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This report presents detailed analysis of the entire non-public hospital segment in Poland, including both private hospitals and non-public centres created after transformations.
The publication reviews the features and explores the development potential of selected specialisations in the non-public segment, and provides a comparative analysis of saturation with services in the non-public segment in each voivodship and in the largest cities of Poland. It also includes profiles of the largest hospital groups in Poland.
The analysis is completed with the results of a unique survey of non-public hospitals in Poland, focused on subjects such as appraisal of the current situation in the segment, key growth barriers and drivers, and investments planned by hospitals.
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“A vast majority of non-public hospitals in Poland offer services within contracts with the National Health Fund (NFZ).”
“In October 2011 the fund Advent International purchased American Heart of Poland.”
“Cardiology is a specialisation within which hospital chains operate on the market.”
“The coming years will see more hospitals created within private-public partnerships.”
“General surgery wards are the most common in non-public hospitals in Poland.”
“From the beginning of 1999 to the end of 2010 local governments transformed 114 hospitals into non-public health care institutions.”
“In July 2011, a law on therapeutic activity came into force, changing the rules of transforming hospitals.”
The report is accompanied by the “Database of non-public hospitals in Poland 2012” in clear Excel format. The database comprises over 350 records. Hospitals are presented by voivodship. The database contains the following information about each hospital:
- full and abbreviated name
- address
- telephone and fax
- website
- specialisations
- additional units
- number of beds.
Key report's topics:
- The number and features of non-public hospitals in Poland
- The largest non-public hospitals in Poland by number of beds
- Value of contracts signed between non-public hospitals and the National Health Fund
- New non-public hospitals created in Poland in 2011
- Planned investment into non-public hospitals in Poland in 2012-2015
- Hospital transformations
- Growth potential of individual specialisations in the non-public hospital segment
- Comparison of saturation with services in non-public hospitals in each voivodship
- Comparison of saturation with services in private hospitals in the largest cities
- Profiles of largest hospital groups in Poland
- Growth barriers and drivers for non-public hospitals in Poland
- Legal regulations affecting the non-public hospital segment.
Get all the details on:
- How many non-public hospitals operate in Poland?
- The total number of beds in non-public hospitals in Poland?
- The voivodships in which the saturation with non-public hospital services ranks the highest and the lowest?
- Which specialisations carry the highest and lowest saturation with services for each voivodship?
- Which specialisations have the highest and the lowest growth potential in the non-public hospital segment?
- Which groups are likely to open non-public hospitals in Poland in the next few years?
- Which are the largest non-public hospitals in Poland in terms of number of beds?
- Which are the largest hospital groups in Poland?
- Which non-public hospitals in Poland have signed the highest value contracts with the National Health Fund?
- How many hospitals have been transformed into non-public objects in Poland in 1999-2010?
- What are the transformation prospects for hospitals in Poland?
- Which legal regulations will have the greatest impact on the non-public hospital segment in the coming years?
- What are the growth barriers and drivers for the non-public hospital segment in Poland?
- What is the financial condition of non-public hospitals in Poland?
- What investments non-public hospitals are planning for the coming years?
Unique features include:
- Findings of a special survey of non-public hospitals in Poland.
- Excel database of non-public hospitals in Poland – over 350 entries with contact details, specialisations and number of beds for each object
- Analysis of the saturation with services in each voivodship – helpful in selecting a convenient location for a hospital.
Why did we decide to publish this report?
- The entry into force of the law on medical activity on 1 July 2011.
- New hospital openings (e.g. Medicover, Swissmed, Grupa Lux Med, Enel-Med).
- Building hospitals in the Public-Private Partnership system (the hospital in Żywiec, in cooperation with InterHealth Canada.
- Takeovers – high activity of investment funds (Resource Partners, Avdent International, Ascendis FIZ InMedica).
- Stock exchange debuts for operators of non-public hospitals.
Companies mentioned in this report:
Asklepios, EMC Instytut Medyczny, Endoterapia, Grupa Allenort, Grupa Carint, Grupa Lux Med, Grupa Medicover, Grupa Nowy Szpital, Grupa Swissmed, InterHealth Canada, Mavit, Medinet, Nafis, Ośrodek Chirugii Oka prof. Zagórskiego, PCZ Instytut Medyczny, Polska Grupa Medyczna, Polsko-Amerykańskie Kliniki Serca.
