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In the strive to offer citizens access to high quality, but still affordable services, hospitals are continuously seeking to improve their offerings in terms of value for money. More and more medical facilities nowadays have implemented Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) in order to reflect progress towards achieving their goals.
Throughout the years, the healthcare industry has become increasingly more complex due to technological and medical evolution and, as a result, it is characterized today by an overwhelming amount of information. Therefore, hospitals require an efficient information system that will enable the proper management of all these requirements.
The last presentation of the PMA 2014 Conference, titled “Performance management practices and elderly care” was delivered, at the end of the third day, by Jannis Angelis, from the Royal Institute of Technology, along with Henrik Jordahl, from the Research Institute of Industrial Economics.
Day 2 of the 2014 PMA Conference, held in Aarhus, Denmark, brought on a presentation dubbed “Performance Measurement System design: Developing a new system for Danish emergency departments”. It gave insights into the results from the homonym research, conducted by Phd Student Anders Møllekær and Professor Jacob Kjær Eskildsen, of the Aarhus University.
“Self-Efficacy and Vertical Trust as Predictors of Distributed Leadership in Danish Helath Care Context” is the name of the presentation, brought by Ajay K. Jain and Hans Jeppe Jeppesen, of the Indian Management Development Institute, and Thomas Jønsson, of the Aarhus University, on the 2nd day of the 2014 PMA Conference.
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