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Private healthcare market in Poland 2010

Development forecasts for 2010-2012
Private healthcare market in Poland 2010 Development forecasts for 2010-2012

June 2010
Pages: 225
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This 3rd edition publication provides a comprehensive assessment of the private healthcare market in Poland - it analyses private health insurance market and non-public healthcare facilities. A detailed characteristic of prevailing conditions on the market was given, together with their projected influence and development forecasts for the period until 2012. Major market players, legal regulations and information on habits & motivations of Poles who use private healthcare services are also presented.

There are also 3 Excel databases available:
  • database of non-public hospitals in Poland, that includes:
    • address
    • phone & fax number
    • e-mail
    • website
    • information on hospital specializations, number of beds and addition branches
  • offer of insurance companies in Poland 2010
  • offer of private medical companies in Poland 2010.
Key report sections:
  • Private health insurance market
  • Private medical companies in Poland
  • Non-public hospitals in Poland
  • Other non-public healthcare facilities in Poland
    • Outpatient clinics
    • Laboratories
    • Dialysis clinics
    • Dental clinics
    • Facilities providing imaging diagnostics services
    • Facilities providing rehabilitation services
    • Facilities providing medical rescue services
  • Medical tourism
  • Legal environment
  • Poles’ attitudes to private healthcare
  • Public and private spending on healthcare
  • Economic and demographic trends
  • Offer of insurance and private medical companies

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  1. Report methodology p. 11

  2. Executive summary p. 15

  3. Overview of the private healthcare market p. 19

    • Key trends and events in 2009-2010 p. 19
    • Events and trends expected for 2010-2012 p. 23
    • The size of the healthcare market in 2005-2012 p. 25

  4. The market of private health insurance in Poland p. 27

    • Market overview p. 27
    • Growth prospects for the market of private health insurance in Poland p. 29
    • Key players p. 31

  5. Market of private medical companies in Poland p. 39

    • Overview p. 39
    • Growth prospects for the medical subscription market in Poland p. 43
    • Key market players p. 45

  6. Non-public hospitals in Poland p. 85

    • Segment overview p. 85
      • The number and type of establishments p. 85
      • Transformation of hospitals into companies p. 87
      • New non-public hospitals p. 90
      • Public-private partnership p. 91
    • Profiles of selected private hospitals p. 93

  7. Other non-public healthcare facilities in Poland p. 141

    • Outpatient healthcare facilities p. 141
    • Laboratories p. 142
      • Profiles of selected market players p. 142
    • Dialysis centres p. 145
      • Profiles of selected key players p. 146
    • Dental clinics v151
    • Diagnostic imaging facilities p. 153
      • Profiles of selected key players p. 156
    • Rehabilitation facilities p. 159
    • Emergency medical services p. 160

  8. Medical tourism p. 163

  9. Legal environment p. 167

    • Complementary health insurance p. 167
    • Taxation of medical subscriptions p. 168
      • Position of the tax authorities p. 168
      • Position of administrative courts p. 168
    • Basket of guaranteed medical services p. 169
    • Tax regulations applicable to non-public healthcare establishments p. 170
      • Exemption from CIT p. 170
      • Tax on subsidies from municipal governments p. 170
      • Value added tax p. 171
    • Provision of commercial services by public hospitals p. 171
    • Comercialisation of hospitals p. 172

  10. Consumer behaviour p. 177

    • Evaluation of the healthcare system p. 177
    • Assessment of access to healthcare services p. 179
    • Using private and public healthcare systems p. 181
    • Financial barriers to accessing private healthcare services p. 185
    • Spending on private health care p. 187
    • Opinions on payment/co-payment for services p. 189
    • Opinions on the introduction of complementary health insurance p. 189

  11. Spending on healthcare p. 191

    • Total spending on healthcare p. 191
    • Public spending on healthcare p. 192
    • Private spending on healthcare p. 194
      • Private spending on hospital care p. 196
        • Spending on rehabilitation and medical treatment p. 197
      • Private spending on outpatient care p. 197
        • Spending on basic medical and diagnostic services p. 198
        • Spending on dental services p. 199
        • Spending on specialist outpatient services p. p. 200
        • Private spending on auxiliary medical services 200
        • Spending on laboratory testing services p. 201
        • Spending on diagnostic imaging services p. 202
        • Spending on emergency medical services and medical transport p. 202