In what business situations will the report be helpful?
- Start of operations in the non-public hospitals segment in Poland (by green-up investment, taking part in transformation process or acquisition)
- Development of hospital base (e.g. to new locations) or hospital’s offer
- Analysis of competition environment
- Monitoring of competitors’ activity in the segment
- Estimation of development potential in particular voivodships/of particular specialisations.
This report is highly recommended for:
- Companies that run non-public hospitals
- Companies seeking to acquire hospitals in Poland
- Companies seeking to take part in the transformation process of hospitals in Poland
- Consulting, research and analysis firms
- Private equity funds
- Government institutions, embassies, universities and research institutes
- Chambers of commerce, trade and industry organisations.
Extract from this report
- The coming years will see further expansion of the non-public hospital base in Poland. According to our estimations based on information obtained from firms, excluding transformations of public hospitals, it will involve around 25 investments (hospitals built from scratch) with completion deadlines in 2012-2014. Additionally, two companies – InterHealth Canada and PCZ Instytut Medyczny – have revealed plans to open hospitals in 2015.
- The biggest group of respondents, as many as 80%, believe that the law on therapeutic activity from July 2011 has not had any impact on the condition of the non-public hospital market (some respondents were of the opinion that it was too early to judge the results). 16% of respondents had a negative view on the effects of the introduction of the new law at the moment of the survey.
Market commentary by expert
Over the coming years the growth of private hospitals is going to be moving towards large multidisciplinary hospitals and centres specialising in services until now reserved for public hospitals (e.g. oncology). Initially, private operators invested mainly in the market of outpatient services, opening private health centres. Later, centres offering one-day services began appearing, followed by private profiled hospitals. Private companies will of course continue to develop all these kinds of activity. At the same time, more non-public hospitals will be created through transformations forced on by the law on therapeutic activity. The increase in the number of non-public hospitals has been boosted in recent years mainly by the so-called Plan B.Agnieszka Skonieczna, Senior Pharmaceutical market Analyst
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Methodology of the report p. 11
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Executive summary p. 17
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Overview of the non-public hospitals market in Poland p. 23
- Number and characteristics of establishments p. 23
- Major past events and trends p. 25
- Largest non-public hospitals p. 28
- Contracts of non-public hospitals with the NFZ p. 29
- Establishment of new non-public hospitals prior to 2011 p. 31
- Ownership transformation at hospitals p. 32
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Growth prospects for the non-public hospitals sector in Poland p. 35
- Expected events and trends p. 35
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Investment plans of non-public hospitals p. 39
- Establishment of new non-public hospitals in 2012-2015 p. 40
- Establishment of new wards at existing non-public hospitals in 2012-2014 p. 43
- Establishment of new diagnostic laboratories in 2012-2014 p. 45
- Planned purchases of equipment in 2012-2014 p. 46
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Results of the survey conducted among non-public hospitals in Poland p. 47
- Introduction p. 47
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Growth drivers and barriers on the non-public hospitals market p. 48
- Growth factors p. 48
- Growth barriers p. 50
- Assessment of the impact of the Law on Healthcare Activities p. 53
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Trends projected for the market in 2012-2014 p. 55
- Likelihood of new hospital operators entering the market p. 55
- Likelihood of smaller hospitals being acquired by larger ones p. 55
- Assessment of cooperation between non-public hospitals and the NFZ p. 56
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Overview and financial standing of non-public hospitals p. 58
- Financial standing in 2011 p. 58
- Financial standing in 2012 p. 60
- Proportion of revenue generated under contracts with the NFZ p. 61
