Abstract
This paper explores the transformation of hospital archive management from a public administration perspective, emphasizing the shift towards an open model and public administration paradigm. By analyzing the concepts of publicness, service-orientedness, and collaborative governance, it proposes new management ideas of public responsibility, comprehensive development, and fair service. It also introduces practical paradigms such as document integration, resource management, and public participation, as well as implementation paths for enhancing awareness, institutional construction, cultural creation, and mechanism improvement. The aim is to promote the modernization of hospital archive management through the combination of theory and practice, efficiently serving society and public health.
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