Health facilities require teams of health workers with complementary skills and responsibilities to efficiently provide quality care.
John Vanderslice: As one of the largest hotel companies in the world, we have always felt a certain responsibility to operate efficiently and set a solid example for other corporations.
"F.H.F.A. has a responsibility to Congress and taxpayers to efficiently, consistently, and reliably ensure that the compensation paid to Fannie Mae's and Freddie Mac's senior executives is reasonable," 'said Steve A. Linick, the newly appointed inspector general of the agency, in a statement.
Some of the responsibilities listed in this document are responsibilities to look after the patient's own health, though these responsibilities too can be construed as a social responsibility to use public resources efficiently.
As with other patient social responsibilities, the responsibility to use health resources efficiently should not undermine fair access to care, should not fall disproportionately on disadvantaged populations, and must admit of degrees in reflection of the extent of individual choice over health care decisions [ 67].
In the current political and economic climate, state-funded healthcare systems, including the NHS, have a responsibility to ensure resources are deployed efficiently to maximise health benefits, reduce health inequalities, and increase productivity and access to services [ 27, 28].
We have a fiduciary responsibility to spend their hard-earned dollars as efficiently as we can.
In a time when the government is under pressure to curtail spending, we have a responsibility to assure foreign assistance continues and is efficiently and effectively used.
Patients too have a social responsibility to use their community's health resources efficiently and to promote the health of their community.
Lincolnshire West CCG told HSJ that it had "a responsibility to ensure public money is spent effectively and efficiently".
