2015
DOI: 10.17950/ijset/v4s1/106
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Proposed an Approach for Measuring the Performance of Hospital Logistics Systems by Integrating Quality, Safety and Environment

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“…Next, we applied the Fuzzy Delphi Method. When considering the minimum acceptable sample of a homogenous group of experts, a good result can be obtained with a small panel of 10-15 individuals [27][28][29]. Therefore, 15 experts were selected for participation in this study.…”
Section: Selection Of Expertsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Next, we applied the Fuzzy Delphi Method. When considering the minimum acceptable sample of a homogenous group of experts, a good result can be obtained with a small panel of 10-15 individuals [27][28][29]. Therefore, 15 experts were selected for participation in this study.…”
Section: Selection Of Expertsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Zdravotnická zařízení nyní čelí stejným omezením ekonomické efektivity jako průmyslové podniky. Objevují význam logistického procesu jako nového přístupu k efektivnímu řízení všech činností organizací [3]. Nemocniční logistika je považována za důležitou součást nemocnice, která má na starosti nákup, příjem, řízení zásob atd.…”
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“…This will obligate the state to implement the regulation of healthcare providers and control costs in the private and public sectors. However, many challenges are encountered, such as difficulties in accessing services due to geographical concentration and both qualitative and quantitative deficit in health professionals, as no specialized training for family medicine is available [22,23]. The two-year master's degree programme in Family and Community Health developed in 2015 is not a substitution for the urgent need to scale up family medicine training.…”
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confidence: 99%