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NUMELE ŞI PRENUMELE: GAÁL Péter

A. Teza de doctorat

Informal payments for health care in Hungary, conducător de doctorat: Prof. Dr. Martin

McKee, University of London, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Anglia

B. Cărti publicate

B1. Cărţi (manuale, monografii, tratate, îndrumare etc.) publicate la edituri

recunoscute în străinătate.

1. Szabolcs Szigeti, Tamás Evetovits, Péter Gaál, Zsófia Pusztai (edit.):

Strengthening Health System Performance Assessment in Hungary: Analysis and

recommondations, Kopenhagen: WHO Europe, 2014, 144 p. (no ISBN)

2. Gaál Péter, Szigeti Szabolcs, Csere Márton, Gaskin Matthew, Panteli Dimitra:

Hungary: Health system review, Copenhagen: World Health Organization;

European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies, 2011, 299 p. (Health

Systems in Transition; 5.) ISSN 1817–6127.

3. Evetovits Tamás, Gaál Péter, Ivády Vilmos, Morvay Karol, Sinkó Eszter, Tvorba

politiky orientovanej na problémy zdravotnej starostlivosti a jej analyza: Princípy a

prax Bratislava; Budapest: Ministerstvo Zdravotníctva Slovenskej Republiky;

Semmelweisovej Univerzite, 2006, 77 p., ISBN 8096950754.

4. Gaal P, Riesberg A (edit.): Health care systems in transition: Hungary,

Copenhagen: World Health Organization; European Observatory on Health

Systems and Policies, 2004, 152 p. (HiT country profiles; 6.), ISSN 1020-9077.

5. Gaal P, Rekassy B, Healy J: Health care systems in transition: Hungary.


Systems and Policies, 1999. 100 p. (HiT country profiles) (no ISBN)

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B2. Cărţi (manuale, monografii, tratate, îndrumare etc.) publicate în ţară, la edituri

recunoscute CNCSIS.

B3. Cărţi (manuale, monografii, tratate, îndrumare etc.) publicate la alte edituri sau

pe plan local.

B4. Cărţi (manuale, monografii, tratate, îndrumare etc.) publicate pe web.

B5. Capitole de cărţi publicate în străinătate

1. Szabolcs Szigeti, Ferenc Lindeisz, Péter Gaál: Hungary, In: Anna Sagan, Sarah

Thomson (edit.), Voluntary health insurance in Europe: Country experience. 163

p., Copenhagen: World Health Organization; European Observatory on Health

Systems and Policies, 2016, pp. 71-74, ISBN 978 92 890 5037 1.

2. Gaál Péter: A gyógyítás közgazdaságtani megközelítése (Abordarea economică a

vindecării), In: Tulassay Zsolt (edit.), A belgyógyászat alapjai (Bazele medicinii

interne). 2390 p., Budapest: Medicina Könyvkiadó, 2016, pp. 132-137, ISBN: 978

963 226 554 4.

3. Gaál Péter: A hatékonyságjavítás lehetőségei és korlátai (Posibilităţile şi limitele

îmbunătăţirii eficienţei). In: Nógrádi Tóth Erzsébet (edit.), Medicina TOP200. 110

p., Budapest: MediaCity Magyarország Kft., 2013. p. 90.

4. Gaál Péter: Fordulópont az egészségügyben? (Punct crucial în sistemul de

sănătate?) In: Nógrádi Tóth Erzsébet (edit.), Medicina Top 2016 Évkönyv (Anuar

2016 Medicina Top): Magyar egészségügyi intézmények, cégek ranglistái

(Clasamentele instituţiilor, firmelor din domeniul sănătății maghiare), 137 p.,

Budapest: MediaCity Magyarország Kft., 2016, pp. 102-103.

5. Peter Gaál, Márton Csere, Annalijn Conklin, Ellen Nolte, Hungary. In: Ellen

Nolte, Cécile Knai (edit.), Assessing chronic disease management in European

health systems: Country reports. 140 p. Copenhagen: World Health Organization;

European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies, 2015, pp. 69-77.

(Observatory Studies Series; 39.) ISBN: 9789289050326. [Google Scholar]

6. Gaál Péter, Szigeti Szabolcs, Gaskin Matthew: Responsibility and Accountability

in the Hungarian Health System. In: Rosen Bruce, Israeli Ava, Shortell Stephen

(edit.), Accountability and Responsibility in Health Care: Issues in Addressing an

Emerging Global Challenge, 691 p., Singapore: World Scientific, 2012, pp. 141-

148. (World Scientific Series in Global Healthcare Economics and Public Policy)

ISBN: 9789814347965.

7. Gaál Péter: Problémák és megoldási lehetőségek a magyar egészségügy

reformjában. (Probleme şi posibilităţi de rezolvare în reforma sistemului de sănătate

maghiare) In: Szigeti Szabolcs, Frivaldszky János (edit.), A jó kormányzásról:

Elmélet és kihívások (Despre buna guvernare: Teorie şi provocări). 368 p.,

Budapest: L'Harmattan Kiadó, 2012, pp. 331-368. (Jezsuita könyvek. Agóra; 12.)

ISBN: 978-963-8014-38-2.

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8. Gaál Péter, Jakab M, Shishkin S, Strategies to address informal payments for

health care. In: Kutzin J, Cashin C, Jakab M (edit.), Implementing health financing

reform: Lessons from countries in transitions. 411 p., Copenhagen: World Health

Organization; European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies, 2010, pp.

327-361. (Observatory studies Series; 21.) ISBN: 9789289042116.

9. Gotsadze G, Gaál Péter, Coverage decisions: Benefit entitlements and patient cost

sharing. In: Kutzin J, Cashin C, Jakab M (edit.), Implementing health financing


Organization; European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies, 2010. pp.


10. Gaál Péter: Gift, fee or bribe?: Informal payments in Hungary. In: Kotalik J,

Rodrigez D (edit.), Global Corruption Report 2006, 378 p., London: Pluto Press,

2006, pp. 71-74, ISBN: 0 7453 25092

11. Evetovits T, Gaál Péter: A költséghatékonyság értelmezése az egészségügyben:

Egészség-gazdaságtani alapok Cochrane-tól Culyer-ig (Interpretarea eficienţei din

punct de vedere al costului în sistemul de sănătate: Bazele economiei sănătății). In:

Gulácsi László (edit.) Egészség-gazdaságtan (Economia sănătăţii). 547 p.,

Budapest: Medicina Könyvkiadó, 2005, pp. 91-113, ISBN: 963 2429 87 7.

12. Gaál Péter: Hungary, In: Fried B J , Gaydos L M (edit.), World health systems:

Challenges and perspectives . Washington: Health Administration Press, 2002, pp.

329-342, ISBN: 1567931820.

B6. Capitole de cărţi publicate în ţară

C. Lucrări ştiinţifice publicate

C1. Lucrări ştiinţifice publicate în reviste cotate ISI

1. Tetiana Stepurko, Milena Pavlova, Irena Gryga, Péter Gaál, Wim Groot: Patterns

of informal patient payments in Bulgaria, Hungary and Ukraine, Health Policy and

Planning, Volume 32, Issue 4, 1 May 2017, p. 453–466, IF: ...,

https://doi.org/10.1093/heapol/czw147

2. Gaál Péter, Szigeti Szabolcs, Panteli Dimitra, Gaskins Matthew, Ginneken van

Ewout, Major challenges ahead for Hungarian healthcare, BRITISH MEDICAL

JOURNAL (BMJ), 2011, 343:(7836), pp. 1251-1254. IF: 14,093 [Scopus], doi:

http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/bmj.d7657

3. Gaál Péter, Evetovits T, McKee M, Informal payment for health care: Evidence

from Hungary, HEALTH POLICY, 2006, 77:(1) pp. 86-102. IF: 1,201 [Scopus],

doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.healthpol.2005.07.024

4. Gaál Péter, Belli P. C., McKee M., Szócska M.: Informal payments for health care:

Definitions, distinctions, and dilemmas, JOURNAL OF HEALTH POLITICS

POLICY AND LAW, 2006, 31:(2) pp. 251-293. IF: 1,151 [Scopus],

doi:10.1215/03616878-31-2-251

https://doi.org/10.1093/heapol/czw147


http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.healthpol.2005.07.024

https://dx.doi.org/10.1215/03616878-31-2-251

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5. Gaál Péter, McKee M.: Fee-for-service or donation? Hungarian perspectives on

informal payment for health care, SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE, 2005, 60:(7)

pp. 1445-1457. IF: 2,619 [SpringerLink, Scopus],

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.socscimed.2004.08.009

6. Gaál Péter, McKee M.: Informal payment for health care and the theory of 'INXIT'

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HEALTH PLANNING AND

MANAGEMENT, 2004 19:(2) pp. 163-178. IF: 0,327 [SpringerLink, Scopus], doi:

10.1002/hpm.751

C2. Lucrări ştiinţifice publicate în reviste indexate în baze de date internaţionale

(indicaţi şi baza de date)

1. Sinkó Eszter - Dózsa Katalin - Elek Péter - Kiss Norbert - Merész Gergő - Gaál

Péter (2017): "Az egészségügy forrásainak felhasználásával népegészségügyi

fókuszú alapellátás-szervezési modellprogram Virtuális Ellátó Központ

támogatásával" című program egészségpolitikai értékelése. (Utilizarea surselor de

ingrijire a sănătății în sănătatea publică-organizarea unui program model cu

sprijunul Centrului de furnizare virtual). NÉPEGÉSZSÉGÜGY 95(1): 86-94.

