Compensation Analysis on Secondary Public Hospitals of Pudong New Area in Shanghai

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Compensation Analysis on Secondary Public Hospitals of Pudong New Area in Shanghai [HREM 2015]
DOI: 10.4236/jss.2015.311004 PP.23 - 27
Author(s)
Wei Fang, Jianjun Gu, Di Xue
ABSTRACT
Objective: To analyze the employee compensation status of secondary public hospitals of Pudong New Area in Shanghai in order to provide information for compensation reform of public hospitals in Shanghai and as well as in China. Methods: We surveyed all 15 secondary public hospitals of Pudong New Area in Shanghai to collect hospital annual compensation data for their employees and to investigate their suggestions for compensation reform in public hospitals in China. We also collected related annual compensation data of employees in Shanghai and of physicians in the USA from Shanghai statistical Yearbook 2013 and from Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor. Results: The average annual compensation for the employees in secondary public hospitals of Pudong New Area in Shanghai in 2012 was 2.65 times of that for overall employees in Shanghai. The physician’s compensation in these public hospitals was relatively lower than that in the USA. Conclusion: The physicians’ compensation in the secondary public hospitals of Pudong New Area in Shanghai should be increased rationally and new compensation reform in public hospitals in Shanghai should be carefully designed.
KEYWORDS
Compensation, Public Hospital, Shanghai
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