  12. The macroeconomic and demographic situation of Poland p. 203

    • Basic macroeconomic indexes  p. 203
    • Gross domestic product  p. 203
    • Employment p. 205
    • Wages p. 206
    • Inflation p. 207
    • Demographics p. 207
    • Income and spending of households p. 209

  13. List of graphs p. 213

  14. List of tables p. 221

  15. About PMR p. 223

  16. Contact PMR p. 224

List of graphs

  1. Value (PLN bn) and change of the private healthcare market in Poland, 2005-2012
  2. Value (PLN bn) and change of the private health insurance market in Poland, 2005-2012
  3. Value (PLN bn) and change of the medical subscriptions market in Poland, 2005-2012
  4. Structure of private spending on healthcare in Poland, 2009
  5. Value (PLN bn) and change of the private healthcare market in Poland, 2005-2012
  6. Value (PLN bn) and change of the private health insurance market in Poland, 2005-2012
  7. Gross premium written (PLN m) and the number of health insurance policies (‘000) of XXX in Poland, 2008-2009
  8. The estimated structure of gross premium written on health insurance offered by XXX in Poland, by type 2009
  9. Gross premium written (PLN m) and the number of health insurance policies (‘000) of XXX in Poland, 2008-2009
  10. The estimated structure of gross premium written of XXX, by type of insurance, 2009
  11. Gross premium written of XXX on health insurance policies (PLN m), 2008-2009
  12. Percentage of companies offering free healthcare services to their employees, by industry, 2007-H1 2009
  13. Value (PLN bn) and change of the medical subscriptions market in Poland, 2005-2012
  14. Estimated shares of medical companies in the market of private medical subscriptions in Poland, 2009
  15. Structure of the XXX in Poland, 2010
  16. The number of corporate patients of individual members of the XXX in Poland (‘000), April 2010
  17. Scope of activity of XXX in Poland, 2010
  18. Scope of activity of XXX in Poland, 2010
  19. Scope of activity of XXX in Poland, 2010
  20. Scope of activity of XXX in Poland, 2010
  21. XXX’s revenue (PLN m) and revenue change in Poland, 2009-2010
  22. The structure of revenue generated by the XXX, by source of financing, 2009
  23. The value of the contract between XXX and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  24. Scope of activity of XXX in Poland, 2010
  25. XXX’s revenue (PLN m) and revenue change in Poland, 2001-2009
  26. The value of the contract between XXX and NFZ (PLN ‘000), 2009-2010
  27. The structure of revenue generated by XXX in Poland under the NFZ contract, by contracted services, 2010
  28. Scope of activity of XXX in Poland, 2010
  29. XXX’s revenue (PLN m) and revenue change in Poland, 2002-2009
  30. The structure of XXX’s revenue in Poland, by source of financing, 2009
  31. The value of the contract between XXX and NFZ (PLN m), 2008-2010
  32. The structure of XXX’s revenue generated in Poland under the NFZ contract, by contracted services, 2010
  33. Scope of activity of XXX in Poland, 2010
  34. XXX’s revenue (PLN m) and revenue change, 2005-2009
  35. The structure of revenue generated by XXX, by type of provided services, 2009
  36. The structure of revenue generated by the XXX in Poland, by source of financing, 2009
  37. The value of the contract between XXX and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  38. The structure of revenue generated by the XXX in Poland under the NFZ contract, by contracted services, 2010
  39. Scope of activity of XXX in Poland, 2010
  40. The XXX ’s revenue and revenue growth in Poland (PLN m), 2006-2009
  41. The value of the contract between XXX and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  42. The structure of revenue generated by the XXX in Poland under the NFZ contract, by contracted services, 2010
  43. Scope of activity of XXX in Poland, 2010
  44. XXX ’s revenue (PLN m) and revenue change in Poland, 2005-2009
  45. XXX’s revenue from inpatient and outpatient services in Poland (PLN m), 2005-2009
  46. The structure of XXX’s revenue in Poland, by source of financing, 2009
  47. The structure of XXX’s revenue generated in Poland under the NFZ contract, by contracted services, 2010
  48. Scope of activity of XXX in Poland, 2010
  49. XXX revenue (PLN m) and revenue change in Poland, 2003-2008
  50. The value of the contract between XXX and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  51. The structure of XXX’s revenue generated in Poland under the NFZ contract, by contracted serivces, 2010
  52. Scope of activity of XXX in Poland, 2010
  53. XXX’s revenue (PLN m) and revenue change in Poland, 2004-2008
  54. The value of the contract between XXX and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  55. The structure of XXX’s revenue under the NFZ contract, by contracted services, 2010
  56. Scope of activity of XXX in Poland, 2010
  57. XXX’s revenue (PLN m) and revenue change in Poland, 2004-2008
  58. The value of the contract between XXX and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  59. The structure of XXX’s revenue generated in Poland under the NFZ contract, by contracted services, 2010
