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This paper introduced the legislative development of community benefits system of nonprofit hospitals at federal level in the United States,as well as state legislatures in this regard. Based on America's experiences, an analysis was made on the "community benefits and health promotion model", which refers to community health needs assessment, health promotion programs, program implementation, supervision and appraisal. Thus the authors put forward inspirations for the social responsibility system development of public hospitals in China as follows. This refers to the establishment of hospitals' social responsibility system; development of community health promotion planning based on health needs;and establishment of social responsibility information disclosure system for fulfillment of their social responsibilities.
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Information disclosure is important for the government and society to monitor the fulfillment of social responsibility of hospitals. This paper introduced the existing legislatures of the community benefits information disclosure system for non-profit hospitals in the United States, and analyzed the "two-level and two-way reporting system" of these hospitals, based on facts of California, Illinois and other regions. In the end, the authors put forward inspirations for the development of public hospitals' community benefits system in China as follows. This refers to the establishment of a social responsibility reporting system,stipulating the hospital and its health authority as the entities accountable for disclosure;a two-level/two-way reporting mechanism to improve the integrity of information disclosure;and standardization of information disclosure content and better timeliness and accessibility of information disclosure.
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A description of the contents, indexes, and method appropriateness for supervision and appraisal of the tobacco control management in hospitals, and an insight on the regularity and effectiveness of building tobacco-free hospitals. The dual indexes of intervention and outcome were ascertained from both dimensions of the management process and effect; in terms of methodology, the paper described the time appropriateness of the supervision focus, management effectiveness of the supervision and appraisal areas, priority of supervision objects, population appropriateness of the supervision and appraisal indexes, method appropriateness of the supervision, appraisal and penalty, as well as the conditional support for supervision and appraisal. It is pointed out that timely summary and appraisal, proper conditional support and circular work chain, can help consolidate tobacco control in hospitals.