Assessment and improvement of physical toughness in hospital based on tissue performance
In the face of natural disasters such as earthquakes,the physical resilience of hospitals is particularly critical,because it is directly related to the sustainability of medical services and the effectiveness of emergency response.However,the current research on the physical toughness of hospitals is relatively insufficient,and it is urgent to explore the performance and improvement strategies of hospital organization performance in post-earthquake emergency response.In this study,a model of physical toughness assessment in hospitals based on tissue performance was constructed by using a model framework.The model comprehensively considers multiple factors such as internal facilities,personnel coordination and information system to comprehensively evaluate the response capacity of hospitals in post-earthquake emergency response.The results show that it is equally critical to focus on personnel training and upgrading of information systems while emphasizing the seismic capacity of internal hospital facilities.Through the empirical analysis of the model,it is found that the physical toughness assessment after the earthquake has a significant effect in improving the organizational performance of the hospital,which provides strong support for the improvement of the hospital after the earthquake.