英文摘要 |
After referring to the US open-panel healthcare system with its specifications and operating modes between hospitals and medical practitioners and considering its enforceability and programs applicable to the Taiwan healthcare system, improvement plans that can be used as references for relevant decision-making units have been proposed for problems faced by physicians and medical institutions in Taiwan. In this study, we carried out a literature review on public information from the US government and research articles related to the open-panel healthcare system. We also invited experts and scholars from the US and Taiwan to objectively discuss the feasibility of applying the US openpanel healthcare system in Taiwan based on relevant literature compiled in this study. The US open-panel healthcare system is characterized by contractual cooperation between hospitals and physicians whereby the details of the contract should be agreed upon by both parties. The system also allows the coordination of support from medical practitioners when the emergency department is understaffed. In addition, there are physicians on duty in emergency departments and intensive care units. Based on the operating mode of the US open-panel healthcare system, hospitals in Taiwan can sign contracts with medical practitioners whereby the details of the contract and relevant healthcare services are agreed upon by both parties. These contracts allow the coordination of support from medical practitioners when the emergency department is understaffed to solve the shortage of human resources in healthcare. |