Articles with tag: «outsourcing»

    Marketing in health care
  • 2021 № 9 Health care organizers about the possibility of using outsourcing in medical organizations.

    I n t r o d u c t i o n . The ratio of the number of administrative and administrative and auxiliary personnel to the main staff, as well as the share of their remuneration in the total cost structure, is one of the criteria for the effective use of resources of medical organizations.
    The use of the outsourcing mechanism allows us to solve a number of problems that arise when such a ratio is observed, without reducing the quality and availability of medical care.
    T h e p u r p o s e o f t h e s t u d y is to study the opinion of health care organizers about the possibility of transferring certain areas of activity of a medical organization to outsourcing.
    M a t e r i a l s a n d m e t h o d s . The following methods were used in the study: statistical, sociological and analytical.
    R e s u l t s a n d d i s c u s s i o n . More than half of health care organizers believe that the introduction of outsourcing in a medical organization is necessary (66,1%). The study participants believe that it is possible to outsource such positions as cleaning of territories (94,4%), security of a medical organization (93,5%), laundry services (91,1%), maintenance of vehicles of a medical organization and maintenance of non-medical equipment and communications (87,1% each), etc. In their opinion, it is impossible to outsource such functions as planning and economic activities (69,4%), personnel records management (68,5%), procurement / contracts (58,1%), accounting (57,3%), legal support of the activities of a medical organization (37,9%), etc. Most often, the following functions have already been outsourced in medical organizations: laundry services (64,3%); maintenance of medical equipment (57,3%), motor transport of the Ministry of Defense (46,4%), non-medical equipment and communications (46,4%); cleaning of territories (35,7%).
    C o n c l u s i o n . Outsourcing allows you to focus on the profile activities of a medical organization and improve the quality of services provided to the population. Before transferring certain functions of a medical organization to outsourcing, the head needs to analyze the practical experience of regions and other medical organizations, which will help to avoid the negative aspects of outsourcing, expand its scope and the range of functions transferred to outsourcing companies.

    Authors: Menshikova L. I. [6] Ivanov A. V. [1] Burkovskaya Yu. V. [1]

    Tags: functions of a medical organization1 medical organization53 outsourcing4

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  • Manager of health care consults
  • 2015 № 4 Administrative and legal principals for converting hospital nurses into cleaning personnel of manufacturing or office premises

    Requirements of «May» Orders issued by the Russian President force institutions not only search for additional funds but also optimize the structure of institutions and cut expenses. One of the possible solutions — is to convert nurses into a cleaning personnel. The article represents an analysis of labour legislation and other normative acts, related to the issue of converting hospital nurses into a cleaning personnel.

    Authors: Kadyrov F. N. [123] Sovpel А. А. [2]

    Tags: cleaning personnel of manufacturing and office premises1 efficient contract9 increase of staff pay1 job duties2 labour legislation3 nurses8 outsourcing4

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  • 2017 № 7 The issues of creation and functioning of centralized laboratories in the system of compulsory medical insurance

    Centralization of laboratory diagnostics is a time commitment associated with the benefits it provides. However, the appeal to this topic is also connected with the new factors that are considered in the article. The difference in the regional features of the organization of health care, the availability of various sources of financial support for medical organizations, etc., suggest a distinction between specific models of centralization, the system of financial relationships, etc. In addition, the centralization of the laboratory service, having undoubted merits, also carries certain risks and threats that must be taken into account. This article addresses these and other issues related to the practical aspects of the centralization of the laboratory service.

    Authors: Kadyrov F. N. [123]

    Tags: centralized laboratories1 compulsory health insurance17 efficiency11 healthcare management6 laboratory diagnostics3 outsourcing4 paying for medical care1

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  • Management in health care
  • 2020 № 3 Organization of cleaning service in a modern hospital (icdc case study)

    The experience of organization of cleaning service in a modern hospital is described in the article. It should be noted that one of the trends in designing buildings of modern medical facilities is increasing square footage per one patient. This tendency comes into contradiction to regulatory documents specifying established standards of junior medical staff work that leads to high and irregular work load for hospital attendants and cleaners of a medical facility. Labor division and creation a specialized cleaning service in the structure of the medical facility permitted to set cleaning apart into an independent area of operations, implement high standards of quality in indoor space cleaning and resolve the afore-referenced contradiction. This division of labor resulted in enhancement of degree of proficiency of cleaning service personnel in ICDC, and thus permitted amelioration of work quality and productivity of labor, which ultimately led to decrease of cleaning costs and had economic effect.

    Authors: Kupriyanov R. V. [6] Khairullin R. N. [6]

    Tags: architecture  of  health1 cleaning1 healthcare-associated  infection1 junior medical staff2 medical and preventive treatment facilities2 outsourcing4

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