Sustainable Healthcare System: Providers Initiatives for Quality Improvement of Healthcare Organisation

Abstract

The study is designed for sustainable healthcare system with providers’ initiatives to provide quality services in healthcare organisations. Healthcare providers’ initiatives promote quality and ensure better healthcare services. Among the healthcare providers who were studied and reviewed, it was observed that the initiatives of the healthcare providers improved the overall quality. There is a distinct scope of further enhancement with the participation of healthcare providers in healthcare organisations. The purpose of this research is to learn and determine the answers to questions through scientific application. This study shows that an augmented frequency of sustainable healthcare systems is only possible through the initiatives of healthcare providers. In healthcare services, patients remain satisfied without expressing their dissatisfaction to the management. To know the needs of patients, there has to be a certain level of relationship between healthcare providers and patients. For this purpose, the system has to be very proficient in the service conditions and their applicability for quality in the hospital. Healthcare organisations management has the conviction that the participative role of healthcare professionals in hospitals will increase patient satisfaction. In this perspective, the pressing priority of healthcare providers for hospitals will always be patients. Thus, apart from the availability of healthcare facilities and quality of care, the location of the hospital has predominant importance. Based on the findings, it is to be stated that sustainable healthcare is subject to provider’s initiatives and actions for quality in healthcare organisations.

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