The principle of hierarchical management is an important principle in dealing with the relationship between the upper and lower levels, which requires that each position should be responsible for, and each person knows who his direct leader is, and who the subordinates are. Requirements between the upper and lower levels to form a hierarchical chain, from the highest level of management to the most basic level, this hierarchical chain can not be interrupted, and how the lower levels can only have a superior leader, can not be practiced multi-layer leadership, multi-layer leadership will inevitably lead to subordinates at a loss.
According to the principle of unified leadership and hierarchical management, it is required to correctly combine centralization and decentralization when designing reasonable management levels and implementing hierarchical management.
Example: hierarchical management of hospitals
Based on the comprehensive level of hospitals, hospitals are divided into one level and ten levels. First, second-class hospitals are divided into A, B, C, respectively. Tertiary hospitals are divided into special, A, B, C four.
The standards and indicators of hospitals are divided into five main aspects.
One, the size of the hospital. Including beds, buildings, staffing, departmental configuration and other four aspects of the requirements and indicators.
Two, the technical level of the hospital three, medical equipment four, the management level of the hospital, including the quality of the director, engaged in management, information management, modern management technology, hospital infection control, resource utilization, economic efficiency and other seven aspects of the requirements and indicators five, the quality of the hospital, including the quality of diagnosis, quality of treatment, quality of nursing care, the quality of the work of the Beijing Fuwai Hospital Beijing Fuwai Hospital, the comprehensive quality The quality of the hospital, including the quality of diagnosis, quality of treatment, quality of care, quality of work, comprehensive quality, and other aspects of the requirements and indicators of the medical institutions named "hospital", the total number of inpatient beds should be more than 20.