The paper aims to explore how publicly listed hospitals in Indonesia balance profit-making with social responsibilities.
Identification of publicly listed hospitals in Indonesia
Analysis of profit orientation and social engagement
Comparison of social activities related to social insurance
Highlights the dual focus on profitability and social welfare in hospital operations
Indicates that engagement in social activities may enhance public perception and trust
Suggests potential benefits for healthcare policy and corporate responsibility frameworks
Abstract
This may be the first paper to study hospitals that are publicly listed companies focusing on profit while also engaging in social activities (social insurance).