  60. Ownership structure of hospitals in Poland, June 2009
  61. The number of beds in public and non-public hospitals in Poland, 2003-2008
  62. The number of patients treated at public and non-public hospitals in Poland, 2003-2008
  63. The structure of hospital transformation in Poland (by entity initiating transformation), 1999-H1 2009
  64. The structure of hospital ward transformation in Poland (by entity initiating transformation), 1999-H1 2009
  65. The structure of revenue generated by XXX’s hospitals from inpatient services (PLN m), by source of financing, 2007-2009
  66. The value of contracts between NFZ and hospitals of the XXX , 2010
  67. The value of the contract for inpatient services between XXX and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  68. The structure of revenue generated by XXX under NFZ contracts for inpatient services, by contracted services, 2010
  69. The structure of revenue generated by XXX Silesia in Poland, by type of service, 2009
  70. The value of the contract for inpatient services between XXX and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  71. The structure of revenue generated by XXX in Poland, by type of service, 2009
  72. The value of the contract for inpatient services between XXX and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  73. The structure of revenue generated by XXX under NFZ contracts for inpatient services, by contracted services, 2010
  74. The structure of revenue generated by XXX in Poland, by type of service, 2009
  75. The value of the contract for inpatient services between XXX and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  76. The structure of revenue generated by XXX under NFZ contracts for inpatient services, by contracted services, 2010
  77. The value of the contract for inpatient services between XXX and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  78. The structure of revenue generated by XXX under NFZ contracts for inpatient services, by contracted services, 2010
  79. The value of the contract for inpatient services between St. Roch’s Hospital in Ozimek and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  80. The structure of revenue generated by St. Roch’s Hospital in Ozimek under NFZ contracts for inpatient services, by contracted services, 2010
  81. The value of the contract for inpatient services between St. Anthony’s Hospital in Zabkowice Slaskie and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  82. The structure of revenue generated by St. Anthony’s Hospital in Zabkowice Slaskie under NFZ contracts for inpatient services, by contracted services, 2010
  83. The value of the contract for inpatient services between EuroMediCare Hospital in Wroclaw and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  84. The structure of revenue generated by EuroMediCare Hospital in Wroclaw under NFZ contracts for inpatient services, by contracted services, 2010
  85. Revenue of Grupa Nowy Szpital (PLN m) and revenue growth in Poland, 2008-2010
  86. The structure of revenue generated by Grupa Nowy Szpital in Poland (PLN m), by source of financing, 2008-2010
  87. The value and structure of contracts signed in 2010 between NFZ and companies of Grupa Nowy Szpital, 2010
  88. The structure of revenue generated by Nowy Szpital in Olkusz under NFZ contracts for inpatient services, by contracted services, 2010
  89. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Nowy Szpital Powiatu Krosnienskiego and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  90. The structure of revenue generated by Nowy Szpital Powiatu Krosnienskiego under NFZ contracts for inpatient services, by contracted services, 2010
  91. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Nowy Szpital in Szprotawa and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  92. The structure of revenue generated by Nowy Szpital in Szprotawa under NFZ contracts for inpatient services, by contracted services, 2010
  93. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Nowy Szpital in Naklo and Szubin and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  94. The structure of revenue generated by Nowy Szpital in Naklo and Szubin under NFZ contracts for inpatient services, by contracted services, 2010
  95. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Nowy Szpital in Wabrzezno and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  96. The structure of revenue generated by Nowy Szpital in Wabrzezno under NFZ contracts for inpatient services, by contracted services, 2010
  97. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Nowy Szpital in Kostrzyn nad Odra and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  98. The structure of revenue generated by Nowy Szpital in Kostrzyn nad Odra under NFZ contracts for inpatient services, by contracted services, 2010
