Correctly Handle Mutual Relationship of Community and Higher-level Hospitals in order to Make the Most of Community Health Services
Zhou Jie-na
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Zhou Jie-na
Abstract
The reasonable disposition of health resources and convenient access to medical service for citizens can be realized by correctly handling the workload inequality between Community and Higher-level Hospitals,expanding the development of community hospitals,and making the most of community health services.By conducting research on the community health services in Wenzhou,we believe the creation of first medical treatment in community hospitals and the two-way referral system between superior and subordinate hospitals to be a win-win pattern to reduce the burden from patients,improve the operational efficiency of higher-level hospitals and also make benefits for community hospitals.
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The reasonable disposition of health resources and convenient access to medical service for citizens can be realized by correctly handling the workload inequality between Community and Higher-level Hospitals,expanding the development of community hospitals,and making the most of community health services.By conducting research on the community health services in Wenzhou,we believe the creation of first medical treatment in community hospitals and the two-way referral system between superior and subordinate hospitals to be a win-win pattern to reduce the burden from patients,improve the operational efficiency of higher-level hospitals and also make benefits for community hospitals.
Key concepts: Workload, Community health, Referral, Order (exchange), Health services, Service (business), Business, Nursing