Progress in <scp>E</scp>uropean neurology 2012–2013

Schapira, Anthony H.V.

doi:10.1111/ene.12303

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“…This task is considerably more difficult in the case of a complex service structure, for example, in neurology. Accordingly, the presence of special diagnostic and therapeutic modalities is indispensable in an institution that provides advanced, tertiary neurological care, and the number thereof is constantly increasing to meet this need (Schapira 2014; Schapira 2013; Schapira and Hillbom 2012). The correct implementation of effective, proven procedures improves efficiency at system level, as well (Dirks et al 2012).…”

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New hospital structure in the twenty-first century: the position of level III (tertiary) neurological and stroke care in a changing healthcare system

Szentes

Kovács²,

Óváry

2016

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AimThe determination of the necessary capacity and number of neurology wards of level III progressivity that can be defined in the system of criteria detailed in this article and which possess optimal operating conditions in Hungarian terms.MethodsWe used the National Health Insurance Company’s database to calculate case numbers and capacity for different levels of neurological and stroke care. We also revised the allocation of advanced diagnostic and therapeutic technologies, and proposed changes, based on health insurance data. We also discussed these propositions with clinical experts to test their viability.ResultsWe determined the adequate number of organisational units capable of providing special neurological healthcare services on the basis of the basic data of the Hungarian healthcare system, specifying this number as 6 instead of the current 11.ConclusionsIn our study, we have identified significant bias in the nationwide level of neurological and stroke care organisation, which needs revised allocation of healthcare resources. Naturally, this can only be carried out through the restructuring of the emergency care system and the expansion of pre-hospital care.

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New hospital structure in the twenty-first century: the position of level III (tertiary) neurological and stroke care in a changing healthcare system

Szentes

Kovács²,

Óváry

2016

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“…Neurology is a huge area of clinical activity and we have seen publications that cannot easily be incorporated into the major categories above [218][219][220][221][222][223][224][225][226][227][228][229][230][231][232]. The overlaps with psychiatry, oncology and cardiology in particular are a source of valuable clinical insight.…”

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Recent advances in neurology 2013–2014

Schapira¹

2014

Euro J of Neurology

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Progress in European neurology 2012–2013

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New hospital structure in the twenty-first century: the position of level III (tertiary) neurological and stroke care in a changing healthcare system

New hospital structure in the twenty-first century: the position of level III (tertiary) neurological and stroke care in a changing healthcare system

Recent advances in neurology 2013–2014

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