英文摘要 |
Selecting medical region is a cornerstone in establishing a new hospital. Various physicians and facilities are introduced to the selected medical region during this selection process, and may influence the distribution of medical resources in that medical region. Furthermore, the competition among different institutes in the medical region may be enhanced and the government will also have to consider the issue of medical resources distribution. This study used spatial competition theory to identify effective indicators using data envelopment analysis (DEA) for exploring the equality of medical resources distribution among regions, and used this model to identify medical regions that lacked medical resources. Less competitive places ere considered deserving of investment. The considerations involved in establishing a brand new hospital are complex, and this study can help avoid investment risks in overly competitive places. |