Abstract
Human Resource Development is a very important yet very difficult component for
effective health care delivery, especially in the public sector. Bureaucratic barriers, discontinuity,
ineffective leadership, and lack of systematic approaches are major reasons for failures. A
package of strategies including QC, 5 S’s, suggestion system, TQM and Hospital Accreditation
were gradually and systematically introduced into Yasothon Hospital, a 320 bed public general
hospital in Northeastern Thailand, from 1994 to 1997. Outcomes were measured on customer
satisfaction, change in hospital revenues, as well as important outputs of activities such as QC
groups and awards, implemented suggestions, number of trainers produced, and number of
inbound study visits. This paper describes the detail of the implementation and evaluation of the
results.
Abstract Human Resource Development is a very important yet very difficult component foreffective health care delivery, especially in the public sector. Bureaucratic barriers, discontinuity,ineffective leadership, and lack of systematic approaches are major reasons for failures. Apackage of strategies including QC, 5 S’s, suggestion system, TQM and Hospital Accreditationwere gradually and systematically introduced into Yasothon Hospital, a 320 bed public generalhospital in Northeastern Thailand, from 1994 to 1997. Outcomes were measured on customersatisfaction, change in hospital revenues, as well as important outputs of activities such as QCgroups and awards, implemented suggestions, number of trainers produced, and number ofinbound study visits. This paper describes the detail of the implementation and evaluation of theresults.
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