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RWJ Barnabas Health Case Study

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Robertwood Johnson (RWJ) Barnabas Health, which is located in New Jersey and has over 30,000 employees, became the largest healthcare system in the state; by merging into over 11 facilities and partnering with Rutgers the State University and its Cancer Institute, RWJ Barnabas Health has progressed its operation by creating one of the best academic healthcare system in the country and improving the quality of care to its patient’s through its top research and outstanding delivery of health and medical education, which has successfully transformed healthcare throughout the state of New Jersey (RWJ Barnabas Health, n.d). As a result of the merger and partnership, these new developments has improved how care is delivered and accessed by all New Jerseyans by eliminating those in the state with healthcare disparities, as well as providing outstanding, profound medical education and research to its students (RWJ Barnabas Health, n.d). …show more content…

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