- Year of establishment p. 62
- Average number of patients p. 63
- Person/department responsible for procurement of equipment p. 63
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Overview and assessment of the growth potential for the most attractive specialisations in the non-public hospital segment p. 65
- Major hospital wards p. 65
- Analysis of saturation with wards by voivodship p. 66
- Specialisations with the most promising prospects p. 68
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Overview of non-public hospitals in individual voivodships – analysis of saturation with services p. 89
- Slaskie p. 89
- Mazowieckie p. 91
- Dolnoslaskie p. 93
- Lodzkie p. 95
- Wielkopolskie p. 97
- Kujawsko-Pomorskie p. 99
- Malopolskie p. 101
- Pomorskie p. 103
- Lubuskie p. 105
- Warminsko-Mazurskie p. 107
- Opolskie p. 109
- Lubelskie p. 111
- Zachodniopomorskie p. 113
- Swietokrzyskie p. 115
- Podkarpackie p. 117
- Podlaskie p. 119
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Analysis of saturation with inpatient services in private hospitals in the major cities in Poland p. 123
- Economic and demographic overview of the major cities in Poland p. 123
- Warsaw p. 125
- Wroclaw p. 127
- Poznan p. 128
- Katowice p. 129
- Lodz p. 130
- Krakow p. 131
- Tricity p. 132
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Profiles of selected non-public hospital groups operating in Poland p. 133
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Financing of non-public hospitals p. 171
- Capital expenditure in non-public hospitals in 2012-2014 p. 171
- Sources of funding for investment projects p. 172
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EU funds p. 173
- Operational Programme: Infrastructure and Environment 2007-2013 p. 173
- Regional Operational Programmes 2007-2013 p. 174
- Financial Mechanisms 2009-2014 p. 176
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Domestic funds p. 176
- National Programme to Combat Cancer p. 176
- Polkard 2010-2012 p. 177
- Polsat foundation p. 178
- Public-private partnership p. 179
- Lease financing p. 181
- Issue of bonds p. 184
- Factoring p. 185
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Legal environment p. 187
- Transformation of hospitals p. 187
- Other changes introduced by the Law on Healthcare Activities p. 188
- Basket of guaranteed medical services p. 189
- Regulations concerning same-day hospitals p. 190
- Ordinance on technical and sanitary requirements to be met by facilities and equipment of a healthcare institution p. 191
- Provision of commercial services by public hospitals p. 192
- Value added tax on medical services p. 192
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Planned legal changes p. 193
- Supplementary health insurance p. 193
- Law on Quality of Healthcare Services p. 194
- Other planned legal changes p. 195
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List of graphs p. 197
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List of tables p. 203
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About PMR p. 207
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Contact PMR p. 208
List of graphs
- Structure of the sample used in the survey of the market of non-public hospitals in Poland, by position, 2012 13
- Structure of the sample used in the survey of the market of non-public hospitals in Poland, by ownership type, 2012 13
- Population (‘000) per hospital bed in non-public hospitals in individual voivodships in Poland, December 2011 24
- Number of hospitals transformed into non-public healthcare centres in Poland, 1999-2010 32
- Number of hospital wards transformed into non-public healthcare centres in Poland, 2001-2010 32
- Structure of hospitals and hospital wards transformed into non-public healthcare centres in Poland, by entity initiating transformation, 1999-2010 33
- Scheme for the development of private hospitals in Poland 36
- Investment plans of non-public hospitals in Poland, 2012-2014 39
- Investment plans of non-public hospitals in Poland, non-public hospitals after transformation and private hospitals, 2012-2014 40
- Location of planned non-public hospitals in Poland, 2012-2014 42
- Type of planned non-public hospitals in Poland, 2012-2014 42
- Wards in the planned non-public hospitals in Poland, 2012-2014 43
- Wards to be opened at existing non-public hospitals in Poland, 2012-2014 44
- Average number of beds in newly opened hospital wards in Poland, 2012-2014 45
- Profile of diagnostic laboratories to be opened at non-public hospitals in Poland, 2012-2014 45
