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Hospital 360°.
World Hospitals and Health Services : the Official Journal of the International Hospital Federation
|November 3, 2015
Summary
The Hospital 360° concept helps healthcare institutions adapt to global changes by integrating diverse trends for improved efficiency and long-term sustainability.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Management
- Health Systems Analysis
- Organizational Adaptation
Background:
- Global forces and emerging trends significantly impact individual hospital performance and national health systems.
- Understanding the interplay of contextual factors is crucial for the future of the hospital sector.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce the Hospital 360° concept as a strategic framework for hospitals.
- To enable healthcare institutions to anticipate and adapt to evolving global contexts.
Main Methods:
- The Hospital 360° concept models hospitals on global socio-economic, demographic, political, environmental, and technological trends.
- It encourages reinvention of processes and institutional structures for functional flexibility.
Main Results:
- Hospitals adopting the Hospital 360° approach can better anticipate and transition between present and future contexts.
- This framework fosters adaptability and functional flexibility within healthcare institutions.
Conclusions:
- The Hospital 360° concept drives efficiency, effectiveness, relevance, impact, and sustainability in hospitals.
- It aligns with internal institutional needs and societal demands for long-term healthcare benefits.
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