Yokohama Municipal Hospital Medium-Term Management Plan

Municipal hospitals have formulated the “Yokohama Municipal Hospital Medium-Term Management Plan 2023-2027” as a new five-year medium-term management plan. Utilizing the characteristics of hospitals, we will improve the quality and ensure the safety of the medical care provided, and strive to enhance medical functions, contribute to community medicine as a whole, strengthen management capabilities, and develop human resources. In addition, we aim to build an independent and sustainable management base and aim to be a hospital that is trusted and chosen by patients and staff.
In addition, we respond appropriately to citizens' medical needs and strengthen regional cooperation, and continue to play a leading role as a leading hospital in community medicine.
This plan is also positioned as a “Public Hospital Management Enhancement Plan” that is required to be formulated based on the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' “Guidelines for Strengthening Public Hospital Management to Ensuring a Sustainable Community Health Provision System”.

In March 2019, we formulated "Yokohama City Hospital Medium-Term Management Plan 2019-2022".
This plan is also positioned as a “new public hospital reform plan” that is required to be formulated based on the “New Public Hospital Reform Guidelines” of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications.

In July 2015, as a successor plan to the "Second Yokohama City Hospital Medium-Term Management Plan (FY2012-26)", the "Yokohama City Hospital Medium-Term Management Plan 2015-2018 (FY27-30)" Was formulated.
This plan is also positioned as a “new public hospital reform plan” that is required to be formulated based on the “New Public Hospital Reform Guidelines” of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications.

In March 2012, we formulated the "Second Yokohama Municipal Hospital Medium-Term Management Plan (FY2012-26)" as a successor plan to the "Yokohama City Hospital Medium-Term Management Plan (FY21-23)". .
This plan is also positioned as a “public hospital reform plan” that is required to be formulated based on the “Public Hospital Reform Guidelines” of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications.