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Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration ; (12): 682-686, 2020.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-872344

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Time-driven activity based costing is embraced in the healthcare sector for its correction of inherent defects of activity-based accounting. The authors constructed a two-level hierarchical cost accounting model for medical service items based on the time-driven ABC. The first-level hierarchical cost is calculated down to the department level in line with cost management regulations of the hospital financial system, while the second-level cost allocation is based on " time" as the basic sharing criterion, which is collected and assigned to specific medical service items with the activity content and process as carriers. The standard cost and actual cost of comparable medical service projects are calculated respectively by means of introducing the concept of socially necessary labor-time, which provides a scientific and feasible management method for evaluating the performance of medical service items.

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Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration ; (12): 918-921, 2018.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-712630

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Objective To study the development of the first county-level key clinical specialized talent teams in Henan province. Methods Data on the first 30 county-level key clinical specialized talent teams were collected through questionnaire in 2014 and 2017 respectively, and signed rank sum test was conducted to analyze such facts as the changes of medical service volume, academic titles and scientific researches of discipline leaders before and after such construction. McNemar′s test and chi-square test were conducted to study the age structure, seniority, education and technical title makeup of these discipline leaders. Such tests were also conducted to study the age structure, seniority, education and technical title makeup of the talents. These efforts aim to discern the construction achievement of the key clinical specialties. Results The indexes of healthcare capacities of the first batch of clinical key specialties were observed as improved ( P <0. 05 ) in terms of the medical service volume. Of the discipline leaders′ age structure, the 51 -60 age groups accounted for 40. 0% and 66. 7% respectively, before and after the construction, scoring a difference of statistical significance ( P <0. 05 ); the number of senior physicians increased by 80 persons, the number of physicians having master or above titles increased by 40 persons;the number of physicians participating in continuing education held by these specialties grew from 146. 50 to 262. 50(P<0. 05). Conclusions The volume of medical service of the first batch of county-level clinical key specialties has been elevated, and a group of talents of high education and senior titles have been recruited. Whereas, the title structure needs to be improved, and more young academic leaders are expected, while more opportunities of further education and training are also expected for the physicians, in order to enhance their professional ability.

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