Efectos y desafíos del Plan de Transformación de la Salud en salud pública: opiniones de los proveedores de salud pública.
Resumen
En cada plan de transformación de la salud, se deben identificar los desafíos operativos y la distancia de los objetivos principales; por lo tanto, el objetivo principal de este estudio fue obtener los efectos y desafíos del plan observados por los proveedores de atención médica. Los participantes de este método convencional cualitativo de estudio de análisis de contenido fueron 45 supervisores y empleados afiliados a la Universidad de Ciencias Médicas de Teherán. Los desafíos diferían según los lugares de estudio (centros de salud comunitarios, puestos de salud y hogares de salud) en contratos de trabajo, sistema de salud integrado, gestión financiera, empresas intermediarias, calidad, supervisión, pagos, ubicaciones y plan médico familiar. Para implementar efectivamente un plan de salud y lograr sus objetivos, los problemas y desafíos de los proveedores de salud pública deben ser considerados y abordados.
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