Research Enterprise Management Mode Ningxia People’s Hospital, Under The New Health Care Reform

For public hospitals to solve our serious " problem doctor " current bear important " public welfare " responsibility, but three different periods of " health care reform " process of institutional change of view, the management system is to solve the problem has been " doctor problem." the key is to proceed with the current government" reform of public hospitals’focus. Since2009the "new medical reform ", the state has adopted a series of policies and guidance on the management system of public hospitals performed essentially established a " government affairs separate management from medicine to separate, for-profit and nonprofit separate," the "Four separate " reform goals, while in establishing corporate governance structure of the Board and other forms of public hospitals, conducted a pilot exploration. From the current reform situation, in some areas, and public hospitals had formed a unique management system model.The current introduction of new medical reform measures and systems to hospitals has brought new opportunities, but also more intense the hospital into a more sophisticated market economy, competition, hospitals must seek innovative management model to survive, to seek the whereabouts of the development of new. This article is based on this context the introduction of Ningxia People’s Hospital for enterprise management mode to explore, is under hospital conditions permitting, to take the appropriate management of the current enterprise applications, broken mess career preparation class to solve the patient difficult and expensive problems and other issues. Based on the medical reform policies and the current run charity hospital enterprise management mode of analysis, the Ningxia Autonomous Region People’s Hospital of reform and development, and to further explore effective path under the new health care reform situation in public hospitals for sustainable development, with a view to the Ningxia People’s Hospital Reform development of reference.