1． Drug costs: The R&D, production and sales costs of drugs are often high, and hospitals need to purchase drugs from drug manufacturers, which may lead to high drug prices. 2． Operating costs: Hospital operating costs include rent, water, electricity, equipment, etc. These costs will be passed on to drug prices in medical services, resulting in high drug prices.
3． Management costs: Hospitals need to pay for resources such as manpower and material resources to manage and operate medical services, and these costs may also be passed on to drug prices.
4. Supply and Demand: In some cases, the demand for certain drugs is greater than the supply, which can cause drug
prices to rise.
In short, there are many reasons for the high prices of hospital drugs. Medical services are a capital-intensive industry with high operating costs and high risks. Therefore, hospitals need to obtain profits through drug sales and other methods to maintain normal operations and development.