Extending healthcare reform horizons and opening hospital black box——revelations on Prof. Wang Hufeng's new work of healthcare reform
Yan Huizhon
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Yan Huizhon
Abstract
Healthcare reform practice comes with theory discussion.Prof.Wang Hufeng's new work,namely Healthcare reform in China:Realities and Way out was published in Sep.2012.The revelations of public hospital reform involves extending horizons to understand the importance and longevity,actively attend healthcare reform and keep the same step with public institutes reform.Healthcare reform was carried out in 6 aspects and government reform was the most important aspect.Resident and patient management also should be an aspect of healthcare reform.The deficiencies of Wang Hufeng's book is lack of quantity analysis.Healthcare reform tank should open the black box of public hospital as soon as possible and try to achieve healthcare reform goal.
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Healthcare reform practice comes with theory discussion.Prof.Wang Hufeng's new work,namely Healthcare reform in China:Realities and Way out was published in Sep.2012.The revelations of public hospital reform involves extending horizons to understand the importance and longevity,actively attend healthcare reform and keep the same step with public institutes reform.Healthcare reform was carried out in 6 aspects and government reform was the most important aspect.Resident and patient management also should be an aspect of healthcare reform.The deficiencies of Wang Hufeng's book is lack of quantity analysis.Healthcare reform tank should open the black box of public hospital as soon as possible and try to achieve healthcare reform goal.
Key concepts: Health care, Health care reform, Government (linguistics), Work (physics), Public healthcare, Reform movement, China, Public administration