- Major growth drivers for non-public hospitals in Poland, 2012 48
- Major growth drivers for non-public hospitals in Poland, by private hospitals and hospitals after transformation, 2012 50
- Major growth barriers to non-public hospitals in Poland, 2012 51
- Major growth barriers to non-public hospitals in Poland, by private hospitals and hospitals after transformation, 2012 53
- Assessment of the impact of the Law on Healthcare Activities of July 2011 on market conditions in Poland, January 2012 54
- New, major hospital operators will appear on the Polish market in 2012-2014, January 2012 55
- Smaller hospitals will be acquired by larger market players in Poland in 2012-2014, January 2012 56
- Opinions on the possibility of obtaining funding from the NFZ by non-public hospitals compared to public hospitals in Poland, 2012 57
- Opinions on the possibility of obtaining funding from the NFZ by non-public hospitals compared to public hospitals in Poland, by type of ownership, 2012 57
- Revenues of non-public hospitals in Poland, 2011 58
- Revenues of non-public hospitals in Poland, private hospitals and hospitals after transformation, 2011 59
- Assessment of current financial standing of private hospitals and hospitals after transformation in Poland compared to prior year, December 2011/January 2012 59
- Assessment of current financial standing of hospitals in Poland compared to prior year, private hospitals and hospitals after transformation, December 2011/January 2012 60
- Projections for financial standing of private hospitals and hospitals after transformation in Poland in 2012 compared to prior year, December 2011/January 2012 60
- Projections for financial standing of hospital in Poland in 2012 compared to prior year, private hospitals and hospitals after transformation, December 2011/January 2012 61
- Proportion of revenue generated under NFZ contracts by non-public hospitals in Poland, 2011 61
- Proportion of revenue generated under the NFZ contracts by non-public hospitals in Poland, by private hospitals and hospitals after transformation, 2011 62
- Non-public hospitals in Poland by year of establishment 62
- Person/department responsible for purchase of equipment at non-public hospitals after transformation in Poland, 2012 63
- Person/department responsible for purchase of equipment at private hospitals in Poland, 2012 64
- Most popular wards in non-public hospitals in Poland, December 2011 66
- Specialisations with the most promising prospects for growth in the non-public sector in the coming years in Poland, January 2012 68
- Specialisations with the lowest growth potential in the non-public sector in the coming years in Poland, January 2012 69
- Number of cataract surgeries (‘000) per one million inhabitants in Poland, compared to other countries, 1997, 2005 and 2010 75
- Forecast for the Polish population in selected age groups (m), 2010, 2015, 2020, 2025, 2030, 2035 82
- Number of geriatricians in Poland compared to other European countries, 2009 83
- Projected number of new cases of breast cancer in women in Poland (‘000), 2020 85
- Projected number of new cases of colorectal cancer in men in Poland (‘000), 2020 85
- Projected number of new cases of colorectal cancer in women in Poland (‘000), 2020 86
- Wards in non-public hospitals in the Slaskie voivodship, by specialisation, December 2011 90
- Proportion of non-public hospitals in the Slaskie voivodship with a given ward, by specialisation, December 2011 91
- Wards in non-public hospitals in the Mazowieckie voivodship, by specialisation, December 2011 92
- Proportion of non-public hospitals in the Mazowieckie voivodship with a given ward, by specialisation, December 2011 93
- Wards in non-public hospitals in the Dolnoslaskie voivodship, by specialisation, December 2011 94
- Proportion of non-public hospitals in the Dolnoslaskie voivodship with a given ward, by specialisation, December 2011 95
- Wards in non-public hospitals in the Lodzkie voivodship, by specialisation, December 2011 96
- Proportion of non-public hospitals in the Lodzkie voivodship with a given ward, by specialisation, December 2011 97
- Wards in non-public hospitals in the Wielkopolskie voivodship, by specialisation, December 2011 98
- Proportion of non-public hospitals in the Wielkopolskie voivodship with a given ward, by specialisation, December 2011 99
- Wards in non-public hospitals in the Kujawsko-Pomorskie voivodship, by specialisation, December 2011 100
- Proportion of non-public hospitals in the Kujawsko-Pomorskie voivodship with a given ward, by specialisation, December 2011 101
