On the"3W"principles of Party building in public hospitals / 现代医院

With the implementation of Party building in public hospitals in the new era,and the deep integration of Party building of administration departments and healthcare services as well,the high-quality development of hospitals through high-quality Party building is realized,which is a topic that needs to be explored in Party building in public hospitals.The Party build-ing in public hospitals has its unique functional positioning.With the requirements of Party building in the new era and the de-mand for high-quality development of public hospitals,Party building in public hospitals needs to solve the problems of"What","How"and"Well"from the ideological perspective,top-level design and practical level respectively,which are called the"3W"principles.

Occupational risk perception and self-efficacy and their relationship in surgeons / 现代医院

Objective To investigate the occupational risk perception of surgeons in a tertiary hospital in Suzhou and ex-plore the relationship between occupational risk perception and self-efficacy,and to provide suggestions for improving surgeons'mental health.Methods The occupational risk perception scale of surgeons was designed to investigate,and 194 valid question-naires were collected.Factor analysis,correlation analysis and regression analysis were used to study the data.Results Occupa-tional risk perception of surgeons has multidimensional structures,including physical function risk,economic risk,occupational exposure risk,organizational risk,time risk and psycho-social risk.Age,educational background,professional title and working time are the influencing factors of occupational risk perception,and occupational risk perception of surgeons is significantly nega-tively correlated with self-efficacy.Conclusion The scale designed has good reliability and validity,and surgeons have a high lev-el of occupational risk perception,which can reduce the negative impact of occupational risk perception by improving self-efficacy.

Research on the supply efficiency and influencing factors of provincial medical and health services in China / 中华医院管理杂志

Objective:To analyze the supply efficiency and influencing factors of medical and health services in 31 provinces in China from 2011 to 2020, providing reference for rational allocation of medical and health resources and improving service efficiency.Methods:The data related to the input-output indicators of China′s medical and health services from 2011 to 2020 were collected from China Health Statistical Yearbook, China Statistical Yearbook and China Social Statistical Yearbook. Data envelopment analysis was used to calculate the static efficiency of China′s medical and health service supply, the Malmquist index method was used to analyze the dynamic efficiency of China′s medical and health service supply, and the Tobit model was used to analyze the factors affecting the efficiency. Results:In 2020, the comprehensive efficiency of medical and health service supply in 15 provinces (Tianjin, Shanghai, Zhejiang, etc.) was 1.000, and the scale benefit remained unchanged. The comprehensive efficiency in 16 provinces (Heilongjiang, Jilin, Inner Mongolia, etc.) was less than 1.000. Among them, 15 provinces showed a decreasing scale benefit, while 1 province showed an increasing scale benefit.From 2011 to 2020, the total factor production efficiency index of China′s healthcare service supply increased from 0.988 to 1.036. The factors affecting the efficiency included number of people with a college degree or above per 10 000 people, the utilization rate of hospital bed rate, population density, asset liability ratio, and average length of stay ( P<0.05). Conclusions:In recent years, the efficiency of healthcare service supply in China showed a growth trend featuring regional differences and multiple influencing factors. It is suggested to further narrow the regional differences of the efficiency, reasonable control the scale of medical institutions, optimize medical service technology and management levels, shorten the average transfer day and improve bed utilization to improve the overall efficiency of medical and health service supply.