1. Decrease in investing activities: If the hospital's investing activities decrease, for example, no longer purchasing new medical equipment or expanding production capacity, then the long-term borrowing will decrease accordingly.
2. Improvement of financial situation: the hospital's financial situation improves, for example, by improving the quality and efficiency of medical services, increasing revenue, reducing costs, etc., then the long-term borrowing will be reduced accordingly.
3, changes in interest rates: market interest rates rise, then the hospital needs to pay interest will also increase, which will lead to a reduction in long-term borrowing.
4, debt repayment: hospitals choose to repay part or all of the long-term borrowing, then the number of long-term borrowing will also be reduced.