جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « Hospital Indicators » در نشریات گروه « پزشکی »

The health sector evolution plan was implemented in 2014 with three approaches financial protections of people, establishing justice in access to health services and improving quality of services in hospitals. This study aimed to compare some hospital indicators before and after the implementation of the transformation plan in training hospitals affiliated to Zabol University of Medical Sciences.

This descriptive-analytic study was carried out in 3 training hospitals of Zabol University of Medical Sciences in 2019. 8 hospital indicators were monthly extracted at 2 stages (3 years before and after the implementation of HTP 2014) by referring to the statistics unit of hospital. Paired sample t-test was run in the SPSS software 19 to compare the obtained data.

Results showed that implementation of health system transformation plan on the bed occupancy rate (P = 0.040) and active bed ratio (P = 0.003) in hospital A, number of surgeries (P = 0.032) in hospital B and the bed occupancy rate (P = 0.000), active bed to fixed ratio (P = 0.014) and number of surgeries (P = 0.014) and patient-to-population ratio (P = 0.042) were effective in hospital C. Changes in the ratio of burn, Psychiatric, ICU beds to population and patient-to-population ratio and ratio of beds to fixed, number of surgeries were statistically significant (P <0.05).

The implementation of the transformation plan has been accompanied by significant changes in some hospital indicators of the hospitals.

To assess the efficiency of Farabi eye hospital between 1999 and 2001, this study, as a sectional descriptive survey, was performed in Farabi eye hospital to compare the statist performance of different wards of the hospital with other hospital indicators.

The results showed that delivered services in various clinics, surgical operations, paracl services and financial performance indicated an increase in trend. Although bed turn ov~ had increased, bed occupancy rate and average Lenght of stay showed no increase. Mortalil and patients' satisfaction showed desirable quality.

Excluding the decline in university financial support and limitation of human resc supply from hospital inputs as well as the educational activities from its output, the incr delivered sevices, while keeping the desirable quality, indicated that Farabi hospital's effie was promoted.

Bed occupancy rate was not sufficient to estimate the efficiency of hospital and il necessary to be used with the statistics on hospital's different wards and other ho, indicators.