  99. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Nowy Szpital in Swiebodzin and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  100. The structure of revenue generated by Nowy Szpital in Swiebodzin under NFZ contracts for inpatient services, by contracted services, 2010
  101. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Nowy Szpital in Wschowa and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  102. The structure of revenue generated by Nowy Szpital in Wschowa under NFZ contracts for inpatient services, by contracted services, 2010
  103. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Nowy Szpital in Swiecie and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  104. The structure of revenue generated by Nowy Szpital in Swiecie under NFZ contracts for inpatient services, by contracted services, 2010
  105. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Nowy Szpital in Skwierzyna and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  106. The structure of revenue generated by Nowy Szpital in Skwierzyna under NFZ contracts for inpatient services, by contracted services, 2010
  107. Revenue and net profit of American Heart of Poland in Poland, 2004-2008
  108. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Szpital Polski in Sztum and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  109. The structure of revenue generated by Szpital Polski in Sztum under NFZ contracts for inpatient services, by contracted services, 2010
  110. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Damian Hospital in Warsaw and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  111. The value of the contract for inpatient services between XXX and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  112. The structure of revenue generated by XXX under NFZ contracts for inpatient services, by contracted services, 2010
  113. The value of the contract for inpatient services between Zacisze Hospital in Warsaw and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  114. The structure of revenue generated by Zacisze Hospital in Warsaw under NFZ contracts for inpatient services, by contracted services, 2010
  115. Structure of revenue generated by XXX from inpatient services (PLN m), by source of financing, 2006-2009
  116. The structure of revenue generated by XXX Hospital in Gdansk under NFZ contracts for inpatient services, by contracted services, 2010
  117. Ownership structure of outpatient healthcare facilities in Poland, H1 2009
  118. Public and non-public establishments conducting laboratory testing in Poland, April 2010
  119. Revenue and net profit of Diagnostyka in Poland (PLN m), 2003-2007
  120. Revenue and net financial profit/loss of Synevo Polska (PLN m), 2005-2008
  121. Public and non-public establishments providing dialysis services in Poland, April 2010
  122. Selected largest non-public dialysis clinics in Poland (number of establishments), April 2010
  123. Revenue and net profit/loss of Fresenius Nephrocare in Poland (PLN m), 2004-2008
  124. The value of contract between Fresenius Nephrocare dialysis clinics and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  125. The value of contracts between Fresenius Nephrocare dialysis clinics and NFZ in individual voivodships in Poland, 2010
  126. The value of contracts between Euromedic dialysis clinics and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  127. The value of contracts between Euromedic dialysis clinics and NFZ in individual voivodships in Poland, 2010
  128. The value of contracts between Diverum dialysis clinics and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  129. The value of contracts between Diaverum dialysis clinics and NFZ in individual voivodships in Poland, 2010
  130. The value of contracts between B.Braun/Avitum dialysis clinics and NFZ (PLN m), 2009-2010
  131. The value of contracts between B.Braun/Avitum dialysis clinics and NFZ in individual voivodships in Poland, 2010
  132. Public and non-public establishments providing dental services in Poland, April 2010
  133. Funding of dental services in Poland, by source, February 2010
  134. The number of public and non-public establishments providing diagnostic imaging services in Poland, April 2010
  135. The number of non-public healthcare facilities providing diagnostic imaging services in Poland, April 2010 and April 2009
  136. Percentage of population undergoing selected preventive examinations in Poland, 2007
  137. The value of contract between Fado in Gdansk and NFZ (PLN ‘000), 2009-2010
  138. The value of contracts between AVI Diagnostyka Obrazowa and NFZ (PLN ‘000), 2009-2010
  139. The value of contracts on PET-CT examinations concluded by Euromedic in individual voivodships, 2010
  140. The number of public and non-public establishments providing rehabilitation services in Poland, April 2010
  141. Public and non-public establishments providing emergency medical services in Poland, April 2010
  142. The number of contracts for emergency medical services by public and non-public entities, 2007-2010
  143. The value of contracts between XXX and NFZ concerning emergency medical services in individual voivodships (PLN m), 2010
