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[The current statistical structure of the autopsy and biopsy material incoming per pathologist]
Arkhiv Patologii
|January 1, 1991
Insights
This study analyzes pathologist workload and material structure in various hospitals. It details necropsy and biopsy data based on disease classification over one year.
Area of Science:
- Pathology
- Medical Statistics
- Hospital Administration
Context:
- Analysis of pathologist workload in regional, republican, city, and central hospitals, and oncological dispensaries.
- Examination of data collected over a one-year period.
- Focus on the structure of necropsy and biopsy materials.
Purpose:
- To statistically analyze the work performed by pathologists.
- To describe the composition of necropsy and biopsy samples.
- To understand disease distribution (nosology) within hospital settings.
Summary:
- A statistical analysis was conducted on 431 records detailing pathologist activities in diverse healthcare facilities.
- The study categorizes necropsy and biopsy materials by disease type (nosology).
- Findings provide insights into the types and volume of pathological work undertaken.
Impact:
- Informs hospital resource allocation and pathologist training needs.
- Contributes to understanding disease prevalence patterns in different hospital types.
- Provides a benchmark for pathological service delivery and quality assessment.
Abstract:
A statistical analysis of 431 records with the information concerning the work of a pathologist in the regional, republican, city and central hospitals and in the oncological dispensaries during one year is performed. The structure of the necropsy and biopsy material according to the nosology in the above hospitals is described.