The Impact of Administrative Structures on Performance in Hospitals: A Comparison with Al-Zamakhshari and Al-Tahir Ibn Ashur

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Between hospital walls.. where numbers meet lives. Have you ever asked yourself why one hospital succeeds in saving a life while another fails despite possessing the same equipment? The answer lies not only in the surgeon's scalpel or the drug's efficacy but in those hidden bonds called 'administrative structures.' This book is not merely a dry management guide but an exploratory journey into the heart of health systems, where decisions are drafted behind desks to determine human destinies in operating rooms. The author, with his experience spanning three decades, accompanies us on an exceptional tour beginning from the philosophy of 'the hospital' as a human entity aiming not only at profit but extending its impact to mental health and social responsibility. The book intelligently progresses from the behind-the-scenes of strategic planning to the complexities of organization, revealing concepts of 'managerial bullying' that can demolish an entire institution's efficiency, and 'managerial autism' hindering development. In a style blending scientific precision and the spirit of inspiration, the work.