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医师多点执业渐行渐近,探索多点执业背景下医师薪酬制度设计,以适应新的管理体制。作者通过对国内外公立医院医师薪酬制度的比较分析,结合我国医师多点执业现状及薪酬分配存在的问题,探讨我国多点执业背景下公立医院医师薪酬分配制度,包括协商,谈判及第三方介入,为卫生主管部门制订相关指导政策及多点执业医院制订薪酬策略提供参考。 相似文献
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《中国卫生资源》2017,(6)
目的 :总结上海与其他地区公立医院医务人员薪酬状况的差异,归纳上海市公立医院医务人员薪酬制度的成效与不足,为上海市医务人员薪酬改革提供参考。方法 :检索相关统计年鉴和国内外相关文件文献,在专家咨询的基础上,对上海市与其他国家(地区)及我国典型省市的公立医院医务人员薪酬水平和结构进行比较分析。结果 :与其他国家(地区)相比,上海市公立医院医务人员薪酬水平明显较低。与国内其他典型省市相比,上海市医师薪酬水平在参比省市中最高,护、技、药类医务人员薪酬水平在结构上低于我国其他地区。结论 :建议合理提升上海市医务人员薪酬水平,建立合理的收入分配和激励机制,利用薪酬杠杆促进医疗队伍的可持续性发展。同时,应加强对公立医院薪酬分配制度改革特殊特点的研究,探索适合市情国情的医务人员薪酬制度。 相似文献
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公立医院薪酬制度改革是我国医药卫生体制改革的重要内容,更是公立医院高质量发展亟待解决的重点和难点问题。通过文献研究和比较分析,梳理我国公立医院薪酬制度改革历程和医务人员薪酬现状,并比较部分发达国家公立医院薪酬体系间的差异;探讨了我国在该领域存在的政府财政投入不足且不均衡、薪酬制度保障薄弱、医务人员薪酬水平偏低、内部差距不合理、绩效考核分配不科学等问题。从加强政府财政投入、落实制度保障、完善绩效考核分配体系、非经济性薪酬补偿、加强信息化支撑5个方面提出对策和建议,为进一步提高改革成效提供参考。 相似文献
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当前我国公立医院的人力资源制度已经明显不能适应现代医院改革和发展的要求,存在着管理体制僵化、人才流动机制不完善、薪酬机构设计不合理、晋升制度缺乏科学性、绩效评估缺乏有效性等问题。文中对今后我国公立医院人力资源管理制度改革提出建立平等开放的用人制度,设计责权明确的工作岗位职责,建立公平合理的薪酬分配制度,健全绩效考评机制,管理事务人员专业化等设想。 相似文献
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通过系统梳理公立医院薪酬制度改革现状,分析薪酬制度改革与薪酬分配体系建设的核心要素,并基于薪酬分配与经济运行的关系、薪酬结构、分配机制、绩效考核、公平性五方面核心要素,探讨公立医院薪酬制度改革可能存在的阻力和难点问题,从加大公立医院补偿、加强文化建设、提高经济管理能力、加强绩效考核等方面提出相关建议,为公立医院薪酬制度改革以及公立医院薪酬体系建设提供参考. 相似文献
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Unsustainable health care cost growth has forced payers to reexamine goals for hospital payment systems. Employers want simplicity and transparency, with comparative performance data available in the public domain. Insurers favor simplicity but prefer to keep the analysis of comparative performance data and pricing private. Thirty-five pay-for-performance experiments have been devised in the private sector, to reward hospitals for higher quality and move toward more effective payment systems. Definitive results are not yet known, and caveats remain, but early signs are promising. We develop three scenarios for future hospital payment systems and identify policy actions to improve outcomes. 相似文献
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在医疗保险付费方式改革和公立医院综合改革相继出台的情况下,有必要探讨医疗保险付费方式改革和公立医院综合改革的统筹推进问题。探讨保险付费方式和公立医院体制机制搭配的主要原则、错配形式和适配形式,以及适配形式选择的主要依据,依此向政府提出统筹推进医疗保险付费方式改革和公立医院综合改革的政策建议。 相似文献
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Since the mid-1990s, the introduction of new public hospital payment systems to improve the efficiency of Spanish hospitals within the context of managed competition has been debated. Blended systems, which recognize the importance of the activity performed, as well as the role of the hospital in the public health system, have emerged as the best-matched tools both in risk assignment and in efficiency-economic feasibility dialectic.In this article, the payment method used in Catalonia since 1997 is analyzed and contrasted with that introduced in Andalusia in 1998. The evaluation focuses on the instruments used to incorporate the mixed model in the two different settings. On the one hand, the capacity of diagnosis related groups (DRGs) to define hospital product cost is limited. Furthermore, DRGs require numerous adjustments before introduction into Spain. On the other hand, structural level can be defined through the Grade of Memberships in Catalonia and the Basic Centers in Andalusia.We also analyze the introduction of the different methods into Spain and their adaptation to the Catalan and Andalusian environments. The transition periods seem not to have led to a definitive solution and have served to highlight the fragility of the instruments used and of the use that has been made of them.We conclude that the introduction of new tools to improve hospital efficiency through payment systems was precipitate and, to a certain extent, naive. Public hospital payment systems can be considered to be effective when they manage to allocate resources over a period of time. Ensuring the efficiency of public hospitals implies daily work on the part of each hospital and the information systems generated by regional health systems and will not be achieved through external financial tools poorly adapted to the setting in which they are applied. 相似文献
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建立合理的补偿机制对公立医院的可持续发展至关重要,可以实现医疗资源的有效分配和利用。本文对天津2006至2008三年的公立医院补偿情况进行分析,同时在分析了当前公立医院补偿机制存在问题的基础上,提出相应对策。 相似文献
