How to evaluate work efficiency?

High efficiency is reflected in the quality of medical care Medical work efficiency is a component of the quality of medical care, although it can not determine the quality of medical care but can affect the quality of medical care. High work efficiency can be reflected in several aspects, the so-called high efficiency in medical quality, mainly reflected in the following aspects. (1) The use of beds should be high; from the hospital as a whole, in order to work efficiently, the beds should not be empty. If the number of beds empty the more, the longer the time empty, it means that the lower the medical efficiency. Taking tertiary hospitals as an example, the bed utilization rate is mainly used as the basis for the evaluation index of the quality of medical care at the end of the day. The efficiency of the high and low to 93% as a boundary; if the bed utilization rate = 93% is qualified, > 93% efficiency is high, and < 93% efficiency is low. (2) Hospitalization time should be short: in terms of a single case, the hospitalization time should be short, not too long. If the hospitalization time is too long, it shows that the efficiency is not high, and the longer the hospitalization time, the lower the efficiency. Taking tertiary hospitals as an example, in the evaluation index of terminal medical quality, it is mainly based on the average number of days of hospitalization for discharged patients. The efficiency of 23 days as a boundary: if the average number of days of hospitalization = 23 days qualified, <23 days efficiency is high, and >23 days efficiency is low. (3) bed turnover should be fast: bed turnover is a major reflection of the efficiency of the work, bed turnover is fast, that is, high efficiency, bed turnover is slow, that is, low efficiency. Tertiary hospitals, for example, at the end of the evaluation of medical quality indicators, mainly based on the number of turnover of beds as a basis. The level of efficiency is bounded by 15 times/year; the number of bed turnovers = 15 times/year is considered qualified, >15 times/year is considered high efficiency, and <15 times/year is considered low efficiency. In addition, the average preoperative hospitalization day can also be used as an evaluation index of bed turnover. Tertiary hospitals require: average preoperative hospitalization days ≤ 10 days, if = 10 days for qualified, < 10 days for high efficiency, while > 10 days for low. (4) Non-stop use of medical instruments: To achieve high efficiency, the time of use of medical instruments should be more. The more time used, the higher the efficiency. On the contrary, it is low. The so-called medical instruments do not stop, does not mean that all medical instruments really can not stop for a moment, but there are standards. Tertiary hospitals, for example, in the final medical quality evaluation, is based on more than 10,000 yuan of medical instruments and equipment use time: the requirements of ≥ 30 hours per week, = 30 hours is considered qualified, > 30 hours of high efficiency, and < 30 hours for low efficiency.