Study goals
The aim of the study was to identify and analyze the challenges faced by a health operator in managing medical resources, focusing on cost control strategies and improving the quality of services provided
Relevance / originality
This study is relevant for addressing the sustainability of health systems amid rising costs and demand for quality. Its originality lies in combining cost control strategies with quality assessment
Methodology / approach
The methodology included document review and secondary data analysis, focusing on case studies of medical resource management. The qualitative approach identified patterns and practices, and descriptive statistical techniques were used to calculate frequency and impact.
Main results
The main findings indicate that health operators who implement proactive resource management, emphasizing technology use and team training, achieve better cost control without compromising service quality
Theoretical / methodological contributions
The study contributes theoretically by offering a new perspective on integrating cost control and quality in medical resource management. It demonstrates the effectiveness of using case studies, document review, and collected data.
Social / management contributions
From a social perspective, efficient medical resource management can enhance patient care, reduce waste, and optimize allocation. For management, it involves investing in technology, training, and auditing to balance costs and quality