The document discusses a hospital proposal to increase inpatient revenue at Krona Hospital. It recommends increasing the number of patient admissions through approaches like improving patient satisfaction. These strategies could increase revenue without raising costs. The proposal discusses evaluating metrics like unique words, rare words, word length and sentence length to assess the quality of the written discussion.

1. Colorado Technical University Krona Hospital Inpatient Revenue Proposal
Please let me know if there is anything needs to be changed or added. I will be also
appreciated that you can let me know if there is any problem or you have not received the
work. Good luck in your study and if you need any further help in your assignments, please
let me know Can you please confirm if you have received the work? Once again, thanks for
allowing me to help you Bye for now RReport: Hospital Proposal DiscussionHospital
Proposal Discussionby HALGeneral metrics4,073578322 min 18 sec4 min 26
seccharacterswordssentencesreadingtimespeakingtimeWriting IssuesNo issues
foundPlagiarismThis text seems 100% original. Grammarly found no matching text onthe
Internet or in ProQuest’s databases.Report was generated on Wednesday, Oct 2, 2019,
12:32 PMPage 1 of 6Report: Hospital Proposal DiscussionUnique Words42%Measures
vocabulary diversity by calculating thepercentage of words used only once in
yourdocumentunique wordsRare Words32%Measures depth of vocabulary by identifying
wordsthat are not among the 5,000 most common Englishwords.rare wordsWord
Length5Measures average word lengthcharacters per wordSentence Length18.1Measures
average sentence lengthwords per sentenceReport was generated on Wednesday, Oct 2,
2019, 12:32 PMPage 2 of 6Report: Hospital Proposal DiscussionHospital Proposal
DiscussionHOSPITAL PROPOSAL DISCUSSION 2Running head: HOSPITAL PROPOSAL
DISCUSSION 1Hospital Proposal DiscussionNameTutorUniversity Af liationDateHospital
Proposal DiscussionWhat has to occur for Inpatient Revenue to Increase?For the Krona
Hospital to generate more of its inpatient pro t margins, it has toconsider the number of
patient admission. Therefore, the Hospital requiresimplementing a strategy that will not
affect the expense or costs incurred butimprove its overall revenue. As such, the Hospital
can increase the number ofReport was generated on Wednesday, Oct 2, 2019, 12:32
PMPage 3 of 6Report: Hospital Proposal Discussionpatients by incorporating different
approaches, such as increasing patientsatisfaction (French, 2011). Generally, patients tend
…