  144. Flowchart of the process of transformation of independent public healthcare facilities (SP ZOZ) into non-public healthcare institution (NZOZ) as part of the “Saving Polish Hospitals” programme, 2010
  145. Assessment of the healthcare system in Poland and selected Western European countries, 2009
  146. Assessment of healthcare standards during doctor visits in Poland and selected Western European countries, 2009
  147. Assessment of healthcare standards during hospital stays in Poland and selected Western European countries, 2009
  148. Assessment of access to primary health care, consults of specialist doctors and hospital care in Poland compared to previous years, 2009
  149. Availability of visits at outpatient clinics and home visits in Poland, 2004, 2006 and 2008
  150. Assessment of accessibility of specialist doctors in Poland, 2006 and 2008
  151. Percentage of households using public and private health care in Poland, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2007 and 2009
  152. Percentage of households using public and private health care in Poland, 2009
  153. Percentage of population using public and private health care in Poland, by age, 2009
  154. Percentage of population using public and private health care in Poland, by place of residence, 2009
  155. Percentage of population using public and private health care in Poland, by social and professional status, 2009
  156. Percentage of population using private health care (paid for out-of-pocket or financed through medical subscriptions) in Poland, by voivodship, 2009
  157. Percentage of households forced to forego selected private healthcare services in Poland for financial reasons, by type of service, 2009
  158. Necessity to forego healthcare services due to the difficult economic situation in Poland and selected Western European countries, 2009
  159. Household spending on specific healthcare services and pharmaceuticals in Poland (PLN), January-March 2009
  160. Percentage of households incurring expenditure on specific healthcare services in Poland, 2005, 2007 and 2009
  161. Household spending on specific types of healthcare services in Poland (PLN), 2005, 2007 and 2009
  162. Monthly payments (PLN) for private healthcare services that Polish respondents would be willing to accept, 2009
  163. Total health expenditure (% of GDP) in Poland, 2000-2007
  164. Per capita total health expenditure (PPP-adjusted, $) in Poland, 2000-2007
  165. Public sector health expenditure (% of GDP) in Poland, 2000-2007
  166. Public sector health expenditure (% of total government spending) in Poland, 2000-2007
  167. Public sector health expenditure (% of total health spending) in Poland, 2000-2007
  168. Per capita public sector health expenditure (PPP-adjusted, $) in Poland, 2000-2007
  169. Private sector health expenditure (% of GDP) in Poland, 2000-2007
  170. Private sector health expenditure (% of total health spending) in Poland, 2000-2007
  171. Per capita private sector health expenditure (PPP-adjusted, $) in Poland, 2000-2007
  172. Public and private spending on hospital care in Poland, 2007
  173. Structure of private spending on hospital care in Poland, 2007
  174. Public and private per capita spending on medical treatment and rehabilitation services provided at hospitals in Poland (PPP-adjusted, $) 2002-2007
  175. Private and public spending on outpatient care in Poland, 2007
  176. Structure of private spending on outpatient care in Poland, 2007
  177. Public and private per capita spending on basic medical and diagnostic services in Poland (PPP-adjusted, $), 2003-2007
  178. Public and private spending on dental services in Poland, per capita (PPP-adjusted, $), 2003-2007
  179. Public and private per capita spending on specialist outpatient services in Poland (PPP-adjusted, $), 2003-2006
  180. Private and public spending on auxiliary medical services in Poland, 2007
  181. Structure of private spending on auxiliary medical services in Poland, 2007
  182. Private per capita spending on laboratory testing services in Poland (PPP-adjusted, $), 2003-2007
  183. Public and private per capita spending on diagnostic imaging services in Poland (PPP-adjusted, $), 2004-2007
  184. Private and public spending on emergency medical services and medical transport in Poland (PPP-adjusted, $), 2003-2007
  185. Real change of GDP in Poland (%, y-o-y), 2000-2012
  186. GDP per capita by purchasing power parity in EU states (100=EU-27 average), 2007-2008
  187. Unemployment rate in Poland (end of period, %), 2006-2012
  188. Average gross monthly wages in Poland (PLN), 2000-2009
  189. Yearly indexes for the prices of consumer goods and services in Poland (%), 2000-2012
  190. Population in Poland by place of residence, 2008
  191. Percentage of urban population in Poland by region (%), 2008
  192. Average monthly income and spending per capita in Polish households (PLN), 2000-2008
  193. Average monthly disposable income per capita in Polish households (PLN) by source, and real change (y-o-y %), 2008

