Heng H K S, McGeorge W D, Loosemore M
Faculty of Built Environment, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.
J Health Organ Manag. 2005;19(1):16-31. doi: 10.1108/14777260510592112.
Seeks to explore the brokerage role of facilities manager in hospitals, based on the premise that facilities management (FM) is largely concerned with "strategic brokerage". Strategic brokerage is the term coined by Akhaghi to explain the integration of a wide range of support services to ensure the effective operation of the core business of an organization.
DESIGN/METHODOLOGY/APPROACH: The research was conducted in the health service sector using a single case study approach to examine the brokerage potential for FM in a hospital in the Sydney Metropolitan area. A social network analysis technique was used to identify and analyse the communication networks of players in a hospital environment. Two general questions guided the analysis. First, what is the brokerage potential within the FM process? Second, where are the opportunities for brokerage?
The results indicate that identifying relationship linkages between different functional units can create potential brokerage opportunities.
ORIGINALITY/VALUE: The proposition is made that viewing FM from a brokerage perspective can add value to the delivery of health-care services.
基于设施管理(FM)在很大程度上涉及“战略促成”这一前提,探讨医院设施经理的促成作用。战略促成是阿哈吉创造的术语,用于解释整合广泛的支持服务以确保组织核心业务有效运作的情况。
设计/方法/途径:该研究在卫生服务部门进行,采用单案例研究方法,以考察悉尼都会区一家医院中FM的促成潜力。运用社会网络分析技术来识别和分析医院环境中各参与者的沟通网络。两个一般性问题指导了分析。第一,FM流程中的促成潜力是什么?第二,促成的机会在哪里?
结果表明,识别不同职能部门之间的关系联系可以创造潜在的促成机会。
原创性/价值:提出从促成角度看待FM可为医疗服务的提供增加价值这一观点。