Fundamental Principles Of Health Management: Integrated Strategies For Efficiency, Quality, And Sustainability In Healthcare

  • Júnior M
  • Palmeira S
  • Martins S
  • et al.
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Abstract

This academic essay addresses healthcare management as an essential and dynamic field encompassing administrative and clinical practices to ensure efficiency, quality, and sustainability in healthcare services. Beyond mere administration, healthcare management faces contemporary challenges such as an aging population and increasing chronic diseases, necessitating agile adaptations and technological innovations. Key principles of effective healthcare management include operational efficiency, ensuring optimization of human and financial resources, and quality of care, promoting safe and personalized healthcare delivery. Financial sustainability is crucial for ensuring service continuity, while innovation and technology play pivotal roles in continuous care improvement and response to public health emergencies. Risk management is also discussed as fundamental to safeguarding patient safety and healthcare institution reputation, involving regulatory compliance and cybersecurity measures. In conclusion, the strategic integration of these principles enhances not only institutions' crisis responsiveness but also fosters a patient-centered and sustainable care environment in the long term.

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Júnior, M. A. C., Palmeira, S. P., Martins, S. R., Ribeiro, M. T. P., & Abuhid, M. D. (2024). Fundamental Principles Of Health Management: Integrated Strategies For Efficiency, Quality, And Sustainability In Healthcare. IOSR Journal of Humanities and Social Science, 29(9), 17–21. https://doi.org/10.9790/0837-2909091721

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