Write an executive summary addressing how to successfully manage the problem outlined in the scenario within the context of the Triple Aim: Cost, Quality, and Access to Care. This plan has two parts. First is the executive summary followed by a PowerPoint presentation with speaker notes.

Step $1-$ Write an Executive Summary covering the following:

Develop an action plan to share with the hospital staff and CDC local office to address and contain the outbreak effectively and efficiently at the hospital. Consider how access to care will be affected.

Outline the process of developing alliances and partnerships to help treat and contain the outbreak through efficient and effective approaches to the healthcare delivery systems. Consider how strategic partnerships can impact the cost of care.

Analyze the organizational decisions needed to be undertaken as a leader; that would play a part in addressing and containing the outbreak along with the use of limited resources. Consider the element of cost containment.

Determine the best leadership style to use to effectively bring together multiple departments and agencies to work together as one team in containing and treating the outbreak.

Summarize innovative processes needed to address the outbreak given the shortage of resources and time to implement a strategy. Consider the quality outcomes affected.

Outline any ethical considerations that should be addressed as part of the strategy in treating and containing the outbreak due to the shortage of resources such as money, manpower, and medicine. Consider how quality and cost are impacted.

Write a conclusion on the process changes needed to improve reaction time and containment from the hospital's standpoint.

Step $2-$ Create a PowerPoint presentation with speaker notes:

As president of the hospital, you will need to create a presentation using PowerPoint made up of at least $10$ slides covering your findings and suggestions in dealing with the outbreak and containment of the disease. The presentation will be presented to local health officials, including the officials from the counties identified by the CDC$.$ Therefore, the style of the presentation and tone of the speaker notes needs to be formal.