CHARACTERISTICS OF PROVISION OF HEALTH CARE TERTIARY LEVEL FACILITIES THE EXPENSIVE EQUIPMENT AND ITS USE
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https://doi.org/10.11603/1681-2786.2014.2.3362Abstract
Purpose: To examine and analyze supply of health care tertiary level facilities of expensive equipment and level of its use.
Materials and methods. Research was spent according to the Order of carrying out of equipment inventory in the state and municipal health care facilities that provide secondary (specialized) and tertiary (highly specialized) medical care with application of automated information-analytical system of resource providing of health care institutions.
Results. Insufficient and inappropriate to industry standards level of provision of health care tertiary level facilities by expensive equipment and unsatisfactory level of its operation has been established.
Conclusions. The revealed organizational deficiencies can negatively influence on quality of medical care rendering at tertiary level.
KEY WORDS: tertiary level of health care provision, supply, expensive equipment.Downloads
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