- Wards in non-public hospitals in the Malopolskie voivodship, by specialisation, December 2011 102
- Proportion of non-public hospitals in the Malopolskie voivodship with a given ward, by specialisation, December 2011 103
- Wards in non-public hospitals in the Pomorskie voivodship, by specialisation, December2011 104
- Proportion of non-public hospitals in the Pomorskie voivodship with a given ward, by specialisation, December 2011 105
- Wards in non-public hospitals in the Lubuskie voivodship, by specialisation, December 2011 106
- Proportion of non-public hospitals in the Lubuskie voivodship with a given ward, by specialisation, December 2011 107
- Wards in non-public hospitals in the Warminsko-Mazurskie voivodship, by specialisation, December 2011 108
- Proportion of non-public hospitals in the Warminsko-Mazurskie voivodship with a given ward, by specialisation, December 2011 109
- Wards in non-public hospitals in the Opolskie voivodship, by specialisation, December 2011 110
- Proportion of non-public hospitals in the Opolskie voivodship with a given ward, by specialisation, December 2011 111
- Proportion of non-public hospitals in the Lubelskie voivodship with a given ward, by specialisation, December 2011 112
- Proportion of non-public hospitals in the Lubelskie voivodship with a given ward, by specialisation, December 2011 113
- Wards in non-public hospitals in the Zachodniopomorskie voivodship, by specialisation, December 2011 114
- Proportion of non-public hospitals in the Zachodniopomorskie voivodship with a given ward, by specialisation, December 2011 115
- Wards in non-public hospitals in the Swietokrzyskie voivodship, by specialisation, December 2011 116
- Proportion of non-public hospitals in the Swietokrzyskie voivodship with a given ward, by specialisation, December 2011 117
- Wards in non-public hospitals in the Podkarpackie voivodship, by specialisation, December 2011 118
- Proportion of non-public hospitals in the Podkarpackie voivodship with a given ward, by specialisation, December 2011 119
- Wards in non-public hospitals in the Podlaskie voivodship, by specialisation, December 2011 120
- Proportion of non-public hospitals in the Podlaskie voivodship with a given ward, by specialisation, December 2011 121
- Median total salary in selected cities in Poland (PLN ‘000), 2010 124
- Projected number of births in selected major cities in Poland (‘000), 2011-2015 and 2020 125
- Wards in private hospitals in Warsaw, by specialisation, December 2011 126
- Wards in private hospitals in Wroclaw, by specialisation, December 2011 127
- Wards in private hospitals in Poznan, by specialisation, December 2011 128
- Wards in private hospitals in Katowice, by specialisation, December 2011 129
- Wards in private hospitals in Lodz, by specialisation, December 2011 130
- Wards in private hospitals in Krakow, by specialisation, December 2011 131
- Revenue (PLN m) of Grupa Nowy Szpital in Poland and change, 2008-2010 137
- Structure of revenue generated by EMC Instytut Medyczny facilities from inpatient services in Poland (PLN m), by source of funding, 2007-H1 2011 142
- PCZ Instytut Medyczny’s revenue in Poland (PLN m) and revenue change, 2010-2014 153
- Swissmed Group’s revenue from inpatient services in Poland (PLN m), 2006 – Q1-Q3 2011 157
- Nafis’s revenue and net profit in Poland (PLN m), 2009-2010 166
- CM Mavit ‘s revenue in Poland (PLN m), 2009-2010 168
- Capital expenditure in non-public hospitals in Poland, 2012-2014 171
- Sources of funding for investment projects in non-public hospitals in Poland, 2012-2014 172
- Value (PLN m) and change of medical devices leasing market in Poland, 2004 – Q1-Q3 2011 181
- Number and change of medical devices used in leasing in Poland, 2005 – Q1-Q3 2011 181
- Largest leasing companies on the medical devices market in Poland by value of leased devices (PLN m), 2009 – Q1-Q3 2011 182
- Market shares of the largest leasing companies on the medical devices market in Poland by value (PLN m), Q1-Q3 2011 183
- Largest leasing companies on the Polish medical devices market by number of leased devices (items), 2009 – Q1-Q3 2011 183
List of tables
- Number of non-public hospitals and hospital beds in Poland, by voivodship, December 2011 24
- 20 largest non-public hospitals in Poland by number of beds, December 2011 28
- Largest non-public hospitals in individual voivodships in Poland by number of beds, December 2011 29
- 20 largest non-public hospitals by value of NFZ contract for inpatient services in Poland, 2011 30
