A Study of In-Hospital Charitable Aid Resource Categories and Application Dilemmas: An Empirical Investigation Based on R Hospital
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Keywords

Public hospitals
Charitable medical aid programs
Charitable aid resource categories
Application dilemmas

DOI

10.26689/jcnr.v8i12.9274

Submitted : 2024-12-04
Accepted : 2024-12-19
Published : 2025-01-03

Abstract

To better understand the challenges faced by public hospitals in implementing charitable medical assistance, this study examines Nanjing R Hospital as a case study. By combining literature review and field research, the current status and fundamental methods of charitable medical assistance at R Hospital are systematically analyzed. The findings indicate that medical social workers play a multifaceted role in the hospital’s charitable assistance efforts. They contribute significantly to building assistance networks and addressing patients’ multi-dimensional needs. However, challenges persist in the assistance process, including both external and internal obstacles. This study explores ways to overcome these barriers to enhance the efficient utilization of healthcare resources. Through empirical investigation, the study identifies the types of charitable aid resources available and highlights the practical difficulties in their application within public hospitals. These findings provide a valuable reference for optimizing resource allocation, improving the effectiveness of assistance programs, and fostering institutional collaboration.

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