Driving High-Quality Development in Public Hospitals through Technological Innovation and Management Transformation:a Perspective Based on Entropy and Dissipative Structure Theory
Jiang Mengxi
Gan Ge
Abstract：Technological innovation and management transformation not only introduce negentropy into public hospital organizations but may also exacerbate entropy accumulation.Different combinations of diagnostic and treatment technologies and management transformations have different impacts on the total entropy.While improved diagnostic-therapeutic technologies and management transformations enhance technological negentropy and managerial negentropy,thereby increasing operational efficiency,it may simultaneously increases organizational complexity,causing inefficient information flow,delayed decision-making,resource wastage,and elevated technological entropy and managerial entropy.Specialty-driven deployment of hospital management strategies enables a dual-driven mechanism to introduce negentropy.By constructing dissipative structures that enhance"synergistic negentropy"while reducing"internal friction entropy",hospitals can decrease organizational disorder and increase diagnostic-therapeutic coordination to achieve high-quality development.
Keywords：public hospitaltechnological innovationmanagement transformationsentropydissipative structure
Publication Date：2025-09-05
Online Publishing Date：2025-09-18(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：4( 36-39 )