MEDICAL AND SOCIAL JUSTIFICATION OF THE FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC CONDITION OF THE «HORODENKA NON-COMMERCIAL CENTER OF

Mykola P Stovban1

  • 1COMMUNAL NON-COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE " IVANO-FRANKIVSK REGIONAL CLINICAL INFECTIOUS HOSPITAL OF IVANO-FRANKIVSK REGIONAL COUNCIL'', IVANO-FRANKIVSK, UKRAINE.

Wiadomosci Lekarskie (Warsaw, Poland : 1960)
|January 2, 2023
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This study analyzes the financial and economic condition of the Horodenka non-commercial center of primary medical care before and after implementing a hospital district. Key findings highlight the need for improved financial management and personnel strategies to enhance healthcare quality and efficiency.

Area of Science:

  • Healthcare Management
  • Public Health Economics
  • Primary Medical Care Systems

Background:

  • The Ukrainian healthcare system faces criticism for low-quality medical services, impacting patient satisfaction and public trust.
  • Effective healthcare delivery and infrastructure are intrinsically linked to the nation's economic development and financial stability.
  • Financial underpinnings are crucial for establishing an efficient healthcare system and ensuring the operational capacity of medical institutions.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To identify the specific medical and social factors influencing the financial and economic status of the Horodenka non-commercial center of primary medical care.
  • To analyze the center's performance indicators both prior to and following the implementation of a hospital district model.
  • To pinpoint and address the root causes of inefficiency within the Horodenka non-commercial center of primary medical care.

Main Methods:

  • Employed a system approach and system analysis for a comprehensive study of the healthcare facility's internal and external relationships.
  • Utilized a process approach to examine management system activities before and after the hospital district's introduction.
  • Applied medical and statistical methods for data processing, alongside analytical techniques.

Main Results:

  • Healthcare facility efficiency and service quality are primary objectives of any healthcare system.
  • Despite global implementation of quality assurance programs, Ukrainian medical institutions often receive public criticism for service quality.
  • The quality of medical services, care, and infrastructure is dependent on the foundational principles of the medical system and national economic health.

Conclusions:

  • Post-hospital district implementation, specific measures are recommended to enhance financial management effectiveness at the Horodenka center.
  • Improving personnel management, including recruiting qualified specialists and motivating staff, is vital for overall efficiency.
  • Implementing robust financial planning, targeted fund utilization, strict cost control, and an effective internal audit system are crucial for budget institutions.
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