Centro de Gestion Hospitalaria (Hospital Management Center), a non-profit organization established in Colombia in 1992 "to promote and lead the transformation of health management, in order to promote the overall development of the industry", recorded a loss of approximately $ 91,000 in 2001. Top management strategies are required to stop operating losses and ensure its survival. To start the alternative courses of action, it provides information on the background of the organization, activities and achievements during the 10 years of existence, structure and daily operations as well as its relationship with several companies. The contours of the main functions of the center to provide the necessary background to make strategic decisions about how to solve their operating losses and how to continue to provide training, consulting, research and information products are necessary industry players. Cover until mid-2002, and the discussion can be closed with the events that took place when the new government took office in August of that year. "Hide
by Roberto Gutierrez Source: Social Enterprise Knowledge Network 15 pages. Publication Date: August 29, 2003. Prod. #: SKE011-PDF-ENG
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