Administration of Healthcare Institutions in Modern Conditions: The Experience of Applying the Medical Coworking Model for Pediatric Outpatient Clinic
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https://doi.org/10.23925/2178-0080.2024v26iSI.73000Palavras-chave:
Colaboração, equipa médica, tecnologia, gestão eficaz, centralidade no pacienteResumo
A gestão de instalações de saúde é um processo complexo que requer revisão e controlo constantes devido às mudanças no sistema de saúde. Um dos fatores de uma gestão eficaz é o coworking médico, mas o seu papel não é suficientemente estudado em termos de alcançar os princípios de centralização no paciente e otimização do fluxo de trabalho. É por isso que o objetivo do estudo foi examinar o impacto do coworking médico na eficiência da gestão de instalações de saúde. O estudo utilizou o método bibliográfico e analítico, métodos de análise, síntese, comparação lógica e estatística. Foram identificadas as formas de influência do coworking médico nos princípios de gestão, nomeadamente a orientação para o paciente e a otimização do fluxo de trabalho. Após analisar a satisfação dos pacientes com os cuidados médicos em 5 clínicas pediátricas em Kiev, determinou-se que os pacientes atribuíram uma classificação mais elevada às instituições com coworking médico desenvolvido.
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