[Matarka]

2. Gaál Péter: Hogyan tovább? Az egészségügyi rendszer fejlesztésének stratégiai

irányai a Semmelweis Terv értelmezési keretében, (Încotro? Direcţiile strategice

ale dezvoltării sistemului de sănătate în cadrul interpretării Planului Semmelweis)

INFORMATIKA ÉS MENEDZSMENT AZ EGÉSZSÉGÜGYBEN

(INFORMATICĂ ŞI MANAGEMENT ÎN SISTEMUL DE SĂNĂTATE), 2013,

12:(3) pp. 9-14. [Matarka]

3. Gaál Péter, Szigeti Szabolcs, Evetovits Tamás, Lindeisz Ferenc: Problémák és

megoldási lehetőségek a magyar egészségügy reformjában (Probleme şi posibilităţi

de rezolvare în reformul sistemului de sănătate maghiar), EGÉSZSÉGÜGYI

GAZDASÁGI SZEMLE (REVISTA DE ECONOMIA SĂNĂTĂȚII), 2012, 50:(2)

pp. 7-15. [Matarka]

4. Gaál Péter, Evetovits Tamás, Lindeisz Ferenc, Szigeti Szabolcs: A forrásteremtés

igazságosságának vizsgálata a betegségek költségterhe elleni védelem

indikátorainak segítségével (Examinarea echitabilităţii creării resurselor cu ajutorul

indicatorilor de protecţie împotriva costurilor bolilor), EGÉSZSÉGÜGYI

GAZDASÁGI SZEMLE (REVISTA DE ECONOMIA SĂNĂTĂȚII), 2012, 50:(3)

pp. 2-12. [Matarka]

5. Gaál Péter, Szigeti Szabolcs, Evetovits Tamás, Lindeisz Ferenc: A hatékonyság

alakulása a magyar egészségügyi rendszerben (Evoluarea eficienţei în sistemul de

sănătate maghiar), EGÉSZSÉGÜGYI GAZDASÁGI SZEMLE (REVISTA DE

ECONOMIA SĂNĂTĂȚII), 2012, 50:(3) pp. 21-30. [Matarka]

6. Gaál Péter, Sinkó Eszter: Egészségügyi menedzsment és rendszerirányítás a

magyar egészségügy átalakításában (Managementul sănătății şi gestionarea

sistemului în transformarea sistemului de sănătate maghiar), NÉPEGÉSZSÉGÜGY

(SISTEMUL DE SĂNĂTATE PUBLIC), 2012, 90:(2) pp. 111-119. [Matarka]


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7. Szigeti Szabolcs, Gaál Péter, Százados Tibor: Az egészségpolitikai intézkedések

utólagos átláthatóságának növelése internet alapú monitoring eszköz

alkalmazásával (Creşterea transparenţei ulterioare ale măsurilor de politica de

sănătate cu aplicarea instrumentului de monitoring pe bază de internet),



9:(3) pp. 13-17. [Matarka]

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8. Szigeti Szabolcs, Gaál Péter, Mihalicza Péter, Evetovits Tamás, Pusztai Zsófia,

Javaslatok a teljesítményértékelési rendszer intézményesítésére a magyar

egészségpolitika intézményrendszerében (Propuneri pentru instituţionalizarea

sistemului de evaluarea performanţei în sistemul instituţional al politicii sanitare

maghiare) EGÉSZSÉGÜGYI GAZDASÁGI SZEMLE (REVISTA DE


9. Gaál Péter: Az önkéntes egészségbiztosítás szerepe a magyar egészségügy

finanszírozásában (Rolul asigurării voluntare a sănătăţii în finanţarea sistemului de

sănătate maghiar) EGÉSZSÉGÜGYI GAZDASÁGI SZEMLE (REVISTA DE


10. Gaál Péter: A Semmelweis Terv egészségpolitikai keretrendszere és az átalakítás

stratégiai irányai: hatékonysági problémák orvoslása (Sistemul cadru de politică

sanitară al Planului Semmelweis şi direcţiile strategice ala transformării:

remedierea problemelor de eficienţă), INFORMATIKA ÉS MENEDZSMENT AZ

EGÉSZSÉGÜGYBEN (INFORMATICĂ ŞI MANAGEMENT ÎN SISTEMUL DE

SĂNĂTATE), 2011, 10:(5) pp. 5-8. [Matarka]

11. Gaál Péter: Az egészségbiztosítási pénztárakról szóló törvény a szolgáltatók

szemszögéből (Legea despre casele de asigurarea sănătăţii din punctul de vedere al

furnizorilor), INFORMATIKA ÉS MENEDZSMENT AZ EGÉSZSÉGÜGYBEN


7:(2) pp. 5-13. [Matarka]

12. Gaál Péter: Egészségbiztosítási reform: innováció vagy ócsítás? (Reforma

asigurării sănătăţii: inovaţie sau ieftinire) ORVOSTOVÁBBKÉPZŐ SZEMLE

(REVISTA DE PERFECŢIONAREA MEDICILOR), 2008, 15:(1) pp. 11-22.

[Matarka]

13. Gaál Péter: Egészségügyi reform: Problémák, okok és megoldási lehetőségek

(Reforma sanitară: Probleme, motive şi posibilităţi de rezolvare) NEMZETI

ÉRDEK (INTERES NAŢIONAL), 2007, 1:(1) pp. 69-75. [Matarka]

14. Gaál Péter: A fejkvóta típusú finanszírozás szerepe az ellátási szintek közötti

integrációban a magyar egészségügyi rendszerben (Rolul finanţării tip per-capita în

integrarea dintre nivelele de deservire în sistemul de sănătate maghiare), NEMZETI

ÉRDEK (INTERES NAŢIONAL), 2007, 1:(2) pp. 100-117. [Matarka]

15. Gaál Péter: Lényeges kérdések az egészségügy reformjában: a finanszírozói

verseny (Probleme importante în reforma de sănătate: concursul finanţării),



6:(1) pp. 8-12. [Matarka]

16. Gaál Péter: Egészségügyi reform és korszerű egészségpolitika. Reflexiók az

Egészségbiztosítási Reform 2007-2009 (Reforma sanitară şi politică de sănătate

modernă. Reflexii despre Reforma Asigurării Sănătăţii 2007-2009),



6:(1) pp. 7-12. [Matarka]

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17. Sinkó E, Gaál Péter: Új egészségbiztosítási modell? (Nou model de asigurare de

sănătate?) INFORMATIKA ÉS MENEDZSMENT AZ EGÉSZSÉGÜGYBEN


6:(8) pp. 5-12. [Matarka]

18. Sinkó Eszter, Gaál Péter: Új egészségügyi modell? (Nou model sanitar?)

NEMZETI ÉRDEK (INTERES NAŢIONAL), 2007, 1:(3) pp. 15-25. [Matarka]

19. Gaál Péter, Stefka N, Nagy J.: Cost accounting methodologies in price setting of

acute inpatient services in Hungary, HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT

SCIENCE, 2006, 9:(3) pp. 243-250. [SpringerLink, Scopus], doi: 10.1007/s10729-

006-9091-3

20. Gaál Péter: Benefits and entitlements in the Hungarian health care system,

EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF HEALTH ECONOMICS, 2005, 6:(SUPPL. 1) pp.

S37-S45. [SpringerLink, Scopus], doi: 10.1007/s10198-005-0317-y

21. Gaál Péter: A probléma-orientált programalkotás koncepciója (Concepţia

programării orientată spre probleme) INFORMATIKA ÉS MENEDZSMENT AZ



22. Gaál Péter: Értékkonszenzus a magyar egészségügyben (Consens de valori în

sistemul de sănătate maghiar), INFORMATIKA ÉS MENEDZSMENT AZ



C3. Lucrări ştiinţifice publicate în reviste din străinătate (altele decât cele

menţionate anterior)

1. Gaál Péter: A közgazdasági szemléletmód egészségpolitikai döntéshozatalban

történő alkalmazásának lehetőségeiről és korlátairól (Despre posibilităţile şi

limitele aplicării viziunii economice în luarea deciziilor de politică de sănătate),

MAGYAR BELORVOSI ARCHIVUM (ARHIVA MAGHIARĂ DE MEDICINĂ

INTERNĂ), 2013, 66:(6) pp. 318-323.