List of tables

  1. Detailed offering of healthcare services provided by selected banks, 2010
  2. Comparison of health insurance offers of selected insurance companies and medical companies, 2010
  3. Number of clinics and hospitals owned by selected largest private medical companies in Poland, April 2010
  4. Individual and corporate clients of selected largest medical companies in Poland, 2009
  5. Selected private hospitals established in Poland, 2009-2010
  6. Selected investment projects planned at non-public hospitals in Poland, 2010
  7. Selected non-public hospitals operating based on the lease principle in Poland, 2010
  8. Selected examples of planned public-private partnership hospital construction projects, 2010
  9. Key information concerning XXX, 2010
  10. Key information concerning XXX in Katowice, 2010
  11. Key information concerning XXX, 2010
  12. Key information concerning XXX, 2010
  13. Key information concerning XXX, 2010
  14. Key information concerning XXX, 2010
  15. Key information concerning XXX, 2010
  16. Key information concerning XXX, 2010
  17. Key information concerning XXX, 2010
  18. Key information concerning XXX, 2010
  19. Key information concerning XXX, 2010
  20. Key information concerning XXX, 2010
  21. Key information concerning XXX, 2010
  22. Key information concerning XXX, 2010
  23. Key information concerning XXX, 2010
  24. Key information concerning XXX, 2010
  25. Key information concerning XXX, 2010
  26. Key information concerning XXX, 2010
  27. No. of beds at the individual establishments of XXX in Poland, 2010
  28. Contracts between NFZ and XXX establishments in Poland, 2010
  29. Key information concerning XXXj, 2010
  30. Key information concerning XXX, 2010
  31. Key information concerning XXX in Warsaw, 2010
  32. Key information concerning the XXX in Warsaw, 2010
  33. Key information concerning XXX in Warsaw, 2010
  34. Key information concerning XXX in Krakow, 2010
  35. Key information concerning XXX in Warsaw, 2010
  36. Key information concerning XXX in Gdansk, 2010
  37. Comparison of prices for selected dental care services in Poland and selected Western European and Central European countries, 2010
  38. Comparison of prices for selected plastic surgery services in Poland and selected Western European and Central European countries, 2010
  39. Implementation of the “Saving Polish Hospitals” programme in Poland, April 2009-April 2010
  40. Basic macroeconomic indexes of Poland, 2008-2009
  41. The largest Polish urban agglomerations by number of inhabitants, 2008
Private healthcare market in Poland 2010
Development forecasts for 2010-2012

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  • "Global licence" entitles the client to use the product (in its entirety or in part, and in the case of an online product also to use the access data to this product) only and exclusively in the following fields of exploitation:
    • - 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.
    PMR is a member of SIIA's Corporate Content Anti-Piracy Program. Breaking the conditions of our licences will result in a report being sent to SIIA to initiate a piracy investigation and major fees may be imposed by the SIIA as a result. Additionally, for newsletters and online services, it will result in suspension of the subscription with no money refund.