- Largest non-public hospitals by value of NFZ contract for inpatient services in individual voivodships in Poland, December 2011 30
- Selected non-public hospitals established in Poland, 2011 31
- Selected capital expenditure projects planned by non-public hospitals in Poland, 2012-2015 41
- Proportion of hospitals and average number of medical devices which non-public hospitals in Poland plan to acquire, 2012-2014 46
- Average annual number of patients in the non-public hospitals in Poland, 2012 63
- Proportion of non-public hospitals in Poland running individual types of wards by voivodship, December 2011 67
- Growth factors for selected specialisations in the non-public sector in Poland, 2012 69
- 10 largest non-public orthopaedic hospitals in Poland by number of beds, December 2011 70
- Number of patients waiting for selected orthopaedic surgeries financed by the NFZ and wait time in Poland, 2010 71
- 10 largest non-public cardiology hospitals in Poland by number of beds, December 2011 72
- 10 largest non-public ophthalmology hospitals in Poland by number of beds, December 2011 74
- 10 largest non-public gynaecology and obstetrics hospitals in Poland by number of beds, December 2011 78
- Projected number of births in individual voivodships in Poland, 2011, 2015, 2020, 2025, 2030 and 2035 80
- Number of specialist doctors in oncology-related areas in Poland, 2010 87
- Key information about non-public hospitals in the Slaskie voivodship, December 2011 90
- Key information about non-public hospitals in the Mazowieckie voivodship, December 2011 92
- Key information about non-public hospitals in the Dolnoslaskie voivodship, December 2011 94
- Key information about non-public hospitals in the Lodzkie voivodship, December 2011 96
- Key information about non-public hospitals in the Wielkopolskie voivodship, December 2011 98
- Key information about non-public hospitals in the Kujawsko-Pomorskie voivodship, December 2011 100
- Key information about non-public hospitals in the Malopolskie voivodship, December 2011 102
- Key information about non-public hospitals in the Pomorskie voivodship, December 2011 104
- Key information about non-public hospitals in the Lubuskie voivodship, December 2011 106
- Key information about non-public hospitals in the Warminsko-Mazurskie voivodship, December 2011 108
- Key information about non-public hospitals in the Opolskie voivodship, December 2011 110
- Key information about non-public hospitals in the Lubelskie voivodship, December 2011 112
- Key information about non-public hospitals in the Zachodniopomorskie voivodship, December 2011 114
- Key information about non-public hospitals in the Swietokrzyskie voivodship, December 2011 116
- Key information about non-public hospitals in the Podkarpackie voivodship, December 2011 118
- Key information about non-public hospitals in the Podlaskie voivodship, December 2011 120
- Largest agglomerations of Poland by population, 2010 124
- Key information about private hospitals in Warsaw, 2012 125
- Key information about private hospitals in Wroclaw, 2012 127
- Key information about private hospitals in Poznan, 2012 128
- Key information about private hospitals in Katowice, 2012 129
- Key information about private hospitals in Lodz, 2012 130
- Key information about private hospitals in Krakow, 2012 131
- Key information about private hospitals in the Tricity, 2012 132
- Number of hospitals and hospital beds in individual operators of non-public hospitals in Poland, 2012 134
- Key information about hospitals comprising Grupa Nowy Szpital in Poland, 2012 136
- NFZ contracts for inpatient services concluded by Grupa Nowy Szpital hospitals, 2011 137
- Key information about hospitals comprising EMC Instytut Medyczny in Poland, 2012 141
- NFZ contracts for inpatient services concluded by EMC Instytut Medyczny hospitals, 2011 143
- Key information about hospitals operated by the Brothers Hospitallers of St. John of God in Poland, 2012 144
- NFZ contracts for inpatient services concluded by hospitals operated by the Brothers Hospitallers of St. John of God, 2011 145
- Key information about private hospitals of the Medicover Group in Poland, 2012 147
- NFZ contracts for inpatient services concluded by the Medicover Group hospitals, 2011 148
- Key information about hospitals operated by Polsko-Amerykanskie Kliniki Serca in Poland, 2012 149
- NFZ contracts for inpatient services concluded by PAKS hospitals, 2011 150
- Key information about hospitals run by PCZ Instytut Medyczny in Poland, 2012 152
- NFZ contracts for inpatient services concluded by PCZ Instytut Medyczny hospitals, 2011 153
