Administrative management and health systems. Background and perspectives
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, MANAGEMENT AUDIT, PUBLIC HEALTH.Abstract
Introduction: the raison d'être of health management is to achieve growth in quality and timeliness, to do more and better health using the least possible amount of resources.
Objective: to argue the importance of administrative management and management in public health, its background and current perspectives.
Methods: a systematic bibliographic review was carried out based on a total of 54 articles collected after an exhaustive research in databases such as Scopus, Scielo, Pubmed, Medline through the search engine Google Scholar and the descriptors: public administration, public health, health management. The evaluation included articles, in Spanish and English, from Peruvian and international journals and basic books in these areas of knowledge. Thirty-five articles less than five years old and open access were included in the research.
Results: the conscious and personalized incorporation of the management skills that have been most successful in business enterprises has been the fundamental basis for many health systems and services to change the image that citizens had of their work and to increase efficiency.
Conclusions: within the whole process of public management, administrative management is the one that creates strategic, tactical and operative conditions so that the successive functions of organization, direction and control are conceived in a rational way and constitute among all the harmonious way in which the facts are supposed to occur.
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