Author(s)

Kim-Fatt Khiew¹, Mingchih Chen¹, Ben-Chang Shia², Chun-Hen Pan³

¹Graduate School of Business Administration, Fu Jen Catholic University, New Taipei City.
²School of Health Care Administration, Taipei Medical University, Taipei City.
³Alison Maternal and Child Clinic.

Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to find out the new insight and concept of management strategy for Taiwan local clinic in a low reimbursement insurance payment system. Besides the golden spirit of keeping human healthy and best quality of life style, creating stable financial income is another big issue. However, healthcare industry is highly competitive among same industry as well as high-end technology investment. Therefore, a suitable dynamic strategy should be taken into consideration further healthcare service undertaking. After the implementation of adopted balanced scorecard with new in-sight strategy toward child and maternal clinic, and additional of SWOT analysis, Blue Ocean Strategy and 7s Mckinsey theory, a suitable dynamic strategy created a great value in health care industry. It created a value added dynamic strategy to solve low reimbursement insurance payment system; local clinic not only gained a better profit and service expansion but also promoted health care to a higher level, especially in child and maternal healthcare services. Design/Methodology/Approach: This is a local Obs & Gyn local clinic qualitative case study. All observation phenomena were observed and recorded down from the clinic. Adoption of balanced scorecard, new insight of blue ocean strategy and 7’s Mckinsey Theory formulates a dynamic strategy for the clinic management.

Adopted Balanced Score Card, Blue Ocean Strategy, 7s Mckinsey, Dy-namic Strategy, Healthcare Industry, P Obs & Gyn Clinic, A Obs & Gyn Clinic, Value-Added, Innovation

Khiew, K. , Chen, M. , Shia, B. and Pan, C. (2020) The Implementation of Adopted Balanced Scorecard with New Insight Strategy Framework for the Healthcare Industry: A Case Study. Open Journal of Business and Management, 8, 600-627. doi: 10.4236/ojbm.2020.82036.