STATE AND PROSPECTS OF A DAY HOSPITAL CLINICNUMBER 4 CITY OF AKTOBE

Abstract

Introduction: The high demand for primary health care determines the need to improve operations
of health care organizations such as outpatient, development and introduction of new resource-saving
technologies organizational perspective, one of the forms of which is inpatient technologies, which include day hospitals. In the context of ongoing in Kazakhstan over the past 5 years the restructuring of
health care, the need for greater use of technology in inpatient clinics (NWT) has arisen.
Day hospitals solve many problems of hospitalization of chronic patients, as well as young children,
putting in first place the interests of the patient and at the same time, taking minimum of time for
treatment.
Objective: to study the demand and satisfaction of the population in day hospital, and to identify the
main group of patients who are in need of day care.
Methods: We performed a retrospective analysis of a day hospital for 2011, 2012 and 2013.
According to calculations made by the standard practice of a day hospital: the average number of bed
days, bed occupancy, average hospital stay, bed turnover.
Conclusions: Our study determined that number of patients in day hospital increased in 1.3 times in
2013 compared to 2012, and 1.2 times in 2014 compared to 2012.
The first place ranking by nosology for all 3 years is pathology of the cardiovascular system, second
place for 2012-2013 is the pathology of the nervous system, and the third place ranking belongs to the
pathology of the gastrointestinal tract for 2012-2014.
The majority of respondents positively assessed this form of medical support in clinics: The
convenient schedule – 42,2%, it is an opportunity to undergo treatment without interrupting employment,
22,3% - not tears from public life; 60,33% of respondents are satisfied with the organization of the day
hospital.