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[Q1 2026 Hospital Management Trend Report] Restructuring of Fees, Value-Based Payment, and the Beginning of Medical AI Internalization

An Era of Transformation, Where Executives Must Stand Again. The shock wave triggered by the collective action of resident doctors in 2024 was not merely a workforce vacancy. It was an event that laid bare the fact that the structural premises upon which South Korean hospital management had long relied—namely, the low-cost, high-labor talent pool of resident doctors, external growth through bed expansion, and a revenue equation maintained under fee-for-service systems—no longer operate.

박소유 기자Published 2026년 4월 2일Updated 2026년 9월 18일
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[Q1 2026 Hospital Management Trend Report] Restructuring of Fees, Value-Based Payment, and the Beginning of Medical AI Internalization

An Era of Transformation, Where Executives Must Stand Again The shock wave triggered by the collective action of resident doctors in 2024 was not merely a workforce vacancy.…

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