Comparative Analysis of Social-run Medical Institutions and Government-run Medical Institutions in Tianjin

Xueping Wang; Tiantian Li; Weishu Ma

doi:10.54691/9vc6dz38

Authors

Xueping Wang
Tiantian Li
Weishu Ma

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/9vc6dz38

Keywords:

Tianjin Medical Resource Allocation, Social-run Medical Institutions, Government-run Medical Institutions.

Abstract

OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this study is to analyze the development status and its differences between socially-run medical institutions and government-run medical institutions in Tianjin, and to provide data support for optimizing the allocation of medical resources. METHODS: Statistical data such as the number of health institutions, the number of beds, the number of health technicians, etc. of socially-run medical institutions and government-run medical institutions in Tianjin from 2017 to 2022 were collected through the literature method, and compared and analyzed using the comparative analysis method. RESULTS: The government-run medical institutions in Tianjin have grown steadily, while the socially-run medical institutions have shown fluctuating growth and significant growth in specific areas. The number of other personnel in both types of medical institutions showed a decreasing trend. Conclusion: Social-run medical institutions in Tianjin are facing market competition and operational pressure, and need to strengthen policy guidance and support, optimize staff structure, and promote resource sharing and collaborative development.

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