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 Jerzy  Szafranowicz

Jerzy Szafranowicz

Company: Silesian Regional Branch, Narodowy Fundusz Zdrowia (National Health Fund)

Position: Director

Orthopaedist, health manager, Doctor of Economics, since 2016 – general director of Silesian Branch of Polish National Health Fund.
He graduated from School of Medicine at Medical Academy of Silesia in Katowice (he obtained MD diploma) and Academy of Economics in Katowice (he finished postgraduate studies in managing). He received the doctor’s degree at Department of Management at Lodz University of Technology.
 

He was managing director of some clinics, health centers and hospitals in Chorzów and Katowice. For over a year he had been Chorzów’s vice-mayor responsible for health, economy and investments, architecture and spatial economy. 

Participates in the sessions:

  • Polish hospitals AD 2017

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    Polish hospitals AD 2017

    Polish hospitals AD 2017

    • A hospital chain: What do we know about it as of May 2017?
    • Maps of health needs – conclusions for stationary health care
    • The financial situation of hospitals in Poland
    • Rules for the financing of health care services – a debate on budgeting, lump sums and calls for tenders
    • Co-ordination or competition? Does every poviat (administrative district) have to have a hospital?
  • Polish hospitals AD 2017

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    Polish hospitals AD 2017

    Polish hospitals AD 2017

    • A safe hospital. What does it mean?
    • Legal and economic aspects of the operation of hospitals – selected issues
    • IOWISZ (the Investment Proposal Assessment Tool in the Health Sector) from the points of view of payers, managers and establishing bodies
    • Restoring the construction and technical infrastructure of hospitals – it is not only a Polish problem
    • The restructuring of a hospital
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