Leatt P, Barnsley J
Department of Health Administration, University of Toronto, Ont.
CMAJ. 1994 Sep 15;151(6):763-7.
Health care organizations must increasingly develop strategic alliances with other groups and organizations. A variety of interorganizational relationships are possible: shared services, joint programs, umbrella organizations, health agency networks and mergers. As governments try to control health care costs, physicians will play an important role in developing and implementing these alliances. They will be expected to advocate on behalf of patients and communities to ensure that these new organizational arrangements facilitate coordinated care.
医疗保健机构必须越来越多地与其他团体和组织建立战略联盟。组织间可能存在多种关系:共享服务、联合项目、伞状组织、卫生机构网络和合并。随着政府试图控制医疗保健成本,医生在建立和实施这些联盟中将发挥重要作用。人们期望他们代表患者和社区发声,以确保这些新的组织安排有助于协调医疗服务。