The experience of public hospital managers concerning the development and implementation of management strategies
Journal Title: One Health & Risk Management - Year 2022, Vol 3, Issue 4
Abstract
ntroduction. The strategies developed by the management of public medical institutions are based on state regulations in various areas: type of services provided, human resources, etc., decisions need to be coordinated with central and/or local public authorities, towhich the institution is subordinated. However, it is necessary for the process of developing and implementing strategies to include a number of mandatory steps at institutional level, which must be taken by the institution's management. Material and methods. The aim of the study is to assess the experience of public hospitals top managers in developing and implementing management strategies. An assessment grid was applied for this purpose. The questions were classified into six fields: setting manage-ment strategy, added value strategy, analysis of institutional environment, institutional policies and strategic objectives, resources needed, strategy assessment. Results.In the absence of the regulation on the structure and main rules for the develop-ment of institutional strategies, the study demonstrates a very different approach of the top management regarding the strategic process in public hospitals.Conclusions. Top managers of public hospitals have a different and sometimes erroneous approach regarding the process of developing managerial strategies, which sometimes does not correspond to theoretical recommendations.
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Ana Niculita
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- DOI 10.38045/ohrm.2022.4.04
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