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There is wide consensus that the ways in which providers are reimbursed by third parties will affect their behaviour and, hence, the efficient use of limited resources and the performance of health systems. However, there seems to be little evidence on how payment to hospital-based doctors affects hospital performance. This paper reports a case study conducted in China on the effects of different types of bonus payment to doctors, with a focus on how bonus payment might have affected hospital revenue growth. This has been an increasingly important goal of public hospitals as they have gained increased autonomy. A set of longitudinal quasi-experimental data, and a set of cross-sectional data, both derived from 108 public hospitals, were used for the analysis. It was found that, when a bonus system was introduced, and when the bonus model switched from one with a weaker incentive to provide services to one with a stronger incentive, there was a consistent sudden increase in the rate of growth of hospital revenue. Bonus type was also associated with the size of hospital service revenue. The results highlight the potential risks of linking remuneration too closely with revenue generation, and the need to ensure adequate attention to mechanisms of control and accountability when hospitals are given greater autonomy. 相似文献
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Inke Mathauer Friedrich Wittenbecher 《Bulletin of the World Health Organization》2013,91(10):746-756A
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This paper provides a comprehensive overview of hospital payment systems based on diagnosis-related groups (DRGs) in low- and middle-income countries. It also explores design and implementation issues and the related challenges countries face.Methods
A literature research for papers on DRG-based payment systems in low- and middle-income countries was conducted in English, French and Spanish through Pubmed, the Pan American Health Organization’s Regional Library of Medicine and Google.Findings
Twelve low- and middle-income countries have DRG-based payment systems and another 17 are in the piloting or exploratory stage. Countries have chosen from a wide range of imported and self-developed DRG models and most have adapted such models to their specific contexts. All countries have set expenditure ceilings. In general, systems were piloted before being implemented. The need to meet certain requirements in terms of coding standardization, data availability and information technology made implementation difficult. Private sector providers have not been fully integrated, but most countries have managed to delink hospital financing from public finance budgeting.Conclusion
Although more evidence on the impact of DRG-based payment systems is needed, our findings suggest that (i) the greater portion of health-care financing should be public rather than private; (ii) it is advisable to pilot systems first and to establish expenditure ceilings; (iii) countries that import an existing variant of a DRG-based system should be mindful of the need for adaptation; and (iv) countries should promote the cooperation of providers for appropriate data generation and claims management. 相似文献19.
This study in Taiwan examined the relationships between health care costs and hospital ownership under two financing systems with diametrically opposite incentives, case-payment (a form of prospective payment) and cost-based reimbursement. The universal sample of patients treated in 2000, for three standard care groups under each payment method, was included. The case payment diagnoses were uncomplicated cases of caesarean section, femoral/inguinal hernia operation and thyroidectomy, and the cost-based reimbursement diagnoses were uncomplicated cases of benign breast neoplasm, pneumococcal pneumonia and traumatic finger amputation. Costs per discharge were significantly lower in for-profit hospitals (by 2.8 to 5.7%) compared with public and not-for-profit hospitals for case payment diagnoses, which is consistent with the literature on US hospitals. For the cost-based reimbursement diagnoses, for-profits had 11.5 to 21.8% higher costs per discharge. The opposite direction of associations under the two payment systems validates the assumptions of the property rights theory in Taiwan's health care sector. Three plausible explanations for the study findings are suggested: (1). greater productive efficiency in private hospitals under case payment, (2). cost shifting from case payment diagnoses to cost-reimbursed diagnoses, and (3). patient dumping. Longitudinal studies using detailed hospital-level information with patient tracking facility are needed to clarify these issues. 相似文献