Table 4.

Criteria for selecting the best organizational modalities in hospitals

Criteria		Definition	References
C1	Access	Availability of services for recipients of health services and their ability of patients to receive these services	[42–45]
C2	Hospital admissions	The number of patients admitted by the hospital during a specific period	[46–48]
C3	Average Length of Stay(ALOS)	The number of days the patient spends in the hospital since admission is divided by the number of people discharged (including deaths during the year)	[48–50]
C4	Outpatient visits	The number of outpatients referred to the hospital during a specific period	[51, 52]
C5	Bed occupancy rate	The number of beds used by the hospital in a certain period compared to all the beds in the hospital	[52, 53]
C6	Income	The amount of financial income earned by the hospital during a certain period	[45, 48, 54–59]
C7	Number of personnel	Number of staff in the hospital	[61–63]
C8	Status of equipment	The level of relative quality and modernity of the hospital equipment	[4, 64]
C9	Patient satisfaction	The level of patients' satisfaction with the services received from the hospital	[65, 66]
C10	Employee satisfaction	The level of satisfaction of hospital staff from the organizational unit in which they are employed	[67–69]