Health Service Management

Author: Guo Yan
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This textbook emphasizes both the fundamental theories, methods, and functions of health service management in its writing, while also focusing on scientific rigor, systematic organization, practicality, and readability. It is suitable not only as a textbook for undergraduate students of health service management but also as a reference for students in other related disciplines and for various health management training programs. The textbook is divided into four parts, comprising a total of thirteen chapters. Part I covers the basic theories and organizational policies of health service management, primarily introducing fundamental theories of health management, health policies, and health organization management. Part II focuses on health service management methods, introducing commonly used techniques in health management, such as health planning, health evaluation, and health service evaluation. Part III covers resource management, including health human resource management and health information management. Part IV focuses on systematic management, including medical administration, public health management, maternal and child health management, community health services management, as well as an introduction to health management in typical countries abroad and relevant international health organizations.