2-How would you array the following organizations in terms of the depth and breadth of their products
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2-How would you array the following organizations in terms of the depth and breadth of their product lines: (a) a solo-practice family practitioner who does not deliver babies, (b) a multispecialty group practice that provides primary care at five satellite locations, (c) an academic medical center, and (d) Shouldice Hospital in Toronto, which specializes in short-stay surgery for hernia repair.
5-Stanford Medical Center is a well-known and well-respected academic medical center. It has been approached by the government of Vietnam to develop an affiliation with its major national hospital in Saigon. The government would like Stanford to develop a co-branding arrangement whereby Stanford would manage the facility and send some of its clinicians over to train and educate the facility’s doctors and nursing staff as well as help improve and monitor its quality programs. Additionally, the government hopes it can continue to improve and develop more sophisticated business practices to develop itself as a medical tourism center, capitalizing on the country’s beauty. Stanford administrators are considering the venture, because Asia is a major growth opportunity and many other tertiary centers in the United States, such as the Mayo Clinic, the Cleveland Clinic, and Johns Hopkins, have similar models in other countries. What are the trade-offs that should be considered?
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