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   <publisher>Tsinghua University</publisher>
   <dateIssued>2015</dateIssued>
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 <note>Founded in 1892, Nanjing Gulou Hospital, is one of the earliest western &#13;
medical hospitals in China. It was founded by Dr. William Edward &#13;
Macklin, M.D., Disciples (Canada) Mission to China, with the assistance &#13;
of Prof. Frank Eugene Meigs, the Curch of Christ (USA), and the local &#13;
Nanjing community. At its early stage of establishment, the hospital &#13;
took &quot;Love, Kindness and Public Service&quot; as its philosophy and &quot;No &#13;
prejudice to patients as the first priority&quot;, proposed by Macklin, as an&#13;
 aspiration. However, due to the uneven distribution of medical &#13;
resources, neglect of humanities in China's medical education, among &#13;
other reasons, Chinese public hospitals showed a lack of human concern &#13;
over a long period of time. In 2004, the president of Gulou Hospital, &#13;
Ding Yitao, took humanism as a breakthrough point, and first proposed &#13;
the missing of honoring the hospital's heritage of humanism and building&#13;
 the best humanistic hospital. At a high level, the strategic &#13;
transformation is implemented along three dimensions: building a &#13;
memorial hall to honor the heritage of humanistic spirit of Gulou &#13;
Hospital, launching an expansion project for the hospital that improves &#13;
availability and quality of health care, as well as transforming &#13;
hospital management, operation and performance evaluation that stimulate&#13;
 the cultural consciousness of all employees and create a humanistic &#13;
hospital. Since Gulou Hospital embarked on the journal to build the best&#13;
 humanistic hospital in China, it has generated positive results in &#13;
terms of patient attraction and satisfaction level. Gulou Hospital has &#13;
become an exemplar of modern, humanistic hospital in China and received &#13;
many awards. However, going forward, the hospital faces mounting &#13;
challenges. How to further deepening the reform and engage all &#13;
employees? Will Gulou Hospital's core competency sustain into the future&#13;
 and continues to enable the hospital to gain a strong foothold in the &#13;
increasingly crowded healthcare market?&lt;br&gt;</note>
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