[在国际比较的基础上,对德国内科的转向潜力的描述性分析]

Elke Berger1, Philipp Hengel2, Reinhard Busse3

  • 1Fachgebiet Management im Gesundheitswesen, Technische Universität Berlin, H80, 10623, Berlin, Deutschland. elke.berger@tu-berlin.de.

概括

德国的内科医疗为住院护理提供了显著的优化潜力,特别是在门诊护理敏感条件 (ACSCs) 中. 国际比较显示,德国的病例数量更高,住院时间更长,突出了提高效率和质量的领域.

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