Financial management training provided to healthcare workers in An Giang province
The An Giang Provincial Department of Health provided training on financial management, asset management, and medical service pricing to over 300 healthcare personnel in the region.
During a three-day training program held in An Giang province, hundreds of account holders and chief accountants acquired up-to-date knowledge on financial management, public assets, and service pricing.
Purpose of the Training Program
The An Giang Provincial Department of Health cooperated with the Institute for Financial Technology Development to organize a comprehensive training course.
The program aims to improve financial and asset management knowledge for affiliated units and health stations.
Participant Profile and Scope
More than 300 trainees consisting of account holders, chief accountants, and public health officials participated in the training.
Trainees were supported in addressing financial issues encountered in practical operations.
Main Topics of the Training
Throughout the three-day training, trainees had the opportunity to receive up-to-date information in four main areas.
The responsibilities of account holders and chief accountants were among the important headings of the program.
Asset and Pricing Plans
The management and efficient use of public assets were discussed in detail within the scope of the program.
Additionally, guidance was provided to participants on the preparation of medical service pricing plans.
Accounting and Financial Reporting
The organization of accounting work and financial reporting processes were conveyed by the trainers.
Issues related to determining the income-expenditure differences derived from independent financing sources were examined.
Resolution of Operational Challenges
Practical information aimed at helping healthcare facilities solve problems in practical operations was shared.
Increases in administrative costs and processes for developing pricing plans were evaluated.
Mechanism and Autonomy Practices
Methods for utilizing PACS pricing and the Operational Development Fund were detailed.
The implementation of a secure and compliant financial autonomy mechanism was targeted.