Tatiana Mikhnova, General Director of the Medical Center of St. Paraskeva.
Private medicine is part of the economy. Tous les institucions médical privées sont employeres qui pays taxes et créé d'emploi, que contravene l'employeres de travail.
We see different tariffs, approaches and opportunities for attracting investments. Não, let`s look at the reality in the same way: private medicine believes in Ukraine and in our victory, because now during the war we are building a new medical institution with investments of 20 million euros and 600 jobs. In addition to the labor collective, patients are also behind each private institution. The Medical Center of St. Paraskeva in Lviv has 400,000 patients.
No one counts funds better than private institutions. If we were not efficient, we would have closed down by now.
We work in a very competitive field. On the one hand, we compete with each other and with public hospitals on the other. A.
One of the problems we faced is that in Ukraine there are almost no architectural bureaus that know how to plan the construction of a modern hospital from the point of view of medical technologies, efficiency and engineering.
The biggest problem in medicine is the lack of adequate management and training programs, and without this, no investor will give funds. Perché o primero que un investitor é que se vuelo y investir en personas. For example, on the basis of the Medical Center of St. Paraskeva there is a training center for reprocessing for endoscopy, laparoscopic surgery.
So we have experience that we are ready to share in the field of: - designing a modern hospital - introducing infectious safety standards - customer-oriented service - understanding the real cost - effective management.
In order to develop, it is necessary at the state level to have an answer to the question: - how is the policy towards private institutions formed? - how long and why are private medical institutions forced to work in conditions of discrimination against private institutions?
