The purpose of a mission statement is to represent the overall goal of the organization, to guide the pathways to which they will practice, and provide an overall framework for continued practice. While most mission statements will differ, the overall goal is for continued success and best outcomes for that organization. (Nursing) Philosophies of an organization states thought on what is believed to be truthful about the specific profession and usually a theorist who best represents the goal and mission that the organization desires to achieve and maintain while practicing optimal( patien)t outcomes. Patient centered care by management and staff is always at the core. Best practices are followed to maintain high levels of patient satisfaction. Success is seen as most patients are frequent flyers and are known well to the physician’s who care for them as they continually return to have their health needs addressed The mission statement of (MHS) is to “deliver the highest quality service to the South Florida community through building a healthcare network that is continuously striving for excellence by truly opening its arms to heal, to teach, and to care”. The organization maintains that its chief role is to maintain quality care in the community and will continue to respond positively to the changes of the health care system and produce best patient outcomes. Additionally, the organization continues to build and strengthen relationships and it reinforces the hospital’s role in the community as doctor to the community as it strives to hold a position as the healthcare leader and maintain positive change. Mission and philosophical statements of an organization must represent exactly what the organization stands for and what the goal, which are intended to be obtained. While each mission and philosophical statements may differ, the overall goal of the statement is to represent the organizational goal.