National Health Systems’ Performance: Evaluation WHO Indicators

Hejduková, Pavlína; Kureková, Lucie

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2016.09.031

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“…The Health Consumer Powerhouse (2015) presents the result of a study by the Euro Health Consumer Index, in which was analyzed, and compared the key values in health care, taking the patient point of view. Other research studies were mentioned in the paper -see for example Dlouhý (2016), Hejduková  Kureková (2016a, 2016b or Smith  Papanicolas  Mossialos (2008) etc.…”

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Performance and Sustainable of Healthcare Systems and Approaches to Its Measuring and Evaluating

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“…Healthcare systems can often be considered poorly structured, badly managed, inefficiently organized, and inadequately funded. So it is necessary to manage these systems and evaluate their performance (Hejduková & Kureková, 2016a). Performance measurement and evaluation play an important role in public policy.…”

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“…It means mainly the following: the healthcare institutions very often are poorly structured; non-effectiveness, management, etc. So it is necessary to continuously monitor the behavior of the healthcare systems and their complements and evaluate their indicators of performance (Hejduková & Kureková, 2016).…”

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Healthcare Systems in Austria and the Czech Republic – The Same History, but Some Differences

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2016

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Healthcare systems across countries are constantly undergoing long and complicated developments. Across all European countries, health care is funded by using public and private sources. For this paper, two counties were chosen with the same historical background in the context of health care funding with the following indicators of health care performance: number of physicians, number of hospital beds, life expectancy, prenatal mortality, public expendituress to the health care, private expendituress to the health care, and total expendituress to the health care. The aims of the paper are to define "healthcare system" and to characterize the main specifics of the Bismarck model of healthcare insurance; to analyze and compare the selected indicators of performance of the healthcare systems in Austria and the Czech Republic, and to compare the results of the analysis.

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“…The following data were used from the paper Hejduková, Kureková (2016). There were chosen four indicators for evaluation of healthcare performance.…”

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Causality as a Tool for Empirical Analysis in Economics

Hejduková¹,

Kureková²

2016

Proceedings of 4th Business &Amp; Management Conference

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National Health Systems’ Performance: Evaluation WHO Indicators

Cited by 13 publications

References 8 publications

Performance and Sustainable of Healthcare Systems and Approaches to Its Measuring and Evaluating

Performance and Sustainable of Healthcare Systems and Approaches to Its Measuring and Evaluating

Healthcare Systems in Austria and the Czech Republic – The Same History, but Some Differences

Causality as a Tool for Empirical Analysis in Economics

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