Abstract
Purpose: This is ex-post evaluation on the Central General Hospital in Quang Nam Province in Vietnam funded by Korean ODA. Through this evaluation, this study tries to explore useful ways to improve effectiveness of Korean ODA projects related to hospital establishment. Methods: Field survey and analysis of questionaire to staffs and patients of Quang Nam Province General Hospital were conducted twice in 2012 and 2014 after completion of Hospital. Two sets of surveys and questionaire outcomes have been comparatively analysed by statistics in order to seek trend of satisfaction level of hospital users and find out improvement way in hospital design and construction. Results: The satisfaction level on hospital was relatively high and that of 2014 is higher than that of 2012. The satisfaction level of users was recorded in Likert 5 scales. Continuous facility complement and maintenance is considered as main contributor in increasing satisfaction level of users. As far as satisfaction level of outpatient is concerned, that of 2012 was recorded as 3.65 and that of 2014 was 4.05. In case of inpatient, satisfaction level on hospital in 2012 was 3.76, and 4.06 in 2014. Implications: In overseas hospital projects, proper hospital project management system including medical service plan, strategic plan, brief, design & construction and maintenance have to be put together effectively and efficiently for success of hospital project. At same time local climate, culture, building material and local code have to be considered in order to build sustainable hospital.
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