Abstract
The aim: Retrospectively evaluate the effectiveness of the use of beds and human resources for the treatment of children with respiratory diseases in hospitals in the period 2008-2021. Materials and methods: We calculated indicators that characterize the efficiency of the use of bed and personnel resources: the density of beds per 10,000, the rate of hospitalized children per 10,000 (RH per 10,000), the bed occupancy rate per year (BOR), average length of stay (ALOS), full-time positions (FTP) per 100,000, number of beds per 1 FTP of doctors. Results: During 2008-2021, there was a significant decrease in the density of all types of beds. The percentage of hospitalized children for inpatient treatment decreased, BOR decreased, and ALOS decreased. The density of full-time positions of allergists increased by +23.78%, pediatricians by +4.86%, pulmonologists decreased by -13.15%. In 2021, there were 10.31 beds for 1 FTP of an allergist, 12.8 beds for 1 FTP of a pulmonologist, and 5.83 beds for 1 FTP of a pediatrician. According to the correlation matrix, it was established that the more beds there are for 1 full-time position of a pediatrician and 1 full-time position of an allergist, the longer the ALOS and the bed occupancy rate are. Conclusions: When planning staffing of health care institutions, it is necessary to mind the level of urbanization of the region, and ensure status of the general practitioner as a leading medical specialist responsible for medical care during the first meeting with the patient and his subsequent follow-up.
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