MT napisal:

> I to nie byl szpital prywatny , to byl gminny szpital z lekarzami z
> powolania.
>
> Pragne zaznaczyc ze w Niemczech nikt kto chce sie dorobic nie pcha sie do
> sluzby zrowia sa to ludzi e z powolania u nas pokutuje buraczane przekonanie
> ze lekarz to bogacz i wle synalkow buraczanych mamusiek trafilo do sluzby
> zdrowia pragnac sie wzbogacic .


Zainteresowal mnie Twoj post i poszperalem w sieci, aby zorientowac sie jak
wyglada sytuacja sluzbie zdrowia po zjednoczeniu Niemiec.
Znalazlem taka informacje:


1. http://www.medhunters.com/articles/healthcareInGerma
ny.html


"The Federal Republic of Germany lies in the middle of Europe. Reunification in
1990 transformed Germany into the largest country in Europe, with 16 states
(Länder) that cover an area of 356,970 square kilometers (137,827 square miles).
This densely populated country has more than 83 million people.

Despite the heavy financial strain imposed by reunification, Germany has
continued to invest 10.5% of GDP on healthcare (which compares with 13.7% in the
USA, 9.5% in Canada, and 7.0% in England).

Q: What kind of healthcare system does Germany have?

A: The German health service is highly decentralized. Each of the 16 states
share responsibility with the central government for the building and upkeep of
hospitals, while the state-regulated health insurance providers exert some
control over running costs. Of Germany's 2,030 hospitals, 790 are publicly
owned, 820 are private non-profit, and 420 are private for-profit. The Catholic
and Protestant churches run many of the hospitals with federal or state
subsidies. The hospitals, in general, are packed with technological
sophistication and a high level of accommodation comfort. According to World
Health Organization (WHO) statistics, Germany has an average of 358.40
physicians per 100,000 inhabitants (the USA has 279.0 and Canada has 229.1).}

Krotko o wnioskach:

* Pomimo trudnej sytuacji ekonomicznej po zjednoczeniu, Niemcy nie zaprzestaly
inwestowac 10.5% of GDP w sluzbe zdrowia ( dla porownania: 13.7% w USA, 9.5%
w Kandzie i 7.0% w Wielkiej Brytanii).

* Niemcy maja 2,030 szpitali z tego 790 to szpitale publiczne, 820 prywatnych
non-profit i 420 prywatnych for-profit.

(Szpitale sa prowadzone rowniez przez Koscioly Katolckie i Ewangieliczne).


2. Przypominam niektore dane statystyczne, ze strony WHO w celach porownawczych:

* http://www.who.int/countries/deu/en/ - Niemcy

Gross national income per capita (PPP international $): 29,210

Total expenditure on health per capita (Intl $, 2004): 3,171

Total expenditure on health as % of GDP (2004): 10.6


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* http://www.who.int/countries/pol/en/ - Polska

Gross national income per capita (PPP international $): 13,490

Total expenditure on health per capita (Intl $, 2004): 814

Total expenditure on health as % of GDP (2004): 6.2


A "pywatyzacja" szpitali w Polsce bedzie prawdopodobnie wygladala tak:

http://wiadomosci.onet.pl/1446828,2677,kioskart.html


Ten ostatni link bez dodatkowego komentarza.....


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