Statistical Measurement Analysis of the Efficiency of Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospitals.

This article aims to calculate and analyze the efficiency of health resource allocation and influencing factors in traditional Chinese medicine hospitals in China in the past decade, and propose corresponding policy recommendations. The study selected input and output index data of traditional Chinese medicine hospitals in 30 regions in China, and used the three-stage data envelopment method and grey correlation method for statistical calculation. The research results indicate that the technical efficiency of traditional Chinese medicine hospitals in the central and eastern regions is better than that in the western regions. Environmental factors have a significant impact on the efficiency of health resource allocation in economically underdeveloped and remote areas, while illiteracy rate has a significant positive impact on input variables. Therefore, it is recommended to increase support for traditional Chinese medicine hospitals in economically underdeveloped areas, coordinate resource sharing and collaboration among different regions, and accurately fill the gaps in the allocation of traditional Chinese medicine health resources in the region.