2. Gaál Péter: Hála-pénz? Hála-kényszer (Bani de mulţumire? Nevoie de mulţumire),

EGÉSZSÉGÜGYI GAZDASÁGI SZEMLE (REVISTA DE ECONOMIA

SĂNĂTĂȚII), 2004, 42:(Klnsz) p. 22.

3. Evetovits Tamás, Gaál Péter: Mennyire hatékony a költséghatékony? (Cât de

eficientă este eficienţa din punct de veder a costurilor?) EGÉSZSÉGÜGYI

MENEDZSMENT (MANAGEMENTUL SĂNĂTĂȚII), 2003, 5:(2) pp. 74-81.

4. Riesberg A., Gaál Péter, Busse R.: Hungary: A 'cautious reformer', EURO

OBSERVER, 2003, 5:(2) pp. 3-5.

5. Evetovits Tamás, Gaál Péter: A félreérthetőség káros az egészségre (Ambiguitatea

este dăunătoare sănătăţii), EGÉSZSÉGÜGYI MENEDZSMENT

(MANAGEMENTUL SĂNĂTĂȚII), 2002, 4:(5) pp. 28-33.

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6. Gaál Péter: Az egészségbiztosítás szükségletkommunikációs információs

rendszere (Sistemul informaţional de necesitatea comunicării al asigurării

sănătăţii), VÉGEKEN (LA GRANIŢE), 1996, 7:(1) pp. 4-9.

C4. Lucrări ştiinţifice publicate în reviste din ţară, recunoscute CNCSIS (altele decât

cele din baze de date internaţionale).

C5. Lucrări ştiinţifice publicate în reviste, altele decât cele menţionate anterior

C6. Lucrări ştiinţifice publicate în volumele manifestărilor ştiinţifice

Afiş de conferinţe

1. Gaál Péter, Evetovits T, Menesi E, Analysis of Financial Protection in Hungary,

Poster presentation, 8th European Conference on Health Economics (ECHE 2010),

Finlandia Hall, Helsinki, Finland, 7-10 July 2010.

Prezentări plenare la manifestări ştiinţifice, conferinţe

1. Evetovits Tamás, Gaál Péter: A betegségek költségterhe elleni védelem (financial

protection) egészségpolitikai jelentősége és mérésének új módszertana.

(Semnificaţia de politica de sănătate a protecţiei financiare împotriva bolilor şi noua

metodologie a măsurării acestuia) IME-META X. Egészség-gazdaságtani

konferencia és továbbképzés (Al X-lea conferinţă sanitară-economică şi

perfecţionare), 15 iunie 2016

2. Gaál Péter: Egészségszervezési irányelvek (Directive de organizarea sănătăţii),

Magyar Kórházszövetség XXVII. Kongresszus (XXVII. Congres al Uniunii

Maghiare a Spitalelor), Debrecen, 2015. április 22-24.

3. Gaál Péter: 20 éves az EMK: Az egészségügyi menedzserképzés kihívásai két

évtized magyarországi és nemzetközi tapasztalatai alapján (EMK are 20 de ani:

Provocările formării managerilor în domeniul sănătății în baza a două decenii de

experienţe maghiare şi internaţionale), Magyar Kórházszövetség XXVII.

Kongresszus (XXVII. Congres al Uniunii Spitalelor Maghiare), Debrecen, 2015.

április 22-24.

4. Gaál Péter: Az irányelvek szerepe a betegútmenedzsment fejlesztésében. (Rolul

directivelor în dezvoltarea managementului monitorizării pacienţilor) X. Jubileumi

Regionális Egészségügyi Konferencia (A X-a Conferinţă Sanitară Regională

Iubilară), Budapest, 2015. február 26.

5. Gaál Péter: Az egészségszervezési irányelvek közösségi implementációjának

koncepcionális háttere (Fundalul concepţional al implementării comunitare a

directivelor de organizarea sănătăţii), VI. Egészségesebb egészségügyért

konferencia (A VI-a conferinţă pentur sistem sanitar mai sănătos), Budapest, 2015.

június 30.

6. Gaál Péter, Sinkó Eszter: The Critical Conceptual and Practical Issues of the

Integrated Care Coordination Pilot (CCP) in Hungary, ISQUA Annual Conference,

Rio de Janeiro, 6 October 2014.

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7. Gaál Péter: A házi gyermekorvosi ellátás helye a járóbetegellátás átalakításának

koncepciójában (Locul îngrijirii medicale a copiilor de către medicul de familie în

concepţia deservirii pacienţilor ambulanţi), Házi Gyermekorvosok Egyesülete XIX.

őszi konferencia (XIX-a Conferinţă de toamnă a Asociaţiei Pediatrilor), Budapest,

2013. november 29.

8. Gaál Péter: Az egészségügyi rendszer átalakításának sarokpontjai a Semmelweis

terv keretrendszerében (Punctele de colţ ale transformării sistemului de sănătate în

sistemul cadru al planului Semmelweis), 8. Egészségügyi menedzserképző

konferencia (A 8-a conferinţă de formarea managerilor sanitari),Târgu-Mureş,

2013. október 11.

9. Gaál Péter: A járóbetegellátás átalakításának sarokpontjai a Semmelweis terv

keretrendszerében (Punctele de colţ ale transformării deservirii pacienţilor

ambulanţi în sistemul de cadru al planului Semmelweis), XVII. Önkormányzati

Egészségügyi Napok konferencia (XVII-a conferinţă Zilele Sănătăţii de

Autoguvernare), Budapest, 2013. szeptember 3.

10. Gaál Péter: A közösségi egészségszervezés és a járóbetegellátás átalakításának

kulcskérdései (Problemele cheie ale organizării comunitare al sănătăţii şi a

transformării deservirii pacienţilor ambulanţi), IME VIII. Regionális egészségügyi

konferencia (A VIII-a conferinţă regională sanitară al IME), Budapest, 2013.

február 20.

11. Gaál Péter: A paraszolvencia egészségpolitikai jelentősége és a megszüntetésére

tett kísérletek értékelése, konferencia előadás (Semnificaţia de politică sanitară a

parasolvenţei şi evaluarea tentativelor de eliminarea acestuia, discurs de

conferinţă), Magánpraxis (Cabinet privat) 2013. - Egészségbiztosítás, szerződés és

biztonság konferencia (Conferinţă de asigurare de sănătate, contract şi siguranţă),

Budapest, 2013. január 25.

12. Gaál Péter: Research in Mental Health, Health Economics, Policy and

Management: How to Improve Health System Performance, New Perspectives in

the Research of Mental Health Conference, Budapest, 17 May 2013.

13. Evetovits T, Gaál Péter, Szigeti Sz, Lindeisz F, Habicht J: Informing decision

makers: Analysis of financial protection over time in the context of policy changes,

9th European Conference on Health Economics (ECHE 2010), 18-21 July 2012,

Zurich, Switzerland.

14. Gaál Péter: A közösségi egészségszervezés koncepciója a járóbeteg ellátás

átalakításában (Concepţia organizării comunitare a sănătăţii în formarea deservirii

pacienţilor ambulanţi), Medicina 2000 XIV. Országos járóbeteg szakellátási

konferencia (XIV. conferinţă naţională de deservirea prin tratament specific a

pacienţilor ambulanţi), Balatonfüred, 2012. szeptember 13.

15. Gaál Péter: Átalakulás közben: kulcspontok, kockázatok és kritikus sikertényezők

(În cursul transformării: puncte cheie, riscuri şi factori critici de succes), IME VII.

Regionális egészségügyi konferencia (A VII-a conferinţă regională sanitară IME),

Budapest, 2012. február 20.

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16. Gaál Péter: Recent Attempts to Address Informal Payments for Health Care: The

Case of Hungary, ASSPRO CEE 2007 Final Project Conference, Conference

Presentation, Vilnius, 3 decembrie 2012.

17. Evetovits T, Gaál Péter, Belicza É: Innovations in provider payment and vertical

coordination of care: Complex ‘virtual fundholding’ experiment in Hungary, 8th

World Congress on Health Economics, Conference presentation, Toronto, Canada

10-13 July 2011.

18. Gaál Péter: Innovations in health policy: The Care Coordination Pilot and the

functional deconstructive model of health care systems, Modern health care

delivery systems and the role of hospitals – WHO conference, Conference

presentation, Brussels, 21-22 noiembrie 2011.

19. Gaál Péter: The Health Policy Basis of the Semmelweis Plan: Efficiency,

Coordination and e-Health, First Central and Eastern European e-Health Academy

Conference, Conference presentation, Budapest, 7 mai 2011.

20. Gaál Péter: A Semmelweis terv alapvetései és az eHealth (Fundamentele planului

Semmelweis şi eHealth), IME IX. Országos egészségügyi infokommunikációs

konferencia (Al IX-lea Conferinţă naţională de infocomunicaţie în domeniul

sănătății IME), Budapesta, 10 mai 2011.

