The Public Hospital Modernization Project will: (a) increase the access of the rural and urban poor to medical care services, especially for noncommunicable diseases (NCD); (b) improve the quality of medical care in public hospitals; (c) assist the country in protecting the public health through more effective control of the safety of drugs and the quality of food, and through monitoring communicable diseases; and (d) provide project-related training, and carry out a health care policy-based action program and research studies. Four project components support these objectives: (i) expanding diagnostic and treatment capabilities of the National Medical Center; (ii) upgrading equipment of the National Institute of Health; (iii) replacing and adding medical equipment in provincial and municipal hospitals; and (iv) an action program addressing critical sector issues (hospital efficiency, diffusion of medical technology, fee schedule) supported by relevant research studies, publications on health policy and financing, and a national consensus building program.
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Data do documento
1992/06/29
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TIpo de documento
Relatório sobre Avaliação do Pessoal
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No. do relatório
10283
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Nº do volume
1
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Total Volume(s)
1
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País
Coréia, República da
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Região
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Data de divulgação
2010/06/18
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Disclosure Status
Disclosed
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Nome do documento
Korea - Public Hospital Modernization Project
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Palavras-chave
national association;public hospital;Medical care;maternal and child health;medical care for the poor;health care expenditure;universal health insurance coverage;average length of stay;rural area;national health insurance;private hospitals;cost containment;hospital bed;noncommunicable diseases;fee schedule;Medical Insurance;medical school;operation and maintenance cost;quality of health services;safety of drug;impact on health;access to health care;life expectancy at birth;equitable distribution of resources;deaths from traffic accidents;investment in water supply;primary health care;public health;public assistance program;health sector financing;social security system;health sector policy;health care service;Health policies;medical technology;Medical technologies;public health protection;natural population increase;sources of fund;per capita expenditure;population per nurse;diagnosis and treatment;crude death rate;factor of production;age at marriage;total fertility rate;children per woman;public health worker;gross domestic product;volume of services;contraceptive prevalence rate;logistics management;lack of regulation;weights and measure;mental health nurses;foreign exchange risk;source income;source of income;cost of service;family planning activities;crude birth rate;coronary heart disease;chronic liver disease;public health measures;variable interest rate;medical insurance coverage;department of pharmacology;affordable health care;second world war;cost of administer;per capita energy;research study;public health activity;modern contraceptive methods;health care system;social development policy;private health care;flat fixed fee;inpatient hospital care;health sector spending;health education program;local tax revenue;health care policy;private school teacher;deaths per million;Health care policies;social welfare expenditure;procurement action;health care financing;social welfare services;private sector activity;prescription drug;maternal mortality rate;general account budget;public health service;market interest rate;social and environmental;provincial hospital;supply of beds;magnetic resonance imaging;infant mortality rate;military service;food additive;national hospital;chemical substance;appraisal mission;financial incentive;early detection;treatment capabilities;outpatient visits;
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