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Title Financing mental health care Author info Martin Dlouhý... [et al.] Co-authors Dlouhý Martin
Another authors Gonda Peter (Author)
Nawka Pětr (Author)
Nemec Juraj 1960- (Author) UMBEF04 - Katedra financií a účtovníctva
Source document Mental health care reform in the Czech and Slovak Republics, 1989 to the present. S. 161-185. - Prague : Charles University, 2008 / Scheffler Richard M. ; Potůček Martin 1948- Note Bibl.: s. 184-185 Keywords mental health care financovanie - financing existing systems Headings Geogr. Česko Language English Country Czech Republic systematics 33 Annotation Financing is a mechanism by which policies are translated into action. Without adequate financing, even the best plans remain in the realm of rhetoric and good intentions (WHO, 2003). In the Czech and Slovak Republics, mental health financing is becoming a more important issue in health policy as well as overall economic policy. Public expenditures are increasing, and mental health will be an important driver of demand for health and social care, due to an increase in mental health problems as well as quality improvements in health services Public work category ABC No. of Archival Copy 9297 Catal.org. BB301 - Univerzitná knižnica Univerzity Mateja Bela v Banskej Bystrici Database xpca - PUBLIKAČNÁ ČINNOSŤ 
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Title Human resources and training Author info Jan Vevera ... [et al.] Author Vevera Jan
Another authors Bražinová Alexandra (Author)
Nemec Juraj 1960- (Author) UMBEF04 - Katedra financií a účtovníctva
Pálová Eva
Raboch Jiří (Author)
Source document Mental health care reform in the Czech and Slovak Republics, 1989 to the present. S. 197-223. - Prague : Charles University, 2008 / Scheffler Richard M. ; Potůček Martin 1948- Note Bibl.: s. 223 Keywords starostlivosť o zdravie - health care ľudské zdroje - human resources tréning - training Headings Geogr. Slovensko Česko Language English Country Czech Republic systematics 33 Annotation Effective supply of well educated and trained mental health care personnel is at the foundation of quality care. Human resources and professional education are structured with a legal and financial framework, which are somewhat difficult to change. They also exist within a cultural environment that can be even more difficult to change. Nevertheless, both the Czech and Slovak Republics have made important reforms in the post-communist period. Current differences in the area of human resources in the two nations are an outgrowth of the different structures of mental health care services. The chapter describes all aspects of education and training of psychiatric staff Public work category ABC No. of Archival Copy 9298 Catal.org. BB301 - Univerzitná knižnica Univerzity Mateja Bela v Banskej Bystrici Database xpca - PUBLIKAČNÁ ČINNOSŤ article
Title Mental health care reform in the Czech and Slovak Republics, 1989 to the present Author info [Richard M. Scheffler, Martin Potůček (eds.)] Another authors Scheffler Richard M. (Editor)
Potůček Martin 1948- (Editor)
Issue data Prague : Univerzita Karlova , 2008. - 258 s. : il., tab. + 24 cm Issue 1st ed. ISBN 978-80-246-1466-3 Note Bibliogr. odkazy Keywords duševné zdravie - mentálne zdravie - psychické zdravie - mental health reforma zdravotníctva po 1989 - after 1989 health care reforms Headings Geogr. Česko Slovensko Language English Country Czech Republic systematics 613.86 614.2:005.591.4 616.89-08 331.108.23 (437.3) (437.6) Catal.org. BB301 - Univerzitná knižnica Univerzity Mateja Bela v Banskej Bystrici Database xkni - BOOKS Copy count 2, currently available 1, at library only 1 
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