1.Health human resources in Southern Philippines Medical Center, a 1,200-bed-capacity, tertiary government hospital
Klarissa Jane Pillerin ; Clarence Xlasi Ladrero
Southern Philippines Medical Center Journal of Health Care Services 2019;5(1):1-2
In November 2009, through Republic Act 9792, Davao Medical Center was renamed Southern Philippines Medical Center (SPMC). This act also provided for the increase in the bed capacity of the hospital from 600 to 1,200 beds.1 The set of implementing rules and regulations for the legislation subsequently specified the increase in the number of health human resources in SPMC to cope up with the hospital's growing number of clients.2
Currently, SPMC has a total of 4,737 personnel, composed of 3,329 employees with plantilla positions and 1,408 employees with non-plantilla positions, deployed to the different divisions of the hospital. Roughly a third of the total personnel are administrative staff, and two thirds are medical and allied medical staff. The Medical Center Chief (MCC) oversees the operations of the whole hospital. Five administrators directly assist the MCC in hospital management: the Chief of Medical Professional Services, the Chief Nurse, the Chief Administrative Officer, the Financial and Management Officer, and the Chief of Allied Professional Services.
Due to the increasing bed occupancy rates and the pressing need to increase health human resources in SPMC, an increase in the institution’s bed capacity from 1,200 to 1,500 is presently being proposed through House Bill 7061.3 Once the bill is passed into law, it is expected that additional plantilla items will be created in order to meet the greater operational demands of a bigger hospital.
Hospital Administration
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Hospital Administrators
2.Discussion on logistics management of medical consumables.
Sutong DENG ; Miao WANG ; Xiali JIANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2011;35(5):389-391
Management of medical consumables is an important part of modern hospital management. In modern medical behavior, drugs and medical devices act directly on the patient, and are important factors affecting the quality of medical practice. With the increasing use of medical materials, based on practical application, this article proposes the management model of medical consumables, and discusses the essence of medical materials logistics management.
Hospital Administration
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Materials Management, Hospital
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organization & administration
3.Some opinions of post training efficacy of "Hospital management" and determination of continuous training for hospital managers
Journal of Practical Medicine 2002;430(9):3-10
An evaluation of training results and efficacy for "hospital management" for some "hospital managers" to summery the experiences and find the training need for next time has shown that 208 participants trained, and a document with 373 pages and 121 pages of reference compiled. Some content of training was applied in the hospital management. There was urgent of needs of training, and training objective depended on the level of hospital.
Personnel Administration, Hospital
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Education
4.New Model for Intelligent Imaging Screening of Pulmonary Nodules.
Guangyu JIN ; Shiteng SUO ; Jianxing FENG ; Xiaochen FAN ; Jingqi WEI ; Jianrong XU ; Tao YU
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2019;43(3):226-229
The artificial intelligence based on medical aid diagnosis has been in full swing in these years. How to better and more safely utilize this new technology to improve the diagnostic efficiency and quality of doctors poses new challenges for our hospital management. This paper aims to explore relevant management problems and corresponding solutions from seven aspects:data security, system integration, technical parameters, risks, workflows and diagnosis results by introducing a new intelligent image screening system. After these management problems have been better solved, we found that the intelligent image screening system can improve the diagnostic efficiency and quality of doctors.
Artificial Intelligence
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Hospital Administration
6.Information Construction of Hospital Medical Consumables Management Based on SPD Mode.
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2023;47(3):337-340
To change the traditional hospital medical supplies rough management mode, the hospitals build an information material management platform which combines suppliers and hospitals, information systems and smart devices, clinical needs and professional operations innovatively. Finally, a lean management system called SPD is formed under the guidance of supply chain integration and supported by supply chain management theory and information technology. It has realized the whole process of consumables circulation information traceability, intelligent service in the hospital, and refined management of consumption settlement. The application of SPD in hospitals effectively improves the informatization level and overall operation efficiency of medical consumables management which is an important part of hospital information construction.
Hospital Administration
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Hospitals
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Allografts
7.Application of HIS Hospital Management System in Medical Equipment.
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2015;39(4):307-309
OBJECTIVETo analyze the effect of HIS hospital management system in medical equipment.
METHODSFrom April 2012 to 2013 in our hospital 5 100 sets of medical equipment as the control group, another 2013 in our hospital from April 2014 may 100 sets of medical equipment as the study group, comparative analysis of two groups of medical equipment scrap rate, usage, maintenance score and the score of benefit etc.
RESULTSControl group and taken to hospital information system, his research group equipment scrap rate, there was a significant difference, the research group of equipment maintenance score and efficiency scores were higher than those of the control group (P < 0.05), the study group of equipment maintenance score and efficiency scores were higher than those of the control group.
CONCLUSIONHIS hospital management system for medical equipment management has positive clinical application value, can effectively improve the use of medical equipment, it is worth to draw and promote.
Equipment and Supplies, Hospital ; Hospital Administration ; Hospital Information Systems ; Maintenance
8.Analysis of specialized management and common use of emergency equipment in hospital.
Wanjun SHUAI ; Yong CHAO ; Yuxin LI ; Xiaoning LV ; Yao LI ; Quanliang DONG ; Le SUN
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2013;37(6):460-463
To improve the usage rate and quality of emergency equipment in the hospital, the emergency equipment management was studied. The specialized management and common use of emergency equipment in a hospital was analysed with statistical methods. The usage rate, economic effectiveness and management quality of the equipment were evaluated. Based on the practical experience, the superiorities of the specialized management and common use of emergency equipment in hospitals were summarized, and the inferior positions and their improvement approaches were proposed. As a result, the hospital resource allocation was optimized and the equipment management level was improved by using the specialized management and common use of emergency equipment in the hospital.
Emergency Service, Hospital
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organization & administration
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Materials Management, Hospital
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organization & administration
9.Grade III general hospital grade assessment as an opportunity to improve the management level of medical equipment.
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2012;36(6):453-455
In the grade III general hospital reassessment, The department of hospital equipment accords its demand to find the problems and gaps in the actual work, gives modification opinions and programs, and clarifies continuous improved contents in next step, so to improve the management level of medical equipment.
Equipment and Supplies, Hospital
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Hospital Administration
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Hospitals, General
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organization & administration
10.Transition of hospital accreditation management in China.
Ming-Xiao WANG ; Lin OU ; Yan GAO
Chinese Medical Journal 2013;126(24):4816-4817