Development inequalities of Romanian physical public healthcare infrastructure: the case of hospital beds [PDF]
The main aim of this paper is to analyse the spatial dynamic of public hospital beds in Romania (1992-2018) in order to grasp the potentially uneven development of the health care infrastructure following state policies of austerity and cost reduction ...
Giorgian Guțoiu
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Background: County public hospital reform is one of the major tasks proposed in Chinese Healthcare Reform., and the evaluation of hospital reform effectiveness is very important and beneficial since it helps the government to understand the current ...
Yinhong Dong +4 more
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Study on the Informatization Construction of Public Stomatological Medical Institutions in China [PDF]
With the deepening of healthcare system reform in China, the competition in the oral healthcare market is becoming stronger day by day. The public hospital is the main body of the medical service system in China, its degree of informatization greatly ...
Guo Qianqian +7 more
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Reforming public hospital financing in China: progress and challenges [PDF]
Jin Xu and colleagues describe the effects of the financing reforms of public hospitals and suggests steps to further progress towards equitable, efficient, and good quality care.
Xu, Jin +4 more
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Determinants of efficiency growth of county-level public hospitals-evidence from Chongqing, China
Background The reform of county-level public hospitals is a breakthrough in the new era of healthcare reform in China and has attracted considerable attention since 2012. Continuous and efficient operations of hospital are primary concerns of this reform.
Jing Liu +6 more
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Reshaping public hospitals: an agenda for reform in Asia and the Pacific [PDF]
Hospitals in the Asia‐Pacific today face the ‘triple aim’ challenge, proposed by the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, of how to improve quality of care and population health, while at the same time controlling healthcare costs. Yet, pursuing these challenges in combination is presently a remote prospect for many hospitals and, indeed, in a ...
Robin Gauld +3 more
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Reshaping public accountability: hospital reforms in Germany, Norway and Denmark [PDF]
The article contributes to the literature on multi-level welfare governance and public accountability in the context of recent European hospital reforms. Focusing on the changing dynamics between regional and central governance of hospitals in Germany, Norway and Denmark, we raise concerns about the reshaping of traditional public accountability ...
P. Mattei +4 more
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Management Reform at the Discretion of Public Hospitals in Japan [PDF]
Abstract Background: The purpose of this study is to evaluate whether the management reform carried out at the discretion of each public hospital has affected the management efficiency of public hospitals.Methods: This was a retrospective cohort study of public hospitals in Japan.
Motoi Miura +2 more
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Delisting Medical Imaging in Private Settings from Public Coverage in Quebec
On December 19, 1981, the Québec government passed a bill allowing notably for the determination of public coverage of services based on location of delivery, opening the door to subsequent delisting of medical imaging (mammography, ultrasonography ...
Amélie Quesnel-Vallée
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Are public hospitals reforming efficiently in West Bank? [PDF]
The structure, function, and capacity of the health care system in the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT) had been largely shaped by the complex political history of the country. Since the establishment of the Palestinian Authority in 1994, the reform efforts were subsidized much by the international aids to rebuild the country's institutional ...
Wasim I. M. Sultan, José Crispim
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