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Frontmatter --Contents --Illustrations (pp. 91-101) --Preface --1. "The Mother of Us All" --2. "This All-Women's Hospital" --3. "The Sick We Would Heal" --4. "Whisperings of Discontent" --5. "We Must Get Them and Keep Them" --6. "The Institution Is at a Crisis --7. "We Will Lose Our Hospital" --Conclusion --Abbreviations --Notes --Bibliography --Index

This paper is devoted to developing institutional arrangements viable for forthcoming reforms of university hospitals in Latvia based on international experience of state-owned enterprise management models and taking into account two major driving forces – national healthcare policy and operational hospital management considering efficiency and quality. The aim of the article is to analyse worldwide guidelines in the field of corporate governance of state-owned hospitals, provide Latvian university hospital governance approach, taking into consideration the regulation of state-owned enterprises and its relevance for public hospitals, identifying the primary areas of improvement and providing practical suggestions for further actions for forthcoming reforms of public-sector. In the article inductive approach and case study were applied, looking at university hospitals as an entity with health care and health service quality. Traditional scientific methods, such as comparative analysis, were used examining the significant factors for institutional arrangements of university hospitals to be considered during future developments based on the research of relevant legislation, policy documents, OECD reviews and WHO's evaluations. Proposals for semi-autonomous hospital governance improvement by creation of a Supervisory Board and a new organizational form of hospitals were developed. Necessity of future research for creation of regional healthcare network organisations for Latvian healthcare system was considered. ; Straipsnyje nagrinėjami instituciniai susitarimai, perspektyvūs Latvijos universitetinių ligoninių reformoms. Straipsnio tikslas - pateikti Latvijos universitetinės ligoninės valdymo modelį, atsižvelgiant į valstybinių įmonių reguliavimą ir jo svarbą valstybinėms ligoninėms.Atlikta lyginamoji analizė, kurioje nagrinėjami svarbūs universitetinių ligoninių institucinės struktūros veiksniai, į kuriuos reikia atsižvelgti ateityje, remiantis atitinkamų teisės aktų, politikos dokumentų, EBPO peržiūrų ir PSO vertinimų tyrimais. Parengti siūlymai dėl pusiau autonominio ligoninės valdymo tobulinimo steigiant stebėtojų tarybą ir kuriant naują organizacinę ligoninių formą. Buvo apsvarstytas būsimų mokslinių tyrimų poreikis regioninių sveikatos priežiūros tinklų organizacijų kūrimui Latvijos sveikatos priežiūros sistemoje.Raktiniai žodžiai: valstybinės įmonės, ligoninės organizaciniai modeliai, valdymas, viešosios ligoninės, sveikatos priežiūros sistema.JEL kodas: I18; H11; H75; L20.

Bettenanzahl und -belegung,sanitäre Bedingungen und Ausstattung sowie das medizinische Personal in polnischen Krankenhäusern. Daten- und faktenreiche Übersicht über die Lage und die Probleme in der gesundheitlichen Versorgung auf Grundlage des offiziellen statistischen Materials und von Interviews. BIOst/Hat

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AbstractManaged care will demand that inpatient care be well integrated with the larger mental health services system and that it take responsibility for patient outcomes after discharge.