Strategic Purchasing and Health System Efficiency: Prospects for Health Sector Reform in Latvia

Pētersone, Māra; Ketners, Kārlis; Krieviņš, Dainis; Eriņš, Ingars

doi:10.37394/23207.2020.17.6

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“…Examples of this include hunting cooperatives; d) associationsonly legal entities may be members. Examples include municipal specialised associations (e.g., waste management associations) (Grundmann & Rathner, 2021;Pētersone et al, 2020). Furthermore, in Germany, railway companies are also considered to be legal entities under public law.…”

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Since the institution of public legal entities plays an important role in contemporary society, both in the state and in the economic development of countries, there is a need to clear up its legal status and specifics. The lack of a clear, universally accepted classification criterion for distinguishing between legal entities under public law and legal entities under private law leads to difficulties in determining their legal status and resolving civil disputes involving public law entities. An evaluation of the current theoretical provisions regarding legal entities is required for the development of their further improvement, as well as for their adaptation to market relations and free entrepreneurship. This study aims to identify: the specific features of legal entities in public law; the main peculiarities that can be used to distinguish legal entities established under public law from legal entities established under private law; the criteria underlying the selection of legal entities; as well as the status of research on the institution of public law legal entities in France, Germany and Ukraine. The result of this scientific paper is elucidation of the significance of the classification of legal entities under public law as participants in civil legal relations. This research highlights the importance of clearly defining and consolidating legal entities under public law in regulatory documents to streamline litigation processes, using the notion of their purpose as a comprehensive classification criterion and drawing on the benefits observed in the exhaustive lists of public-law entities in France and Germany.

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“…In addition, the situation with the coronavirus pandemic in 2020 worsened the financial situation around the world. This unprecedented situation has pushed the IT system to help many people in the field of communication, distance learning, remote work, and so onn (COVID-19 and E-Commerce 2020;Pētersone et al 2020). Further systematic improvement of e-government can prepare the country for challenges such as limited financial resources.…”

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Legal Regulation of State Electronic Services: Relevant Issues and Ways of Improvement

Duisenkul,

Ospanova,

Taigamitov

et al. 2023

Data Science Journal

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The emergence of new platforms to promote concepts such as e-government and open data, which are currently being actively implemented in many countries around the world, and, more importantly, the need to promote civic participation and engagement in this regard, which are perhaps two key components for the successful implementation of any modern e-government project, provide both new opportunities and challenges for policy makers in implementing this idea in the Republic of Kazakhstan, which is actively trying to technologically reform the public sector. The result of the policy of implementing the e-government in the Republic of Kazakhstan was the creation of a single e-government portal with unified databases and unified electronic services for the entire country, which were integrated into a single area of the concept in both the political and technological meaning. At present, public services are provided by personal contact through the offices of the Public Service Centre and online through the e-government portal, whose projects include dozens of different information systems, registers, and state databases, and hundreds of applications and services. In modern realities in the Republic of Kazakhstan, it is necessary to conduct a survey to measure the effectiveness of public services, similar to Citizens First in Canada, in order to determine the quality and comparison in the survey, a Common Measurement Tool can be used. As a result of the study, it was also concluded that the following aspects of legal regulation need to be improved in the Republic of Kazakhstan: the establishment of a body for monitoring and protecting information data, as well as the consideration of complaints regarding the violations of the right to protect information data; the need to consolidate national legislation in the field of e-government into a single legal act; the establishment of an interdepartmental state body in the field of e-government.

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Management of Innovation Processes In the Health Economy System of Ukraine

Zakharchenko

Glazova

Zhvanenko

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Wseas Transactions on Environment and Development

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In today's health economics, resort and recreation is one of the most lucrative areas of the economy. Ukraine has a strong resort and recreational potential, the effective development of which can bring real economic benefits. This requires the formation of a systemic strategy for the development of such systems, an integral part of which are innovations. The purpose of the article is to analyze and develop methods for managing innovations in the health economy of Ukraine with its further development. The author's concept, which is based on the methods of economic dynamics, multicriteria optimization and optimal management, is used as a methodological approach. That is the first time the proposed concept has been used to analyze, forecast and formulate innovation policy and the development of innovation processes in the health economy. It allows to build predictive scenarios of innovation development with a high degree of accuracy compared to existing approaches, and is more adequate and universal in a pandemic. As a result of the research the concept of innovation development strategy as a certain period of cyclical dynamics was substantiated, and scenarios of influence, development and implementation of innovations were obtained. The proposed approach provides an opportunity to consider the development of the health economy and, in particular, resort and recreational systems as a process of transformational change of innovation strategies. On this basis, a model is built that allows for a scenario description of the transformation of innovative strategies of resort and recreational systems. The proposed model allows for choosing an innovation policy, i.e. at what point in time to begin the implementation of a new resort and recreational technology, which includes decisions on the feasibility of its implementation in general. The simulation results can be used to form a new modern strategy for the development of the health economy in Ukraine.

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Strategic Purchasing and Health System Efficiency: Prospects for Health Sector Reform in Latvia

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