In today's healthcare landscape, hospitals and clinics are faced with a multitude of challenges. These challenges are complex and multifaceted, and they influence the way healthcare services are provided and healthcare facilities are operated in the future.
Demographics and Labor Shortages
The ageing population is increasing the demand for healthcare professionals. Hospitals must offer attractive working conditions and promote training and further education. The integration of foreign nursing staff is a major challenge for hospitals, as recruitment alone is not enough. Technology can also help to overcome language barriers.
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Digitalization and KHZG
Digitalization enables automation and patient-oriented approaches. The Hospital Future Act (KHZG) promotes the use of digital technologies. However, the use of these technologies also means a change in processes and working methods, as this is the only way to really reap the benefits of digitalization.
Economic Efficiency and Structural Reform
Hospitals must adapt to the changing legal requirements and therefore rethink their business models, adapt their operating models and invest in specialization and networks.
Billing and Revenue Model
New interpretations of DRGs, expanded access to data and a change in the mix of outpatient and inpatient care require precise billing and management.
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