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Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration ; (12): 704-707, 2017.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-614744

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Objective By comparing the medical complaints and disputes between the two tertiary general hospitals in Beijing and Lhasa, this paper proposed on how to build a harmonious doctor-patient relationship.Methods A study of annual reports of these two hospitals analyzed descriptively patient complaint rate, rate of medical disputes registered for court jurisdiction, makeup of medical disputes, and their solutions.Results In 2016, the patient complaint rate, and rate of medical disputes registered for court jurisdiction were 3.5/10 000 and 12.4/10 000 respectively, much higher than 0.8/10 000 and 1.1/10 000 of the Lhasa counterpart hospital.A significant gap was also found in the makeup of medical disputes, their solutions, and role of hospital leadership between the two hospitals.Conclusions Beijing is recommended to appoint hospital leader on duty, to assist in handling medical complaints and disputes, and ease doctor-patient contradictions.Lhasa is recommended to improve the medical dispute handling mechanism, improve medical service competency and management.

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Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration ; (12): 554-555, 2015.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-476413

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The quality of SCI papers is one of the objective indexes of evaluation on scientific and technological strength and research capabilities.This paper introduced a comprehensive management strategy to promote the publication of SCI papers with high impact factors,in terms of such dimensions ass research orientation,financial and technical support,personnel training,and scientific research management platform.The short and long term effects of the comprehensive management strategy system were analyzed using the SCI papers publication data and IF data from 201 1 to 2014 at the hospital,as a reference for building a scientific management system of SCI papers for the administrators.

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Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration ; (12): 731-733, 2011.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-419872

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Objective By systematically analyzing the past literature on medical quality evaluation and the principles of selecting indicators and establishing the evaluate system in comprehensive hospitals in China,we offered valuable references for the establishment of the indicator system for evaluating medical quality.Methods According to the requirements of systematic analysis,we searched all the literatures published in the past decades within CNKI and analyzed them in accord with the inclusive criteria.Results It established 13 items medical quality key evaluation indications including the bed utilization ratio,the average hospitalization days of patients,the yearly average rate of in-patient cares per doctor,the turnover of beds,the degree of nursing effect,the success rate in rescuing critically ill patients,the incidence of nosocomial infections,the curing and improvement rate,the accordant diagnostic rate,the eligibility of basic nursing,the satisfactory ratio of patients,the income per capita,the ratio of drug income in the total revenues,the average medical expense per inpatient.Conclusion China's general hospitals already have in place their principles of KPI selection and their indicator systerm.The methodology to screen quality indicators has also taken shape.This study earmarked 13 key performance indicators for quality of care in its analysis,yet roadblocks still remain in building China' s KPIs for quality of care.

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Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration ; (12): 734-736, 2011.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-419871

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Objective Through the comparative study,we discovered the keys to medical service quality control,and identified science evidences of strengthening hospital's quality of care and enhancing its quality control in general.Methods The paper applied the KPIs for general hospitals' medical service quality in evaluating five general hospitals in 2009.Results The research found problems in each hospital respectively in their efficiency,business performance and quality.Conclusion The hospitals must pinpoint their own setbacks in quality control before their quality of care is enhance.

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