Analysis of Fee and Amount-of-Service on Newly Built Public Hospitals in Suburbs in Shanghai
D Wang
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D Wang
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Objective Through surveys of the operation statue of four newly built public hospitals in suburbs in Shanghai, to evaluate the relationship of fee and amount-of-service of these hospitals. Methods The data of these hospitals' 2013—2014 outpatient and emergent services and in-hospital services were collected. Results The fee of these four newly built hospitals increased rapidly in 2013—2014. The main reason of the increase was the development of amount-of-service. Comparing with the original hospitals in downtown,the newly built hospitals had more rational increased relationship. Conclusion Building the public hospital in suburbs can improve the suburban health care system and achieve the better availability of high-quality medical resources. There are still many insufficient aspects and further reform needs to be implemented.
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Objective Through surveys of the operation statue of four newly built public hospitals in suburbs in Shanghai, to evaluate the relationship of fee and amount-of-service of these hospitals. Methods The data of these hospitals' 2013—2014 outpatient and emergent services and in-hospital services were collected. Results The fee of these four newly built hospitals increased rapidly in 2013—2014. The main reason of the increase was the development of amount-of-service. Comparing with the original hospitals in downtown,the newly built hospitals had more rational increased relationship. Conclusion Building the public hospital in suburbs can improve the suburban health care system and achieve the better availability of high-quality medical resources. There are still many insufficient aspects and further reform needs to be implemented.
Key concepts: Downtown, Business, Service (business), Service quality, Medical emergency, Quality (philosophy), Public hospital, Public health