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[Methodological approach to the study of effectiveness of health services. II]
Abstract:
The paper deals with theoretical problems associated with the evaluation of medical, social and economic effectiveness, and the authors mention different approaches to the evaluation of provision concerning the health of some population groups and provisions concerning the population as a whole. Attention is also focused on information problems of effectiveness. In the paper formulae and methodological aspects are given which can be used for the calculation of the economic effect of various prosions which reduce the morbidity, which help to save human lives or lead to an increased productivity of labour. In the conclusion methodological recommendations are given for the approach in investigations of the effectiveness of health care.
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