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. 2014 Dec;53(12):1758-63.
doi: 10.1007/s00120-014-3704-0.

[Health services research under internal (urological) control: utopia or order of the day?]

[Article in German]
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[Health services research under internal (urological) control: utopia or order of the day?]

[Article in German]
A Weber. Urologe A. 2014 Dec.

Abstract

Background: Health services research investigates the structures and processes of the healthcare system under routine daily conditions. Comprehensive scientific knowledge of healthcare services research is necessary to accomplish a management tailored to the needs of the complex healthcare system.

Methods: Under, over and incorrect supply should be avoided and healthcare provision should be further developed in line with supply and demand while remaining financially feasible. Additionally, cooperation should be structurally constructed across sectorial boundaries of health services resulting in the development of a transparent manageable process. A special focus in urology in this process is initially the representation of the quality of results in the reality of treatment of the most commonly occurring urological tumors.

Conclusion: The organizational structures and technical instrumentation for these challenges are only rudimentary and the necessary measures are currently also not financially sustained.

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