Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![O Estado e os hospitais públicos no Senegal]( "O Estado e os hospitais públicos no Senegal")
O Estado e os hospitais públicos no Senegal39,99 €![Constitutional bodies in French-speaking Black Africa]( "Constitutional bodies in French-speaking Black Africa")
Constitutional bodies in French-speaking Black Africa29,99 €![Contribution to the reform of Senegalese land law]( "Contribution to the reform of Senegalese land law")
Contribution to the reform of Senegalese land law26,99 €![Party Autonomy in the Choice of Law for Contractual Obligations]( "Party Autonomy in the Choice of Law for Contractual Obligations")
Party Autonomy in the Choice of Law for Contractual Obligations26,99 €![Autonomy in the Law]( "Autonomy in the Law")
Autonomy in the Law74,99 €![Synopsis of Medical Law]( "Synopsis of Medical Law")
Synopsis of Medical Law51,99 €![Analysis of Relationship between Human Rights and Health in India]( "Analysis of Relationship between Human Rights and Health in India")
Analysis of Relationship between Human Rights and Health in India39,99 €
Doctor Mamadou SOW's thesis is a plea for hospital management autonomy in developing countries. Defended in Rennes in 1995, it was awarded the distinction "Très honorable avec les félicitations du jury". The conclusion is that public hospitals, which have no management autonomy and are therefore simply an external service of the State, function poorly. The disadvantages associated with this status are described at length in the book, and ultimately result in users' expectations not being met. On the other hand, when a hospital acquires legal personality, it has its own management bodies, its own budget and its own assets (distinct from those of the State); and we can therefore hope for greater efficiency. However, the author insists on the accompanying measures that are essential to the success of the reform undertaken, as the change in hospital status alone is not enough to guarantee its success.