Study on the Rationalization of Human Resources Allocation in Hospitals in the Post-Epidemic Era

Abstract

Abstract Rational hospital human resource allocation planning is important to improve the efficiency of China’s health human resource allocation and reduce the losses caused by staff waste and shortage. In this paper, we take the medical and nursing configuration of a general tertiary hospital in X city as a guiding framework and use inductive and deductive methods to summarize the factors affecting medical and nursing staffing and the experience of management in the previous period. By proposing an adaptive algorithm based on learning rate for improving BP neural network with differentiated learning rate, the dynamic adjustment of weights between different nodes is achieved. Finally, through database design and module design, two functional modules of human resource management and human resource prediction are constructed. The results of the case validation show that the HR demand forecasting model has the best prediction effect for health technicians, and the relative errors are all less than 5%, with an average relative error of 1.23% and a minimum value of only 0.25%. The relative error between the predicted and actual values of the ARIMA (2, 2, 2) dataset for practicing (assistant) physicians is less than 0.005. It shows that the HR model constructed in this paper has a certain quantitative guidance value for the rational planning of human resource allocation for hospital positions.