Aspects of forming an effective organizational management model in healthcare institutions

• Evgenii Е. Komissarov
• Natalya S. Nurieva

Abstract

Background. An effective organizational management model is the basis for the successful operation and development of an organization, which is especially important in situations with a high degree of uncertainty.

Aim – to investigate the basic factors contributing to and hindering the formation of an organizational management model in healthcare institutions.

Material and methods. The content-analysis of domestic and foreign publications on the formation of organizational management models is carried out.

Results. The most significant external and internal factors contributing to the formation of effective management models in medical organizations have been identified.

Keywords:healthcare system; management model; effectiveness; management; medical organization

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