Application of clinical and economic analysis to substantiate the inclusion of noninvasive ventilation in the list of high-tech medical care

Abstract

BACKGROUND: The inclusion of the method of noninvasive ventilation in the list of high-tech medical care has both a social and economic aspect and needs financial justification.
 AIM: To justify the cost of medical care for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, when using the method of noninvasive lung ventilation, to prove the need to include this method of treatment in the list of high-tech medical care with calculations of financial support for this area of medical activity and its social significance.
 MATERIALS AND METHODS: The article presents research data implemented using the following methods: interdisciplinary, comparative, qualitative and quantitative content analysis.
 RESULTS: The cost of medical care for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is calculated, when using the method of noninvasive ventilation of the lungs, one of the generalizing methods for calculating the economic efficiency of a clinical hospital in the system of compulsory medical insurance in order to improve the health of patients and ensure the availability of high-tech medical care provided by the federal medical organization.
 CONCLUSION: The medical and sociological analysis of the economic activity of a medical organization allowed us to justify the wider use of medical care standards, propose ways to improve them not only to control the quality of medical care provided, but also to strengthen the economic foundations of healthcare organizations and increase the effectiveness of both the treatment methods themselves and state financing of innovations.