suh, MD, MPP, MBA, MPH
Chief Executive Officer
rsuh@atlasresearch.us
202.297.2444 |
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