21. Gaál Péter: Életvitelt segítő informatika és a Semmelweis Terv (Informatica care

ajută traiul şi planul Semmelweis), eVITA Nemzeti Technológiai Platform Szakmai

Fórum (Forul Profesional al Platformei Tehnologice Naţionale eVITA), Budapesta,

24 martie 2011.

22. Gaál Péter: Financial Difficulties in the Prevention and Treatment of

Cardiovascular Diseases, EHRA Summit (jointly organized by the European Heart

Rhythm Association and the Hungarian Society of Cardiology), Budapest, 26-27

noiembrie 2010.


reformjában (Probleme şi posibilităţi de rezolvare în reforma sistemului de sănătate

maghiar), 6. Egészségügyi menedzserképző konferencia (Al 6-lea Conferinţă de

formarea managerilor în domeniul sănătății), Târgu-Mureş, 26 iunie 2010.

24. Gaál Péter: Az egészségügy átalakulásának 20 éve: Eredmények és kudarcok (Cele

20 de ani ale transformării sistemului de sănătate), Önkormányzati Egészségügyi

Napok téli szimpóziuma (Simpozionul de iarnă al Zilelor medicale în

Administrațiile publice), Budapesta, 27 ianuarie 2010.

25. Gaál Péter: Evolution & Challenges of Central and Eastern European Health Care

Systems, Keynote speech, Round Table: The new European markets – Growth &

Opportunity, MedTech Forum 2009, Eucomed, Brussels, 6 octombrie 2009.

26. Gaál Péter: Az egészségpolitika és gyógyszerpolitika kihívásai a magyar

egészségügyben (Provocările politicii sanitare şi a politicii farmaceutice în sistemul

de sănătate maghiar), Magyar Gyógyszerészi Kamara II. Vándorgyűlése (Al II-lea

Adunare Itinerantă a Camerei Maghiare a Farmaciştilor), Miskolctapolca, 2009.

februarie 7.

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27. Gaál Péter: A döntés után: mi várható az egészségbiztosítás reformjában (După

decizie: ce se poate aştepta în reforma asigurării sănătăţii), IME III. Regionális

egészségügyi konferencia (A III-a conferinţă sanitară regională IME), Budapest,

2008. februarie 20.

28. Gaál Péter: Az egészségbiztosítási törvénytervezetről a szolgáltatók szemszögéből

(Despre proiectul de lege de asigurarea sănătăţii din punctul de vedere al

furnizorilor), Önkormányzati Egészségügyi Napok téli szimpóziuma (Simpozionul

de iarnă al Zilelor medicale în Administrațiile publice), Budapesta, 16 ianuarie

2008.

29. Gaál Péter: A társadalombiztosítási rendszer reformja a nemzetközi folyamatok

tükrében (Reforma sistemului de asigurare socială în prin prisma proceselor

internaţionale), IME VII. Kontrolling konferencia (Al VII-lea conferinţă de control

IME), Budapesta, 28 noiembrie 2007.

30. Gaál Péter: A társadalombiztosítási rendszerbe erőltetett üzleti egészségbiztosítás

paradoxona (Paradoxul asigurării comerciale a sănătăţii forţat în sistemul de

asigurare socială), LIGA szakszervezetek szakmai konferenciája (Conferinţa

profesională a sindicatelor LIGA), Budapest, 2007. noiembrie 15.


reformjában (Probleme şi posibilităţi de rezolvare în reforma sistemului de sănătate

maghiar), Hitek és tévhitek az egészségbiztosítási biztosítói modellekről –

konferencia (Credinţe şi convingeri greşite despre modelele de asigurare de

sănătate-Conferinţă), Budapest, 2007. februarie 28.

32. Gaál Péter: Images of Informal Payments for Health Care: Definitions, Theories

and Practice, 6th European Conference on Health Economics, Conference

presentation, Budapest, 6-9 July 2006.

33. Gaál Péter: Overview of the Hungarian DRG system, 6th European Conference on

Health Economics, Conference presentation, Budapest, 6-9 July 2006.

34. Gaál Péter, Evetovits T, Sinkó E, Innovations in health policy: The Care Managing

Pilot and the functional deconstructive model of health care systems, European

Health Management Association Annual Conference, Conference presentation,

Budapest, 28-30 June 2006.

35. Gaál Péter: Lényeges és lényegtelen kérdések az egészségügy reformjában

(Probleme importante şi neimportante în reforma sanitară), Házi Gyermekorvosok

Egyesülete XII. őszi konferencia (Al XII-lea Conferinţă de toamnă a Asociaţiei

Medicilor Pediatri), Budapest, 2006. noiembrie 17.

36. Gaál Péter: Hálapénz: korrupció!?: Európai kitekintés (Bani de mulţumire:

corupţie?: Privire europeană), EGVE XIII. Egészségügyi napok kongresszusa (Al

XIII-lea Congres al zilelor medicale EGVE), Szeged, 2006. iunie 22.

37. Gaál Péter, Evetovits T.: Értékek és nézőpontok az egészségügyben, Az

egészségügy közgazdaságtana és az értékközpontú egészségügy - konferencia

(Valori şi puncte de vedere în sistemul de sănătate, Economia sistemului de sănătate

şi sistemul de sănătate orientat spre valori- conferinţă), 2001. septembrie 22.

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38. Gaál Péter, Szócska M.: Health Services Management Education in Hungary,

EHMA 30th Annual Conference on Healthcare Futures: The managerial agenda,

Conference presentation, Cascais, Portugalia, 1996. iunie.

D. Traduceri de cărţi, capitole de cărţi, alte lucrări ştiinţifice

E. Editare, coordonare de volume

F. Brevete de invenții și alte titluri de proprietate

G. Contracte de cercetare (menţionaţi calitatea de director sau membru)

1. Health Systems and Policies Monitor (HSPM), Hungary, Rolul: Director de

cercetare; Finanțator: WHO Reg.: 2015/585713-0, partea I., Valoare: 4000 USD.

2. Az egészségügyi forrásteremtés vizsgálata (Examinarea creării resurselor de

sănătate) 2015; Rolul: Director de cercetare; Finanțator: Egészségügyi

Minisztérium – Egészségügyi Világszervezet kétéves együttműködési

megállapodás (Ministerul Sănătăţii – Acord bianual de colaborare cu Organizaţia

Mondială de Sănătate) Valoare: 11400 USD, Valorificare: Raport de cercetare

3. A rendezetlen társadalom-biztosítási jogviszonnyal rendelkező lakosok

szociológiai jellemzőinek vizsgálata, (Examinarea caracteristicilor sociale ale

locuitorilor cu raport juridic de asigurare socială neordonat) 2014-2015; Rolul:

Director de cercetare; Finanțator: Egészségügyi Minisztérium – Egészségügyi

Világszervezet kétéves együttműködési megállapodás (Ministerul Sănătăţii –

Acord bianual de colaborare cu Organizaţia Mondială de Sănătate) (WHO Reg.No:

2014/488077); Valoare: 7 000 USD, Valorificare: Raport de cercetare

4. Szervezeti hatékonyság fejlesztése az egészségügyi ellátó rendszerben – Területi

együttműködések kialakítása (egészségszervezési irányelvek és protokollok;

vastagbélszűrési mozgósítás vizsgálata; kapacitástervezés; egészségügyi rendszer

teljesítményértékelése) (Dezvoltarea eficienţei organizatorice în sistemul de

deservire al domeniului sănătății – Formarea colaborărilor teritoriale (directive şi

protocoale de organizarea sanitară; examinarea mobilizării depistării cancerului de

colon; proiectarea capacităţii; evaluarea performanţei sistemului de sănătate), 2014-

2015; Rolul: Director de cercetare al Universităţii Semmelweis, ca partener

consorţial; Finanțator: EU, TÁMOP 6.2.5/B, Valoare: 201.051.931 HUF;

Valorificare: Rapoarte de cercetare, discursuri la conferinţe

Gaál Péter: Egészségszervezési irányelvek (Directive de organizarea sănătăţii),

Magyar Kórházszövetség XXVII. Kongresszus (Al XXVII. Congres al Uniunii

Spitalelor Maghiare), Debrecen, 2015. április 22-24.

Gaál Péter: Az irányelvek szerepe a betegútmenedzsment fejlesztésében (Rolul

directivelor în dezvoltarea managementului monitorizării pacienţilor). X.

Jubileumi Regionális Egészségügyi Konferencia (A X-a Conferinţă Regională

Sanitară Iubilară), Budapest, 2015. február 26.

Gaál Péter: Az egészségszervezési irányelvek közösségi implementációjának

koncepcionális háttere (Fondul concepţional al implementării comunitare a

directivelor de organizarea sănătăţii), VI. Egészségesebb egészségügyért

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konferencia (A VI-a Conferinţă pentru un sistem sanitar mai sănătos), Budapest,

2015. június 30.

