Atas Da 17ª Conferência Da Associação Portuguesa De Sistemas De Informação 2017
DOI: 10.18803/capsi.v17.1-22
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Rotatividade Num Centro Hospitalar Do Grupo E: Visualização E Análise De Informação De Apoio À Gestão

Abstract: ResumoA crise económica atual trouxe contenção de custos, desinvestimento na área da saúde e grandes mudanças nos modelos de gestão organizacional dos hospitais, gerando alterações nas relações intra e interorganizacionais que trouxeram desmotivação aos colaboradores.A análise de indicadores é, no âmbito da complexidade da gestão hospitalar, uma ferramenta indispensável. Considerando o índice de rotatividade um dos indicadores que permite explicar o aumento do custo de mão-de-obra causado pela movimentação exc… Show more

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“…Excluding the private sector, usually not so involved in the emergency department healthcare response when compared to the public hospitals in Portugal, the average number of doctors relative to 1.000 habitants in Portugal is approximately 2.7 (Spain 3.8; France 3.3; United Kingdom 2.8; Holland 3.1; Finland 3.3) [12].…”
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“…Excluding the private sector, usually not so involved in the emergency department healthcare response when compared to the public hospitals in Portugal, the average number of doctors relative to 1.000 habitants in Portugal is approximately 2.7 (Spain 3.8; France 3.3; United Kingdom 2.8; Holland 3.1; Finland 3.3) [12].…”
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“…During the period between 2004 to 2014, the population of medical doctors in Portugal increased by a factor of approximately 11% [12]. In the northern region of Portugal this increase was approximately 9.8% in 2016 [13], with an increase in family general practitioners (FGP) also reported.…”
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