Abstract :

The Risk Management System is one the most important aspect in organizations acting in the medical field. The private medical institutions have to ensure a proper risk management system. In order to ensure this system, they have to ensure a proper organizational effort, that includes financial investment and personnel training in order to ensure a functional risk management system. Our research is focused on the perception of key decision makers in private medical institutions regarding the organizational effort in order to ensure a functional risk management system. Because the private institutions have to ensure profitability and also to be competitive, we also research their approach on the risk management system as a quality differentiator on the market and not only as a mandatory regulation. The medical field is overall one of the most regulated fields and has additional specific regulation for each country.

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Keywords :

Competitivity, Organizational Effort, Private Medical Institutions, Risk Management, Safety.

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