5. The impacts of the crisis on access to healthcare services elnevezésű kutatási

projekt keretében a gazdasági válság az egészségügyi ellátáshoz való hozzáférésére

gyakorolt hatásainak vizsgálata 3 magyar ellátó intézményben (Proiectul de

cercetare cu titlul The impacts of the crisis on access to healthcare services având

ca obiect examinarea efectelor crizei economice produse asupra accesului la

îngrijirea medicală în cadrul a 3 instituții de sănătate), 2013-2014; Rolul: Ca

partener de cercetare conducerea cercetării din Ungaria; Finanțator: Eurofound;

Valoare: 10.680 EUR; Valorificare: Raport de cercetare

6. Developing a strategic policy framework for health financing with a focus on

revenue collection to ensure stable and sustainable flow of funds for health to

maintain universal coverage, 2013-2014; Rolul: Director de cercetare; Finanțator:

Egészségügyi Minisztérium – Egészségügyi Világszervezet kétéves

együttműködési megállapodás (Ministerul Sănătăţii – Acord bianual de colaborare

cu Organizaţia Mondială de Sănătate) (WHO Reg.No: 2013/336745);

Valoare: 19.000 USD; Valorificare: Raport de cercetare

7. Az egészségügyi rendszer teljesítményértékelésének vizsgálata az

intézményesíthetőség szempontjából (Examinarea evaluării performanţei a

sistemului de sănătate din punctul de vedere al posibilităţii de instituţionalizare al

acestuia), 2012-2013; Rolul: Director de cercetare; Finanțator: Egészségügyi

Minisztérium – Egészségügyi Világszervezet kétéves együttműködési

megállapodás (Ministerul Sănătăţii – Acord bianual de colaborare cu Organizaţia

Mondială de Sănătate) (WHO Reg.No: 2012/24870); Valoare: 8.000 USD;

Valorificare: Raport de cercetare, articole în reviste

Szigeti Szabolcs, Gaál Péter, Százados Tibor: Az egészségpolitikai

intézkedések utólagos átláthatóságának növelése internet alapú monitoring

eszköz alkalmazásával (Creşterea transparenţei ulterioare ale măsurilor de

politica sanitară cu aplicarea instrumentului de monitoring pe bază de internet),


(INFORMATICĂ ŞI MANAGEMENT ÎN SISTEMUL DE SĂNĂTATE),

2012, 9:(3) pp. 13-17. [Matarka]

Szigeti Szabolcs, Gaál Péter, Mihalicza Péter, Evetovits Tamás, Pusztai Zsófia:

Javaslatok a teljesítményértékelési rendszer intézményesítésére a magyar

egészségpolitika intézményrendszerében (Propuneri pentru instituţionalizarea

sistemului de evaluarea performanţei în sistemul instituţional al politicii sanitare

maghiare), EGÉSZSÉGÜGYI GAZDASÁGI SZEMLE (REVISTA DE


8. Krónikus betegségek menedzsmentjének vizsgálata a DISMEVAL kutatási projekt

keretében (Examinarea managementului bolilor cronice în cadrul proiectului de

cercetare DISMEVAL), 2009-2010; Kutatási partnerként, a magyarországi jelentés

elkészítése (Elaborarea raportului referitor la Ungaria ca partener de cercetare);

Finanțator: EU FP7; Valoare: 16.500 EUR; Valorificare: Raport de cercetare,

capitol de carte

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Peter Gaál, Márton Csere, Annalijn Conklin, Ellen Nolte, Hungary. In: Ellen

Nolte, Cécile Knai (edit.), Assessing chronic disease management in European

health systems: Country reports. 140 p. Copenhagen: World Health


69-77. (Observatory Studies Series; 39.) ISBN: 9789289050326. [Google

Scholar]

9. Monitoring progress towards universal health coverage: generating new evidence

on financial protection in health systems in Europe, 2008-; Rolul: Director de

cercetare respectiv conducător asociat al cercetării; Finanțator: WHO Barcelona

Office for Health Systems Strengthening (WHO Reg.No: 2014/487619); Valoare:

5.500 USD; Valorificare: Raport de cercetare, participări la conferinţă, poster,

articol în revistă

Evetovits Tamás, Gaál Péter: A betegségek költségterhe elleni védelem

(financial protection) egészségpolitikai jelentősége és mérésének új

módszertana (Semnificaţia de politică sanitară a protecţiei financiară a bolilor

(financial protection) şi noua metodologie de măsurarea acestuia. IME-META

X. Egészség-gazdaságtani konferencia és továbbképzés (A X-a Conferinţă de

economia sanitară şi de perfecţionare), 2016. június 15.

Evetovits T, Gaál Péter, Szigeti Sz, Lindeisz F, Habicht J: Informing decision

makers: Analysis of financial protection over time in the context of policy

changes, 9th European Conference on Health Economics (ECHE 2010), 18-21

July 2012, Zurich, Switzerland.

Gaál Péter, Evetovits Tamás, Lindeisz Ferenc, Szigeti Szabolcs: A

forrásteremtés igazságosságának vizsgálata a betegségek költségterhe elleni

védelem indikátorainak segítségével (Examinarea echitabilităţii creării

resurselor cu ajutorul indicatoarelor de protecţie financiară împotriva bolilor)


SĂNĂTĂȚII), 2012, 50:(3) pp. 2-12. [Matarka]

Gaál Péter, Evetovits T, Menesi E, Analysis of Financial Protection in

Hungary, Poster presentation, 8th European Conference on Health Economics

(ECHE 2010), Finlandia Hall, Helsinki, Finland, 7-10 July 2010.

10. Az egészségbiztosítási rendszer átalakításának vizsgálata (Examinarea

transformării sistemului de asigurare de sănătate), 2006-2008; Rolul: Conducător

partener al cercetării; Finanțator: realizat din resurse de finanţare proprii;

Valorificare: Participări la conferinţă, articole în reviste

Gaál Péter: Az egészségbiztosítási pénztárakról szóló törvény a szolgáltatók

szemszögéből (Legea despre casele de asigurare a sănătăţii din punctul de

vedere al furnizorilor), INFORMATIKA ÉS MENEDZSMENT AZ

EGÉSZSÉGÜGYBEN (INFORMATICĂ ŞI MANAGEMENT ÎN SISTEMUL

DE SĂNĂTATE), 2008, 7:(2) pp. 5-13. [Matarka]

Gaál Péter: Egészségbiztosítási reform: innováció vagy ócsítás? (Reforma

asigurarea de sănătate: inovaţie sau ieftinire?) ORVOSTOVÁBBKÉPZŐ

SZEMLE (REVISTA DE PERFECŢIONAREA MEDICILOR), 2008, 15:(1)

pp. 11-22. [Matarka]

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Gaál Péter: A döntés után: mi várható az egészségbiztosítás reformjában (După

decizie: ce se poate aştepta în reforma asigurării sănătăţii), IME III. Regionális

egészségügyi konferencia (A III-a Conferinţă regională sanitară), Budapest,

2008. február 20.

Gaál Péter: Az egészségbiztosítási törvénytervezetről a szolgáltatók

szemszögéből (Despre proiectul de lege de asigurarea sănătăţii din punctul de

vedere al furnizorilor), Önkormányzati Egészségügyi Napok téli szimpóziuma

(Simpozionul de iarnă a Zilelor Sanitare de Autoguvernare), Budapest, 2008.

január 16.

Gaál Péter: A társadalombiztosítási rendszer reformja a nemzetközi

folyamatok tükrében (Reforma sistemului de asisurare socială în prizma

proceselor internaţionale), IME VII. Kontrolling konferencia (IME VII.

Conferinţă de controlling), Budapest, 2007. november 28.

Gaál Péter: A társadalombiztosítási rendszerbe erőltetett üzleti

egészségbiztosítás paradoxona (Paradoxul asigurării de sănătate comerciale

forţat în sistemul de asigurare socială), LIGA szakszervezetek szakmai

konferenciája (Conferinţa profesională a sindicatelor LIGA), Budapest, 2007.

november 15.

Gaál Péter: Problémák és megoldási lehetőségek a magyar egészségügy

reformjában, Hitek és tévhitek az egészségbiztosítási biztosítói modellekről –

konferencia (Probleme şi posibilităţi de rezolvare în reforma sistemului de

sănătate maghiar, Credinţe şi convingeri greşite despre modelele de asigurare

de sănătate – conferinţă), Budapest, 2007. február 28.

Gaál Péter: Egészségügyi reform: Problémák, okok és megoldási lehetőségek

(Reforma sistemului de sănătate: Probleme şi posibilităţi de rezolvare),


Gaál Péter: Lényeges kérdések az egészségügy reformjában: a finanszírozói

verseny (Probleme semnificative în reforma sistemului de sănătate: concursul

finanţării, INFORMATIKA ÉS MENEDZSMENT AZ EGÉSZSÉGÜGYBEN


2007, 6:(1) pp. 8-12. [Matarka]

Gaál Péter: Egészségügyi reform és korszerű egészségpolitika. Reflexiók az

Egészségbiztosítási Reform 2007-2009 (Reforma sistemului de sănătate şi

politică sanitară modernă. Reflexii despre reforma de asigurare sanitară 2007-

2009), INFORMATIKA ÉS MENEDZSMENT AZ EGÉSZSÉGÜGYBEN


2007, 6:(1) pp. 7-12. [Matarka]

Sinkó E, Gaál Péter: Új egészségbiztosítási modell? (Nou model de asigurare

de sănătate?) INFORMATIKA ÉS MENEDZSMENT AZ



Sinkó Eszter, Gaál Péter: Új egészségügyi modell? (Nou model sanitar?)


