This document discusses the many challenges faced by modern hospitals. Hospitals must balance the needs of patients, staff, and operations while managing new technologies, regulations, and limited resources. Key challenges include a lack of infrastructure and staff, financial constraints, overcrowding, and meeting the high expectations of patients and the community in a competitive healthcare environment. Hospitals must also navigate legal requirements and community responsibilities while maintaining quality care. Strategies to address these challenges involve clear responsibilities, training, efficiency, technology, community relations, and strong leadership.

1. CHALLENGES OF HOSPITALDR.N.C.DAS

2. NATURE OF CHALLANGESModern present day hospital is a complex matrix organisation with amalgam of social architecture and latest technology.

3. The present hospital function has unique components of its own apart from functioning as a business organisation , research laboratory, and a provision store.

4. It is important to strike a balance between internal operations and external connections with emphasis on planning, development, efficient operation and cost containment.

5. The biggest nature of challenge is from the Wish list of health care institution, expanded need list of professionals and demand list of users (patient), people and community.

6. Over and above all these the administrator has to manage with present day innovations technologies, legislation ,optimum utilisation of scare resource and compliance to various acts and rules.WHY CHALLENGES Rapid development in Med. Tech.

7. Increase Health awareness of people

8. Rapid Urbanization

9. Increase demand for better facilities

10. Active participation of Media

11. Legal involvements in hospital affair