Volume : 11, Issue : 11, November – 2024
Title:
ADVANCING HEALTHCARE DELIVERY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF HEALTH SERVICES MANAGEMENT AND HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION STRATEGIES
Authors :
Muath Talal M Al Thomali, Abdulaziz Ahmed M Alqarni, Meshari Azip R alkhudaydi
Abstract :
This systematic review explores contemporary strategies in health services management and hospital administration, focusing on enhancing healthcare delivery through efficient organizational practices, patient-centered care, and technological advancements. By synthesizing findings from recent studies, the review identifies key challenges, innovative solutions, and opportunities for sustainable improvement in hospital operations. Emphasis is placed on strategic planning, workflow optimization, financial management, and leadership approaches that drive both operational efficiency and patient satisfaction. The findings aim to guide healthcare administrators and policymakers in implementing effective strategies to advance healthcare systems globally.
Keywords: Healthcare delivery, health services management, hospital administration, patient-centered care, workflow optimization, healthcare innovation, strategic planning.
Cite This Article:
Please cite this article in press Muath Talal M Al Thomali et al., Advancing Healthcare Delivery: A Systematic Review Of Health Services Management And Hospital Administration Strategies.,Indo Am. J. P. Sci, 2024; 11 (11).
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