Gaál Péter: Lényeges és lényegtelen kérdések az egészségügy reformjában

(Probleme esenţiale şi neesenţiale în reforma sistemului de sănătate), Házi

Gyermekorvosok Egyesülete XII. őszi konferencia (A XII. conferinţă de

toamnă a Asociaţiei Medicilor Pediatri de Familie), Budapest, 2006. november

17.

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11. Health Basket (szolgáltatáscsomag meghatározása és szolgáltatások összehasonlító

költségelemzése) (stabilirea pachetului de servicii şi analiza compoarativă a

costurilor serviciilor), 2004-2006; Rolul: Conducerea cercetării maghiare ca

partener consorţial; Finanțator: EU FP6; Valoare: ca. 300.000 EUR; Valorificare:

Raport de cercetare, participări la conferinţă, articole în reviste

Gaál Péter, Stefka N, Nagy J.: Cost accounting methodologies in price setting

of acute inpatient services in Hungary, HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT

SCIENCE, 2006, 9:(3) pp. 243-250. [SpringerLink, Scopus], doi:

10.1007/s10729-006-9091-3

Gaál Péter: Overview of the Hungarian DRG system, 6th European Conference

on Health Economics, Conference presentation, Budapest, 6-9 July 2006.

Gaál Péter: Benefits and entitlements in the Hungarian health care system,



12. Irányított Betegellátási Modellkísérlet, illetve Rendszer kutatása, 2003-2007

(Experiment model de îngrijirea dirijată a pacienţilor, respectiv cercetarea

Sistemului (2003-2007); Rolul: Conducător asociat al cercetării; Finanțator: s-a

realizat din fonduri proprii de finanţare; Valorificare: Participări la conferinţă,

articole în reviste

Gaál Péter, Sinkó Eszter: The Critical Conceptual and Practical Issues of the

Integrated Care Coordination Pilot (CCP) in Hungary, ISQUA Annual

Conference, Rio de Janeiro, 6 October 2014.

Gaál Péter: A közösségi egészségszervezés és a járóbetegellátás átalakításának

kulcskérdései (Problemele cheie ale organizării sistemului de sănătate

comunitar şi ale transformării îngrijirii pacienţilor ambulanţi), IME VIII.

Regionális egészségügyi konferencia (A VIII-a Conferinţă regională sanitară

IME), Budapest, 2013. február 20.

Gaál Péter, Sinkó Eszter: Egészségügyi menedzsment és rendszerirányítás a

magyar egészségügy átalakításában (Managementul sănătății şi gestionarea

sistemului în transformarea sistemului de sănătate maghiar),

NÉPEGÉSZSÉGÜGY (SISTEMUL DE SĂNĂTATE PUBLIC), 2012, 90:(2)

pp. 111-119. [Matarka]

Gaál Péter: A közösségi egészségszervezés koncepciója a járóbeteg ellátás

átalakításában (Concepţia organizării sistemului de sănătate comunitar în

transformarea îngrijirii pacienţilor ambulanţi), Medicina 2000 XIV. Országos

járóbeteg szakellátási konferencia (A XIV-a Conferinţă naţională de îngrijirea

profesională a pacienţilor ambulanţi Medicina), Balatonfüred, 2012.

szeptember 13.

Gaál Péter: Innovations in health policy: The Care Coordination Pilot and the

functional deconstructive model of health care systems, Modern health care

delivery systems and the role of hospitals – WHO conference, Conference

presentation, Brussels, 21-22 Noiembrie 2011.

Evetovits T, Gaál Péter, Belicza É: Innovations in provider payment and

vertical coordination of care: Complex ‘virtual fundholding’ experiment in

Hungary, 8th World Congress on Health Economics, Conference presentation,

Toronto, Canada 10-13 July 2011.

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Gaál Péter: A fejkvóta típusú finanszírozás szerepe az ellátási szintek közötti

integrációban a magyar egészségügyi rendszerben (Rolul finanţării tit per-

capita în integrarea dintre nivelele de îngrijire în sistemul de sănătate maghiar)

NEMZETI ÉRDEK (INTERES NAŢIONAL), 2007, 1:(2) pp. 100-117.

[Matarka]

Gaál Péter, Evetovits T, Sinkó E, Innovations in health policy: The Care

Managing Pilot and the functional deconstructive model of health care systems,

European Health Management Association Annual Conference, Conference

presentation, Budapest, 28-30 June 2006.

13. Közvetlen lakossági egészségügyi kiadások a közép-kelet európai országokban

(Costuri directe sanitare pentru populaţie în ţările centrale şi est europene), 1999-

2002; Rolul: Conducerea cercetării maghiare ca partener consorţial; Finanțator:

USAID; Valoare: ca. 50.000 USD; Valorificare: Raport de cercetare

14. Health System Country Profiles, Health System Reviews, illetve Health Systems

and Policies Monitor – a magyar egészségügyi rendszer leírása és teljesítményének

értékelése (descrierea sistemului de sănătate maghiar şi evaluarea performanţei

acestuia), 1998-; Rolul: Conducerea cercetării maghiare ca membru al reţelei;

Finanțator: European Observatory on Health Systems Health Systems and

Policies; Valoare: 2015-2016-ra: 4.000 USD; Valorificare: Cărţi, articole în

reviste

Gaál Péter, Szigeti Szabolcs, Panteli Dimitra, Gaskins Matthew, Ginneken van

Ewout, Major challenges ahead for Hungarian healthcare, BRITISH MEDICAL



Gaál Péter, Szigeti Szabolcs, Csere Márton, Gaskin Matthew, Panteli Dimitra:




Gaal P, Riesberg A (edit.): Health care systems in transition: Hungary,



Riesberg A., Gaál Péter, Busse R.: Hungary: A 'cautious reformer', EURO

OBSERVER, 2003, 5:(2) pp. 3-5.

Gaál Péter: Hungary, In: Fried B J , Gaydos L M (edit.), World health systems:

Challenges and perspectives . Washington: Health Administration Press, 2002,

pp. 329-342, ISBN: 1567931820.

Gaal P, Rekassy B, Healy J: Health care systems in transition: Hungary.


Systems and Policies, 1999. 100 p. (HiT country profiles) (no ISBN)

15. A hálapénz jelenségének vizsgálata, 1997- (Examinarea fenomenului banii de

mulţumire, 1997-); În cadrul programului propriu PhD; 1997-2004; London School

of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, University of London, mai târziu în cadru

diferitelor cercetări European Observatory on Helath Systems and Policies,

Transparency International, WHO Barcelona Office for Health System

Strengthening; Valorificare: Disertaţie Ph.D, rapoarte de cerecetare, discursuri la

conferinţe, articole în reviste, capitole de carte


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Gaál Péter: A paraszolvencia egészségpolitikai jelentősége és a

megszüntetésére tett kísérletek értékelése, konferencia előadás (Semnificaţia de

politcă sanitară a parasolvenţei şi evaluarea încercărilor eliminării acestuia),

Magánpraxis 2013. - Egészségbiztosítás, szerződés és biztonság konferencia

(Practică privată 2013.- Conferinţă de asigurare de sănătate, contract şi

siguranţă), Budapest, 2013 ianuarie 25.

Gaál Péter: Recent Attempts to Address Informal Payments for Health Care:

The Case of Hungary, ASSPRO CEE 2007 Final Project Conference,

Conference Presentation, Vilnius, 3 decembrie 2012.

Gaál Péter, Jakab M, Shishkin S, Strategies to address informal payments for

health care. In: Kutzin J, Cashin C, Jakab M (edit.), Implementing health

financing reform: Lessons from countries in transitions. 411 p., Copenhagen:

World Health Organization; European Observatory on Health Systems and

Policies, 2010, pp. 327-361. (Observatory studies Series; 21.) ISBN:

9789289042116.

Gaál Péter: Gift, fee or bribe?: Informal payments in Hungary. In: Kotalik J,

Rodrigez D (edit.), Global Corruption Report 2006, 378 p., London: Pluto Press,

2006, pp. 71-74, ISBN: 0 7453 25092

Gaál Péter: Images of Informal Payments for Health Care: Definitions,

Theories and Practice, 6th European Conference on Health Economics,

Conference presentation, Budapest, 6-9 July 2006.

Gaál Péter: Hálapénz: korrupció!?: Európai kitekintés (Banii de mulţumire:

corupie?!: Privire europeană), EGVE XIII. Egészségügyi napok kongresszusa

(Al XIII-lea Congres ale zilelor sanitare EGVE), Szeged, 2006. június 22.

