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- Jwo-Leun Lee, Wen-Yi Chen, Chin-Tun Hung, and Ming-Yi Hsu.
- Department of Senior Citizen Service Management, National Taichung Nursing College, Chung Shan Medical University Hospital, ROC.
- Hu Li Za Zhi. 2011 Jun 1; 58 (3): 27-32.
AbstractThis study explores critical research issues in nursing policy and management in Taiwan from a healthcare system perspective that considers resources, programmes and organisations, service delivery, policy and management, and economic support. Findings suggest the following: In terms of resources, priority issues include quantity planning, active surveillance, planning methodology, and estimation of work life expectancies for nursing manpower. In terms of programmes ÷ organisations and delivery, priority issues include skill mix, task shifting, nationwide nursing work surveys, and nursing manpower structure and utilization. In terms of policy/management and economic support, priority issues included minimum nursing manpower requirements by law or medical institution standards and the relationship between the social insurance payment system and development of the nursing profession. The last section of this paper makes suggestions on practical ways to improve nursing policy and management research in Taiwan.
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