英文摘要 |
Along with the growth of economics, people have paid more attention on the healthcare, and then the establishment of large hospitals and the adoption of national insurance system severely impact the health care industry. Public hospitals usually serve a special purpose and then do not aim to make profit as its first priority. Nevertheless, they still need adequate profit to provide qualified healthcare service. This study aims to investigate the operational performances of hospital, and to find the relationship among the healthcare service quality, productivity, and financial performance, using monthly data of a public hospital in southern Taiwan. Empirical study shows that productivity is positively con elated to healthcare service quality and financial performance. In this study, the importance of occupancy rate and average length of stay is greater than that of other measure indicators of operational performance. |