Hospital cost control refers to a series of management measures taken to reasonably and effectively control hospital operating costs under the premise of providing good medical services. In the development of the medical industry, cost is a major problem faced by hospitals, how to effectively reduce costs and improve the economic efficiency of hospitals, it has become a problem that hospital managers need to face and solve.
The medical industry is a high-risk, high-quality, high-investment industry, it must be comprehensively considered how to protect the health of patients, to meet the needs of patients at the same time, to reduce the cost of health care expenditures. The purpose of hospital cost control is to reduce overmedication in the medical industry, improve the quality of medical services, and make hospitals more efficient, reliable, and safer. At the same time, through scientific cost management, increase hospital profitability and lay a solid foundation for the sustainable development of the hospital.
The core of hospital cost control is to reasonably allocate resources, control personnel costs, optimize the use of equipment, and establish a scientific and reasonable management system. Specifically include measures to reduce the cost of drugs, optimize the frequency of use of medical equipment and the development of policies, as well as the economic use of health materials. Hospital cost control should not just focus on the simple plugging of fees, the need to start from a global perspective, and continue to promote the hospital's cost optimization and benefit enhancement for the hospital to enhance profitability and service quality to lay a solid foundation.