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Rev Mex Ing Biomed 2000; 21 (3)


Externalización o outsourcing hospitalario: electromedicina

Lejeune J, Román RJ

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 44
Paginas: 95-105
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RESUMEN

En el presente trabajo se analizan las ventajas del “Outsourcing” o externalización y de los posibles problemas que nos pueden surgir al aplicarlo dentro del campo de la electromedicina hospitalaria. La falta de coordinación, de objetivos o la inflexibilidad en la relación cliente-proveedor, son algunos de ellos. Se estudian también algunas herramientas como el “benchmarking” o la reingeniería de procesos. El trabajo finaliza con algunas recomendaciones para evitar los problemas antes mencionados.


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