Highlights of the rehabilitation activity of the hospitals for long-term treatment and rehabilitation – affiliates of the medical institute of the ministry of the interior – a means of achieving the goals
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10257621Keywords:
sanatorium treatment, healing activity, health service, management, quality of medical servicesAbstract
Purpose: The purpose of the research is to study the rehabilitation activities of long-term treatment and rehabilitation hospitals in the branches of the Medical Institute of the Ministry of the Interior.
Findings: The author's thesis is to prove the need for a mechanism to compensate for the defects of information asymmetry, and the inelasticity of demand to minimize the high financial risk for the individual user, which leads to making correct management decisions. The current study of the activity in hospitals for long-term treatment and rehabilitation will determine the emphasis in the work and management of the MI-MI.
Theoretical implications: The study proposes a mechanism to compensate for the defects of information asymmetry, demand inelasticity and high financial risk for the individual consumer.
Originality/Value: The study is a novelty from the rehabilitation activity of the long-term treatment and rehabilitation hospitals in the branch of the Medical Institute of the Ministry of the Interior.
Research limitations: The study focused on a few rehabilitation hospitals without generalizing to the whole health system.
Paper type: empirical
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