* to justify why we need to implement specific safety or quality initiatives.
* to support the need for adding staffing positions or increasing staffing in the unit or department * to outline the costs compared to the benefits of beginning a new program * to justify the purchase of new equipment As nursing leaders, we can do cost analyses: We use three primary types of cost analysis in healthcare: cost-benefit analysis, cost-effectiveness analysis, and cost-utility analysis. The purpose of a cost analysis is to determine the total cost of an item, program, or project-in this case, a new CT scanner. To make this important decision, your organization needs to perform a cost analysis. * What CT scanner should your organization purchase to get the best return on investment (ROI)? * Is it necessary to replace this machine at this time? The cost of a new CT scanner ranges from $1 million to more than $2.5 million, depending on the scanner type. Because of technology upgrades and advances in care, the organization is considering whether it's time to replace the equipment. YOUR ORGANIZATION has a computed tomography (CT) scanner that's 6 years old.
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