THE IMPACT OF HEALTH MANAGEMENT ON THE QUALITY OF HEALTH CARE
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Keywords
Health Administration Management (HRM), Job performance, Healthcare quality
Abstract
The management of Health Administrations in healthcare institution is essential to enable the delivery of efficient and effective medical services and to achieve patient satisfaction. This study aims to investigate the impact of practicing Health Administration management on the quality of healthcare service and achieving patients’ satisfaction. The descriptive methodology was applied to demonstrate and analyze the previous literatures. The study shows that effective Health Administration management has a strong impact on healthcare quality and improving the performance of hospital’s staff. The study suggests the need to measure the performance of the managers of Health Administration department in the hospital before starting performance development process as well as continuous development and training of staff performance.
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Khalid Saad masfir Albaqami
health administration, Turabah general hospital
Abdullah Farhan Mutlak Alsubaie
Health services management specialist, ALKhurmah General Hospital
Ibraheem Monahi Falah Al masood
Health administration specialist, Tathleeth General Hospital
Hamad Mohammed Nasser Alqahtani
Health services management specialist, Tathleeth General Hospital
Nasser Shara Mohammed Alqahtani
Health services management specialist, Tathleeth General Hospital
Ayidh Awadh Fahhad Alqahtani
Assistant Hospital Director, Tathleeth General Hospital
Metrek ali mohmmad al Qahtani
Director Hospital, Tathleeth
Zaben Fahad Zaben Alotaibi
Health management specialist, Directorate Of Health Affairs-Taif
Masoud Manahi Theeb Al-Qahtani
Health services specialist, Tathleeth Hospital
Fahad Mohammed Nasser Alqahtani
Specialist -health Administration, Thuluth General Hospital