- Key information about hospitals comprising Polska Grupa Medyczna in Poland, 2012 155
- Key information about hospitals of the Swissmed Group in Poland, 2012 157
- Key information about Allenort hospitals in Poland, 2012 159
- NFZ contracts for inpatient services concluded by the Allenort Group hospitals, 2011 160
- Key information about Carint hospitals in Poland, 2012 161
- NFZ contracts for inpatient services concluded by Carint hospitals, 2011 162
- Number of cardiology procedures performed by Carint hospitals in Poland, 2008-2010 162
- Key information about Medinet hospitals in Poland, 2012 163
- NFZ contracts for inpatient services concluded by Medinet hospitals, 2011 163
- Key information about Asklepios hospitals in Poland, 2012 164
- NFZ contracts for inpatient services concluded by Asklepios hospitals, 2011 165
- Key information about Nafis hospitals in Poland, 2012 165
- NFZ contracts for inpatient services concluded by the Nafis Group hospitals, 2011 166
- Key information about Endoterapia hospitals in Poland, 2012 167
- NFZ contracts for inpatient services concluded by Endoterapia hospitals, 2011 167
- Key information about Mavit hospitals in Poland, 2012 168
- NFZ contracts for inpatient services concluded by Mavit hospitals, 2011 169
- List of selected projects of non-public hospitals which received additional funding as part of Measure 12.1 of Priority 12 of the Operational Programme Infrastructure and Environment 2007-2013 in Poland, January 2012 173
- List of selected projects of non-public hospitals which received additional funding as part of Regional Operational Programmes 2007-2013 in Poland, January 2012 175
- Tasks involving purchase of medical devices in individual areas covered by the Polkard programme in Poland, 2010-2012 177
- List of selected projects of non-public hospitals which received additional funding as part of the Polkard programme in Poland, November 2011 178
- Public-private partnership projects in the healthcare system in Poland, 2009-2011 180
Non-public hospitals market in Poland 2012
Comparative analysis by voivodship and development prospects
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- - for multiplying and making the product available: multiplication of the product by production of its copies either by printing or by digitalisation (e.g. on a disc, CD-ROM, DVD, magnetic tape, magneto-optic carrier, print and electronic devices, including electronic paper) for 2 to 5 people who work for the organisation indicated by the client during purchasing process, and who are in the same country as the organisation indicated during purchasing process.
Any other preservation, multiplication, copying and dissemination etc. which is beyond the scope of this licence is strictly forbidden.
- - for the product preservation: saving the product in the memory of an unlimited number of computers belonging to the organisation indicated by the client during purchasing process; these computers must be located in the same country as the organisation indicated during purchasing process;
- - for multiplying and making the product available: multiplication of the product by production of its copies either by printing or by digitalisation (e.g. on a disc, CD-ROM, DVD, magnetic tape, magneto-optic carrier, print and electronic devices, including electronic paper) for an unlimited number of people who work for the organisation indicated by the client during purchasing process, who are in the same country as the organisation indicated during purchasing process.
Any other preservation, multiplication, copying and dissemination etc. which is beyond the scope of this licence is strictly forbidden.
- - for the product preservation: saving the product in the memory of an unlimited number of computers belonging to the organisation indicated by the client during purchasing process; these computers can be located in or outside of the country of the organisation indicated during purchasing process;
- - for multiplying and making the product available: multiplication of the product by production of its copies either by printing or by digitalisation (e.g. on a disc, CD-ROM, DVD, magnetic tape, magneto-optic carrier, print and electronic devices, including electronic paper) for an unlimited number of people who work for the organisation indicated by the client during purchasing process, who are in or outside of the country of the organisation indicated during purchasing process.
Any other preservation, multiplication, copying and dissemination etc. which is beyond the scope of this licence is strictly forbidden.