1, financing risk
In order to meet the people's growing demand for health care services, most public hospitals have carried out or are carrying out the expansion of the project, the expansion of the project at the same time, but also the need to purchase more and more advanced medical equipment, so the need for a large amount of financial support. In order to alleviate the problem of financial difficulties, public hospitals will generally take on appropriate debts on the basis of government financial resources, so the scale of public hospitals' borrowing continues to expand. If the public hospitals in the financing, poor operation will lead to public hospitals credit registration is reduced, it is difficult to raise subsequent funds, thus resulting in the occurrence of public hospitals financial risk.
2, investment risk
Public hospitals in order to enhance the overall competitiveness of the hospitals, usually will also be fixed assets, talent, environmental costs of investment, especially the need to introduce highly sophisticated talent, equipment, etc., all need a lot of investment. If the management of public hospitals attach great importance to the results, blind investment in talent, equipment, will certainly ignore the output-input ratio, will cause financial investment risks to public hospitals.
3, capital return risk
In practice, public hospitals in the capital return link there is also a risk that can not be ignored. Specifically manifested in the patient's medical costs can not be recovered or recovered in a timely manner produced by the bad debt. For example: the patient maliciously escape the fee and the hospital to carry out the obligation to help the cost of the return of the fees and so on. Funds can not return, bad debt, is bound to affect the financial capital utilization efficiency.
4, revenue allocation risk
Revenue allocation risk is mainly reflected in how to balance the long-term development of public hospitals and the interests of employees, due to the unreasonable distribution of revenues will certainly cause uncertainty in the management of public hospitals. In order to cope with the fierce competition in the market, public hospitals should take into account the distribution of income as much as possible while expanding the scale of operation and introducing advanced talents and equipment, so as to avoid the normal operation of public hospitals being affected by the uneven distribution of income.