Gaál Péter, Evetovits T, McKee M, Informal payment for health care:

Evidence from Hungary, HEALTH POLICY, 2006, 77:(1) pp. 86-102. IF:

1,201 [Scopus], doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.healthpol.2005.07.024

Gaál Péter, Belli P. C., McKee M., Szócska M.: Informal payments for health

care: Definitions, distinctions, and dilemmas, JOURNAL OF HEALTH

POLITICS POLICY AND LAW, 2006, 31:(2) pp. 251-293. IF: 1,151 [Scopus],

doi:10.1215/03616878-31-2-251

Gaál Péter, McKee M.: Fee-for-service or donation? Hungarian perspectives

on informal payment for health care, SOCIAL SCIENCE & MEDICINE, 2005,

60:(7) pp. 1445-1457. IF: 2,619 [SpringerLink, Scopus],


Gaál Péter, McKee M.: Informal payment for health care and the theory of

'INXIT' INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HEALTH PLANNING AND

MANAGEMENT, 2004, 19:(2) pp. 163-178. IF: 0,327 [SpringerLink, Scopus],

doi: 10.1002/hpm.751

Gaál Péter: Hála-pénz? Hála-kényszer (Bani de mulţumire? Nevoie de

mulţumire), EGÉSZSÉGÜGYI GAZDASÁGI SZEMLE (REVISTA DE

ECONOMIA SĂNĂTĂȚII), 2004, 42:(Klnsz) p. 22.

Ph.D. thesis: Informal payments for health care in Hungary, Témavezető neve

(Numele supraveghetorului): Prof. Dr. Martin McKee, University of London,

London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Anglia


https://dx.doi.org/10.1215/03616878-31-2-251


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16. Alapfogalmak meghatározása az egészségpolitika és az egészségügy

közgazdaságtana területén, 1996- (Definirea noţiunilor de bază în domeniul politicii

sanitare şi a economiei sanitare, 1996-); Rolul: Conducător asociat al cercetării;

Finanțator: realizat din fonduri proprii de finanţare; Valorificare: Discurs la

conferinţă, articole în reviste, capitol de carte

Evetovits T, Gaál Péter: A költséghatékonyság értelmezése az

egészségügyben: Egészség-gazdaságtani alapok Cochrane-tól Culyer-ig

(Interpretarea eficienţei din punctul de vedere al costurilor în sistemul de

sănătate: Bazele economiei sanitare de la Cochrane până la Culyer) In: Gulácsi

László (edit.) Egészség-gazdaságtan (Economia sanitară). 547 p., Budapest:

Medicina Könyvkiadó (Editura Medicina), 2005, pp. 91-113, ISBN: 963 2429

87 7.

Gaál Péter: Értékkonszenzus a magyar egészségügyben (Consens de valori în

sistemul de sănătate maghiar), INFORMATIKA ÉS MENEDZSMENT AZ



Evetovits Tamás, Gaál Péter: Mennyire hatékony a költséghatékony? (Cât de

eficientă este eficienţa din punct de vedere a costurilor?) EGÉSZSÉGÜGYI


Evetovits Tamás, Gaál Péter: A félreérthetőség káros az egészségre

(Ambiguitatea este dăunătoare sănătăţii), EGÉSZSÉGÜGYI


Gaál Péter, Evetovits T: Értékek és nézőpontok az egészségügyben, Az

egészségügy közgazdaságtana és az értékközpontú egészségügy – konferencia

(Valori şi puncte de vedere în sistemul de sănătate, Economia sanitară şi sistem

sanitar axat pe valori – conferinţă), 2001 septembrie 22.

H. Creaţia artistică (Művészi tevékenység)

H1 Participări la manifestaţii artistice internaţionale

H2. Participări la manifestaţii artistice naţionale

H3. Expoziţii, filme, spectacole, concerte, discuri de autor, opere internaţionale

H4. Expoziţii, filme, spectacole, concerte, discuri de autor, opere naţionale

H5. Produse cu drept de proprietate intelectuală în domeniul artistic

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I. Premii, distincţii

A hálapénz etiológiáját újszerű megközelítésbe helyező „inxit” elméletet leíró angol

nyelvű cikkemmel 2005-ben elnyertem az Európai Egészségügyi Menedzsment Társaság

(EHMA) és a Karolinska Egyetem (Karolinska Medical Management Centre) közös

kutatási díját, amelyet Ph.D. doktori értekezésből készített, legjobb publikációért ítélnek

oda (Cu articolul meu în limba engleză care descrie teoria „inxit” care abordează original

etiologia banii de mulţumire în 2005 am câştigat premiul comun de cercetare al Societăţii

Europene de Managementul sănătății (EHMA) şi a Universităţii Karolinska (Karolinska

Medical Management Centre), care este acordat celei mai bune publicaţii elaborat din teză

de doctorat Ph.D).

J. Citări

1. Gaál Péter: Hogyan tovább? Az egészségügyi rendszer fejlesztésének stratégiai

irányai a Semmelweis Terv értelmezési keretében, (Încotro? Direcţiile strategice ale

dezvoltării sistemului de sănătate în cadrul interpretării Planului Semmelweis)



12:(3) pp. 9-14. [Matarka]

1. Kósa István: Szubszidiaritás az egészségügyben, INFORMATIKA ÉS

MENEDZSMENT AZ EGÉSZSÉGÜGYBEN, 2013, 12:(5), pp. 15-18.

2. Gaál Péter, Szigeti Szabolcs, Evetovits Tamás, Lindeisz Ferenc: Az egészségügyi

rendszerek teljesítménymérésének koncepcionális kérdései (Problemele

concepţionale ale măsurării performanţei sistemelor de sănătate),


SĂNĂTĂȚII), 2012, 50:(2) pp. 7-15. [Matarka]

2. Radnai Andrea, Kovács Eszter, Somfay István, Bacskai Miklós: A

teljesítményértékelési rendszer stratégiai célok mentén való

továbbfejlesztése - út a teljesítménymenedzsment felé, EGÉSZSÉGÜGYI

GAZDASÁGI SZEMLE, 2015, 53:(3), pp. 16-21, ISSN: 0013-2276).

3. Radnai Andrea, Kovács Eszter, Somfay István, Bacskai Miklós: Az

egészségmonitoring és teljesítményértékelési rendszert támogató

informatikai eszköz- és módszertani fejlesztés (TÁMOP-6.2.5-B/13/1),

EGÉSZSÉGÜGYI GAZDASÁGI SZEMLE, 2015, 53:(3), pp. 6-15,

(ISSN: 0013-2276)

3. Gaál Péter, Sinkó Eszter, Egészségügyi menedzsment és rendszerirányítás a

magyar egészségügy átalakításában (Managementul sănătății și gestionarea

sistemelor în transformarea sistemului de sănătate maghiar), NÉPEGÉSZSÉGÜGY

(SISTEMUL DE SĂNĂTATE PUBLIC), 2012, 90:(2) pp. 111-119. [Matarka]

4. Kósa István: Szubszidiaritás az egészségügyben, INFORMATIKA ÉS

MENEDZSMENT AZ EGÉSZSÉGÜGYBEN, 2013, 12:(5), pp. 15-18.

4. Gaál Péter, Szigeti Szabolcs, Panteli Dimitra, Gaskins Matthew, Ginneken van

Ewout, Szigeti Szabolcs, Panteli Dimitra, Gaskins Matthew, Ginneken van Ewout,

Major challenges ahead for Hungarian healthcare, BRITISH MEDICAL



5. Baji P., Pavlova M., Gulácsi L., Groot W.: Preferences of Hungarian

consumers for quality, access and price attributes of health care services-

result of a discrete choice experiment, SOCIETY AND ECONOMY,

2012, 34:(2), pp. 293-311, ISSN: 1588-9726)


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6. Cozma Claudia: Determination of Primary Structure and Affinity

Characterization of Naturally Occurring β-Amyloid Autoantibodies, 2014.

Teză de doctorat.

7. Gulacsi L., Pentek M.: HTA in Central and Eastern European countries;

the 2001: A Space Odyssey and efficiency gain, EUROPEAN JOURNAL

OF HEALTH ECONOMICS, 2014, 15:(7), pp. 675-680, ISSN: 1618-

7598.

8. Dweik D, Girasek E, Mészáros G, Töreki A, Keresztúri A, Pál A: Non-

medical determinants of cesarean section in a medically dominated

maternity system, ACTA OBSTETRICIA ET GYNECOLOGICA

SCANDINAVICA, 2014, 93:(10), pp. 1025-1033, ISSN: 0001-6349.

9. Endrei Dora, Zemplenyi Antal, Molics Balint, Agoston Istvan, Boncz

Imre: The effect of performance-volume limit on the DRG based acute

care hospital financing in Hungary, HEALTH POLICY, 2014, 115:(2-3),

pp. 152-156, ISSN: 0168-8510.

