Characteristic of methodical approaches of efficiency analysis of health care system in Slovakia according DEA approach.

The work focuses on consumer's problems in medicine, pacients's compensation and malpractice in practices. First part of this diploma work content theoretical part which shows the law system of compensation, fault and non -- fault liability in the Czech Republic. Health compensation is being huge and very expencive these days specially in the states of western Europe and USA. That is why the part of the work compares the law rules and system between Czech Republic, Germany and France. Because New Zealand has very unusual non -- fault system and the burden of proof doesn't bear the pacient but the hospital the comparision was made also with this country. This issue is also very interesting from the economic point of view. The whole analyses agrees on hypothesis: Consumers'law protection in medicin is comparable with EU and satisfactory.

The subject of this thesis describes system of health service financing in the Czech Republic in connection to the actual situation. After introducing current problems there is an analysis of reformative efforts of system stabilization. The final part of the thesis is focused on the evaluation of reformative attempts and it is compared with selected health services in the Europe.

The thesis focuses on describing the transformation process of the merger of five hospitals Vysocina region in one functional unit, through the use Kotter model of changes. Due to influence the process of changing interest groups, to the extent described the process of analysis of the influence of interest groups in order to determine the method of communication between these groups and the team implementing change. The content of the thesis is also developing an action plan to implement the changes by determining the time frame for individual operations.

Diploma thesis focuses on factors, which could affect the economic result of university hospitals. Panel data analysis is used for the quantification of influence variables on the economic result of hospitals. On the basis of said research questions, the data are divided into non-economic part and part of economic indicators and at the same time into the part included all ten university hospitals and the part without the Military University Hospital Prague, which became the university hospital in 2012. From the non-economic indicators show as a influential variables the representation of the seniors, the use of beds, the number of doctors per bed, the total population increase and the number of hospitalized per doctor. From the economic indicators is certain influence observed in the private health expenditure per inhabitant, the expenses of insurance companies per hospitalized and the basic rate of value-added tax. In addition to the quantitative factors, the qualitative factors have also been influenced by the economic result of university hospitals.

Ghana since the 1960s has sourced foreign aid from international donors for economic growth and development. The contribution of foreign aid to Ghana’s GDP constituted about 0.002% after its introduction in the 1960s. Foreign aid rose up to US$ 1306.93 million in 2008, thereby making Ghana one of the consistent countries to receive foreign aid from international donors. The increasing rate of foreign aid in Ghana has alarmed most researchers to argue on the impact of foreign aid on the development of economic growth and stability concerning poverty mitigation in the country. The fundamental reason for the study is to assess the impact of foreign aid on the economic progress of Ghana in the areas of education, health and agricultural. The study adopted a mixed research method approach. Therefore, the data used qualitative and quantitative metrics to assess the effectiveness of foreign aid in Ghana. The study also revealed that aids come in the form of funds which are mostly diverted into the educational system, health and rural development including the agricultural sector, transport, power and housing. Nevertheless, the study found that the USA support Ghana in terms of humanitarian needs like prevention of natural disasters, crisis and related national conflict. They also include aids like provision of food, healthcare services, water, sanitation and other destructions. Furtherance, the study indicated the US provided food aid to Ghanaians especially when there is hunger in the country. Food aid primarily deals with the provision of foodstuffs and related materials to the lacking economy. With regards to food aid, recipient countries can use some of the attached materials to support the agricultural industry in the country which would ensure that productivity is enhanced and improved to achieve domestic food security as well as enhancing the performance of the agricultural sector thus promoting the competitiveness of the sector. Education is one of the fundamental elements of socio-economic development, and therefore the government must ensure that the education system is enhanced so that teaching and learning can be efficient in enabling the individual to acquire the knowledge and skills required to assist in economic development. This study has implications on the policies concerning human rights, civil liberties, education, health, corruption elimination, good governance, and ultimately sustainable economic growth. The study would also serve as an empirical review for future searchers in related fields since it gives relevant information on foreign aid and its impact on economic growth.

Obecná část diplomové práce se zabývá vymezením základních pojmů souvisejících se zdravotnictvím (zdraví a péče o něj, zdravotnické služby, zdravotní politika a zdravotnictví), zdravotnickým systémem a jeho typologií, možnostmi financování a úhrad zdravotní péče. Analytická část je věnována českému systému zdravotnictví, výdajům na zdravotnictví v ČR a možným návrhům na zlepšení situace.

The objective of the diploma thesis is to study the systems of health care and hygienic prevention in České Budějovice from the second half of the 19th century to the end of the Second World War on the basis of an analysis of still existing archival materials concerning health care issues. The thesis also includes an inventory of selected archival documents, a diagram related to health care administration on the national level and pictorial materials. The diploma thesis is divided to two extensive sections, the first of which deals with the organisation of the health care system on the national level, summarizing the knowledge obtained from literature from the reforms introduced by Maria Theresia and Joseph the Second till the communist putsch in 1948. The content of these chapters covers legislation of the public health care system, the history of the Faculty of Medicine in Prague, and development of social care in the studied period. The other section already focuses on the city of České Budějovice and the organisation of the health care system managed by local authorities. Individual subchapters deal with public bodies participating in organisation of the medical care in the city and continuous improvement of the state of health of local population. This includes activities of the municipal committee and the health council and health commission attached to the municipal committee, obligations of doctors and other medical staff appointed by the municipal authority, and also the history of the hospital in České Budějovice and other medical and health and social institutions. The antiepidemic work of the aforementioned bodies and the process of improvement of the city for the benefit of health of population in České Budějovice are also reconstructed in the thesis on the basis of still existing sources. The last subchapter deals with funeral administration with emphasis put on newly developing cremation which was very difficult to promote at the beginning of the 20th century. For illustration purposes, the annex section presents three diagrams of development of the state health care system as it was changing in the course of time, furthermore, a thematic inventory of the documented archival materials and selected photographs of the time for illustration.

This Master Thesis focuses on the structure of health related financial flows and patient satisfaction with privately owned hospitals in the Czech Republic. The main aim was to provide a general overview of health care system in the Czech Republic, to describe how the health care system is financed, and to find out if patients hospitalized in privately owned hospitals are more satisfied with the care provided in this type of hospitals. Having analyzed the major statistical reports from the WHO, EU, and the Institution of Health Information and Statistics of the Czech Republic, the theoretical part provided a comprehensive summary of health care, health financial flows, and pricing of health treatments. The practical part, on the other hand, shows distribution of health costs among differently aged people in the form of contribution/expenditure ratio. Finally, the results of the questionnaires conducted among patients in privately owned hospitals enabled to conclude that patients in the Czech Republic are still not fully aware of the difference between privately and publically owned hospitals.

The goal of this master thesis is the analysis of trends in public and private expenditures on health care in the Czech republic, which have a tendency to develop above possibility o public budget in the context of long-term sustainability. This create pressure on the increase of share of private expenditures. In this thesis will be attention also focus on the proportion of public and private expenditures in total expenditures with evaluation of consequences for availability of needed health care for citizen in social deprivation. Part of the thesis will be focus on elasticity of demand for health care in view of the sensitivity, that have citizen in social deprivation to the increase of private expeditures on health care. The thesis will include quest to find a possibility of financing health care from private resources and describe prices of health care in the public system of health service.