Abstract

The article summarizes the arguments and counter-arguments within the scientific discussion on improving the HR management system in medical centers through HR policy tools. The study’s main purpose is to form proposals and focus on the prospects for the development of HR management in medical institutions. Systematization of learned treatises and approaches on the development of HR management systems showed problems in HR management’s current methods and systems. The urgency of solving this scientific problem is that the improvement of HR policy could effectively form and modernize medical organizations’ personnel management systems. The study of improving the HR management system in medical centers was carried out in the following logical sequence: considering the basics of personnel management in the private organizations; studying the methods and current trends in personnel management; analyzing the current system of HR management and personnel management on the example of medical institutions of Ukraine; developing recommendations for improving the HR policy of medical centers have been formed considering the obtained results. The methodological tools of the study were the methods of comparison, the BSC system of Kaplan and Norton, the fundamental provisions of personnel management, the calculation method and the method of data analysis, and the Gantt chart. The object of the study is the HR policy of medical institutions in Ukraine. The article presents the empirical analysis results based on the identified problems of organizing a personnel management system. The essence and features of the HR policy of medical centers were determined. In the study, the authors considered the state of medical centers’ staffing and HR management methods in health care. To investigate the organizational structure and personnel in the current situation of HR management of medical centers, the analysis of personnel and financial indicators was conducted. The findings showed the deficiencies in the personnel document management and HR management system of medical centers and the reasons for staff turnover. The comparison method, Kaplan and Norton’s BSC system, Gantt chart, calculation, and data analysis allowed identifying the ways to improve the existing HR management system in organizations.

Keywords: personnel management, HR management, HR policy, intangible methods of motivation, staff training.

JEL Classification: M30, I10, P41.

Cite as: Ziabina, Ye., Kwilinski, A. & Belik, T. (2021). HR management in private medical institutions. Health Economics and Management Review, 2(1), 30-36. https://doi.org/10.21272/hem.2021.1-03

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