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Meeting the Demands of New Financail System and Strengthening Hospital Cost Management

Wenbo Guo

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Cost management is an important part of financial management in hospital.It is important of cost accounting management for improving hospital integrated management level.The paper shares the experience of cost management,cost system construction,cost accounting,cost analysis and cost control in Sichuan People's Hospital.

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Cost management is an important part of financial management in hospital.It is important of cost accounting management for improving hospital integrated management level.The paper shares the experience of cost management,cost system construction,cost accounting,cost analysis and cost control in Sichuan People's Hospital.

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Cost management is an important part of financial management in hospital.It is important of cost accounting management for improving hospital integrated management level.The paper shares the experience of cost management,cost system construction,cost accounting,cost analysis and cost control in Sichuan People's Hospital.

Key concepts: Cost accounting, Product cost management, Business, Cost control, Operations management, Management accounting, Cost engineering, Financial management

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