UNED study evaluates hospital efficiency in Madrid

The National University of Distance Education (UNED) has released the 4th edition of its Hospital Efficiency Quadrant. This latest analysis expands its scope to include medium and low-complexity hospitals within the Madrid Health Service.

The study measures three key indicators: resource management efficiency, healthcare efficiency, and technical efficiency. The findings indicate that public hospitals with private management models lead the rankings across various complexity levels.

In the high-complexity category, the Fundación Jiménez Díaz maintained its position as the most efficient hospital in Madrid. For medium-complexity hospitals, the Rey Juan Carlos University Hospital led in healthcare efficiency, while the General de Villalba hospital achieved the best results in resource management efficiency. In the low-complexity category, the Hospital Infanta Elena emerged as the leader.