Improving The Infrastructure Activities Of Private Medical Institutions Based On Innovative Approaches
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https://doi.org/10.31150/ajebm.v7i12.3163Keywords:
Medicine, Medical Institution, Infrastructure, Factor, External Factor, EnvironmentAbstract
This article highlights the issues and factors related to improving the infrastructure activities of private medical institutions based on innovative approaches. It is noted that the performance of private medical institutions is significantly dependent on their infrastructure networks, which are affected by competitive factors and specific conditions in other hospitals and health facilities. Such conditions can negatively affect financial performance, especially as increased costs for equipment, medicines and loans are offset by reduced household incomes. The importance of factors influencing consumer preferences has been proposed as an innovative approach to improving infrastructure performance in private medical institutions.
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