Facilities Staffing Requirements for the Veterans Health Administration–Resourcing, Workforce Modeling, and Staffing Proceedings of a Workshop (2019) / Chapter Skim
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, covering more than 150 million total gross square feet and more than 16,000 acres.1 The VA also manages 1,665 leases that include more than 18 million net usable square feet. In additional to the physical characteristics of VHA facilities -- such as size, age, and equipment -- medical center variables include program scope, the complexity of health care delivered, magnitude, and performance requirements.
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Programs; the identification of key variables that must be factored into the resourcing methodology; recommendations for staffing models; and the steps needed for the VHA to transition from its current staffing methods to the methods that the committee will propose. Drury stressed that the committee's charge is not to produce a staffing model, but to provide inputs that will assist the VHA in producing its own staffing model.
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Chapter 4 covers options for outsourcing facilities management and tools that can aid in the workforce modeling process. Chapter 5 discusses additional considerations for facilities staffing modeling, including the role of artificial intelligence in modeling and the importance of implementing change management techniques as part of a workforce planning process.
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