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1 online resource (238 pages) : illustrations |
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PREFACE; INTRODUCTION; Part I. COSTS AND FINANCES IN HOSPITALS; 1.1. NEW CHANGES IN PUBLIC HOSPITAL FUNDING: THE FRENCH DRGs (GHS) AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES ON LOW-INCOME PATIENTS AND SOCIAL DISABILITIES; 1.1.1. INTRODUCTION; 1.1.2. METHODS. AN INVESTIGATIVE STRATEGY BASED ON FOUR COMPLEMENTARY EVALUATIONS; 1.1.3. MATERIAL; 1.1.4. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS; 1.1.5. RESULTS; 1.1.6. DETERMINATION OF THE LEVEL OF SOCIAL DISABILITY; 1.1.7. EVALUATION OF EXTRA RESOURCES REQUIRED TO TREAT THE SOCIALLY DISABLED PATIENTS; 1.1.8. DISCUSSION |
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1.2. COST ACCOUNTING AND ITS ROLE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF A HOSPITAL1.2.1. INTRODUCTION; 1.2.2. COST ACCOUNTING IN THE UNITS PROVIDING MEDICAL SERVICES; 1.2.3. PRECISION IN DEFINING THE COSTS OF A HOSPITAL -- USING OPERATING COSTS ACCOUNTING; 1.2.4. COST INFORMATION IN MANAGEMENT -- QUALITY COST ACCOUNTING AND TARGET COST ACCOUNTING; 1.2.5. COST ACCOUNTING OF THE REGIONAL HOSPITAL OF KARDYNAL STEFAN WYSZYŃSKI IN LUBLIN; 1.2.6. METHODS OF THE HOSPITAL'S COSTS REDUCTION; 1.2.7. CONCLUSION; 1.3. THE ASPECT OF RESOURCESIN ACTIVITY BASED COSTING FOR HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT PURPOSES |
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1.4. THE USE OF COST ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS IN HEALTH CARE UNITS IN THE LUBLIN AREA1.4.1. INTRODUCTION; 1.4.2. THE APPLICATION OF COST ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS IN CHOSEN HEALTH CARE UNITS; 1.4.3. SUMMARY; 1.5. THE ROLE OF INTERNAL AUDIT IN HOSPITALS; 1.5.1. INTRODUCTION; 1.5.2. FORMAL BASES OF INTERNAL AUDIT IN HEALTHCARE SECTOR; 1.5.3. INTERNAL AUDITOR'S QUALIFICATIONS; 1.5.4. THE ROLE AND TYPES OF INTERNAL AUDIT IN HOSPITALS; 1.5.5. RULES OF INTERNAL AUDIT; 1.5.6. FINAL CONCLUSIONS; 1.6. CONSTRUCTION OF THE SOFT BUDGET RESTRICTIONS AND HEALTH UNIT DEBT; 1.6.1. INTRODUCTION |
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1.6.2. THE SOFT BUDGET RESTRICTIONS -- BASIC TERMS1.6.3. THE IDEA OF AN AUTONOMY UNIT; 1.6.4. THE RULES OF FINANCIAL ECONOMY OF AN AUTONOMY HOSPITAL; 1.6.5. NECESSARY CHANGES; 1.6.6. CONSEQUENCES OF FINANCIAL INSTABILITY OF AN AUTONOMY HOSPITAL FOR THE FOUNDING AGENTS; 1.6.7. CONCLUSIONS; Part II. INNOVATION, ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT OF HOSPITALS; 2.1. ORGANIZATIONAL INNOVATIONS OF HOSPITALS; 2.1.1. INNOVATIONS IN HOSPITALS; 2.1.2. INNOVATION AND ORGANISATION IN THE HOSPITAL: A FRENCH PERSPECTIVE; 2.1.3. ORGANIZATIONAL INNOVATIONS IN PRODUCTION OF HOSPITAL SERVICE |
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2.1.4. ORGANISATIONAL STANDARDS OF THE ENDOSCOPIC SURGERY WARD2.1.5. ORGANISATI ON OF ONE DAY SURGERY CLINIC; 2.1.6. INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND RISK MANAGEMENT IN HEALTH INSTITUTIONS. A PRACTICE-BASED APPROACH; 2.2. MANAGEMENT OF HOSPITALS; 2.2.1. THE APPLICATION OF THE PROCESS-ORIENTED MANAGEMENT CONCEPT IN IMPROVING THE PRODUCTIVITY OF HOSPITAL OPERATION; 2.2.2. FUNCTIONING OF HOSPITALS AFTER COMMERCIALIZATION; Part III. HUMAN RESOURCE, PATIENTS' RIGHTS AND QUALITY SERVICE OF HOSPITALS; 3.1. HUMAN RESOURCE OF HOSPITALS; 3.1.1. PERSPECTIVE OF PERSONNEL FUNCTION DEVELOPMENT IN POLISH HOSPITALS |
| Summary |
A successful health care unit means meeting patients' expectations, taking advantage of the latest organizational and technological solutions and, at the same time, providing financial balance. To achieve such a success the units have to put stress on modern methods of management, taking into account the cost analysis, its structure, controlling and caring about income. It is surprising why it has been so difficult for the hospitals to implement changes in their organization or management in favorable conditions for innovations. Is there any opposition to the innovations, successfully imple |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
| Subject |
Hospitals -- Administration.
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Hospital care -- Cost effectiveness
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Hospital Administration
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POLITICAL SCIENCE -- Public Policy -- Social Security.
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POLITICAL SCIENCE -- Public Policy -- Social Services & Welfare.
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Hospital care -- Cost effectiveness
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Hospitals -- Administration
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Electronic book
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| Author |
Stępniewski, Jan
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Bugdol, Marek
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| ISBN |
9788323380276 |
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8323380279 |
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