Exploration of Proper Performance Management Pattern for Public Hospital Reform
Chen Jian-gan
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Chen Jian-gan
Abstract
Against the backdrop of implementing policies on public hospital reform, the article explores the establishment of a fair, just and rational performance-based allocation scheme to motivate the medical staff, improve overall hospital quality and enhance overall efficiency and core competitiveness of public hospitals, in order to achieve the goal of fulfilling the mission of public welfare of public hospitals and promoting sound and sustainable development of health services.
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Against the backdrop of implementing policies on public hospital reform, the article explores the establishment of a fair, just and rational performance-based allocation scheme to motivate the medical staff, improve overall hospital quality and enhance overall efficiency and core competitiveness of public hospitals, in order to achieve the goal of fulfilling the mission of public welfare of public hospitals and promoting sound and sustainable development of health services.
Key concepts: Public hospital, Order (exchange), Public welfare, Business, Quality (philosophy), Public health, Public management, Performance management