10. Dweik D, Girasek E, Töreki A, Mészáros G, Pál A: Women's antenatal

preferences for delivery route in a setting with high cesarean section rates

and a medically dominated maternity system, ACTA OBSTETRICIA ET

GYNECOLOGICA SCANDINAVICA, 2014, 93:(4), pp. 408-415, ISSN:

0001-6349,

11. Goedemé Tim, Storms Bérénice, Stockman Sara, Penne Tess, Van den

Bosch Karel: Towards cross-country comparable reference budgets in

Europe: first results of a concerted effort, EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF

SOCIAL SECURITY, 2015, 17:(1), pp. 3-31, ISSN: 1388-2627.

5. Gaál Péter, Szigeti Szabolcs, Csere Márton, Gaskin Matthew, Panteli Dimitra:




12. Baji P, Pavlova M, Gulácsi L, Groot W: Changes in equity in out-of-pocket

payments during the period of health care reforms: Evidence from

Hungary, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR EQUITY IN HEALTH,

2012, 11:(1), Paper 36, ISSN: 1475-9276.

13. Mathauer Inke, Wittenbecher Friedrich: DRG-based payment systems in

low-and middle-income countries: implementation experiences and

challenges, World Health Organization Geneva, 2012.

14. Mershed M, Busse R, van Ginneken E: Healthcare financing in Syria:

Satisfaction with the current system and the role of national health

insurance-a qualitative study of householders' views, INTERNATIONAL

JOURNAL OF HEALTH PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT, 2012,

27:(2), pp. 167-179, ISSN: 0749-6753.

15. Bochenek Tomasz: Reimbursement of pharmaceuticals in the Czech

Republic, Slovakia and Hungary–the update on reference pricing and risk

sharing, Journal of Health Policies Outcomes Research, 2012, Poland, 2.

16. Boncz I, Döbrossy L, Péntek Z, Kovács A, Budai A, Imre L, Vajda R,

Sebestyén A: Attendance of the fourth (2008-2009) screening round of the

Hungarian organized, nationwide breast cancer screening program,

ORVOSI HETILAP, 2013, 154:(50), pp. 1975-1983, ISSN: 0030-6002.

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17. Dahlin LB, Bainbridge C, Leclercq C, Gerber RA, Guerin D, Cappelleri

JC, Szczypa PP, Dias J: Dupuytren's disease presentation, referral

pathways and resource utilisation in Europe: Regional analysis of a

surgeon survey and patient chart review, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL

OF CLINICAL PRACTICE, 2013, 67:(3), pp. 261-270, ISSN: 1368-5031.

18. Imre B, Lajos D, Zoltán P, Attila K, András B, Réka V, Andor S: The

attendance of the third (2006-2007) screening round of the Hungarian

organised breast cancer screening programme, MAGYAR ONKOLÓGIA,

57:(3), pp. 140-146, ISSN: 0025-0244.

19. Imre B, Eva DV, Ferenc O: The effect of law for economical use of

medications 2006 on the number of pharmacies between 2007-2010 in

Hungary

20. ACTA PHARMACEUTICA HUNGARICA, 2013, 83:(1), pp. 28-32,

ISSN: 0001-6659.

21. Kaminska ME: The Missing Dimension: A Comparative Analysis of

Healthcare Governance in Central and Eastern Europe, JOURNAL OF

COMPARATIVE POLICY ANALYSIS, 2013, 15:(1), pp. 68-86, ISSN:

1387-6988.

22. Molics B, Kránicz J, Schmidt B, Sebestyén A, Nyárády J, Boncz I:

Utilization of physiotherapy services in case of trauma disorders of the

lower extremity in the outpatient care, ORVOSI HETILAP, 2013,

154:(25), pp. 985-992, ISSN: 0030-6002.

23. Kovacs E, Szocska G: Vacation for your teeth' - Dental tourists in Hungary

from the perspective of Hungarian dentists, BRITISH DENTAL

JOURNAL, 2013, 215:(8), pp. 415-418, ISSN: 0007-0610.

24. Spânu F, Bǎban A, Bria M, Dumitrascu DL: What happens to health

professionals when the ill patient is the health care system? Understanding

the experience of practising medicine in the Romanian socio-cultural

context, BRITISH JOURNAL OF HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY, 2013,

18:(3), pp. 663-679, ISSN: 1359-107X.

25. Saxonberg S, Sirovátka T, Janoušková M: When do policies become path

dependent? the Czech example, JOURNAL OF EUROPEAN SOCIAL

POLICY, 2013, 23:(4), pp. 437-450, ISSN: 0958-9287.

26. Réka V, Annamária KP, Zsuzsanna E, Mónika SG, Péter T, Ákos V,

Zsuzsanna K: Analysis of the knowledge on cervical cancer and attendance

indicators of cervical screening, LEGE ARTIS MEDICINAE, 2014,

24:(3), pp. 118-125, ISSN: 0866-4811.

27. Horváth CsZ, Sebestyén A, Österle A, Endrei D, Betlehem J, Oláh A, Imre

L, Bagosi G, Boncz I: Economic burden of long-term care of rheumatoid

arthritis patients in Hungary, EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF HEALTH

ECONOMICS, 2014, 15:(SUPPL. 1), pp. S131-S135, ISSN: 1618-7598.

28. Hornyák L, Nagy Z, Tálos Z, Endrei D, Ágoston I, Csákvári T, Boncz I:

Experiences with price competition of biosimilar drugs in Hungary, ACTA

PHARMACEUTICA HUNGARICA, 2014, 84:(2), pp. 83-87, ISSN:

0001-6659

29. Morgan D, Astolfi R: Financial impact of the GFC: Health care spending

across the OECD, HEALTH ECONOMICS, POLICY AND LAW, 2014,

17, ISSN: 1744-1331.

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30. Cs Horváth Z, Sebestyén A, Molics B, Ágoston I, Endrei D, Oláh A,

Betlehem J, Imre L, Bagosi G, Boncz I: Health insurance data analysis on

home nursing care in Hungary, ORVOSI HETILAP, 2014, 155:(15), pp.

597-603, ISSN: 0030-6002.

31. Dlouhy M: Mental health policy in Eastern Europe: A comparative

analysis of seven mental health systems, BMC HEALTH SERVICES

RESEARCH, 2014, 14:Paper 42, ISSN: 1472-6963.

32. Endrei D, Molics B, Ágoston I: Multicriteria decision analysis in the

reimbursement of new medical technologies: Real-world experiences from

Hungary, VALUE IN HEALTH, 2014, 17:(4), pp. 487-489, ISSN: 1098-

3015.

33. Hirdi HÉ, Hong O: Occupational health nursing in Hungary,

WORKPLACE HEALTH AND SAFETY, 2014, 62:(10), pp. 421-430,

ISSN: 2165-0799.

34. Endrei D, Zemplényi A, Molics B, Ágoston I, Boncz I: The effect of

performance-volume limit on the DRG based acute care hospital financing

in Hungary, HEALTH POLICY, 115:(2-3), pp. 152-156, ISSN: 0168-

8510.

35. Oberfrank F:The role of the national health insurance fund administration

in the development of health economics and health technology assessment

in Hungary, VALUE IN HEALTH REGIONAL, 2014, ISSUES 4:(1), pp.

6-7, ISSN: 2212-1099.

36. Cs Horváth Z, Endrei D, Molics B, Ágoston I, Boncz I: Analysis of long

term care of elderly people in residential social institutions, LEGE ARTIS

MEDICINAE, 2015, 25:(4-5), pp. 205-210, ISSN: 0866-4811.

37. Elek P, Váradi B, Varga M: Effects of Geographical Accessibility on the

Use of Outpatient Care Services: Quasi-Experimental Evidence from

Panel Count Data, HEALTH ECONOMICS, 2015, 24:(9), pp. 1131-1146,

ISSN: 1057-9230.

38. Morgan D, Astolfi R: Financial impact of the GFC: Health care spending

across the OECD, HEALTH ECONOMICS, POLICY AND LAW, 2015,

10:(1), pp. 7-19, ISSN: 1744-1331.

39. Vogler S, Österle A, Mayer S: Inequalities in medicine use in Central

Eastern Europe: An empirical investigation of socioeconomic

determinants in eight countries, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR

EQUITY IN HEALTH, 2015, 14:(1) Paper 124, ISSN: 1475-9276.

40. Tello Juan, Baez-Camargo Claudia: Strengthening health system

accountability: a WHO European Region multi-country study, WHO

Regional Office for Europe, 2015.

41. Balázs R, Dóra E, Antal Z, István Á, Lajos H, Zsolt N, Tímea C, Réka V,

Imre B: The effect of generic price competition on drug consumption and

health insurance pharmaceutical expenditures in Hungary, ACTA

PHARMACEUTICA HUNGARICA, 2015, 85:(3), pp. 83-88, ISSN:

0001-6659.

42. Boncz I, Evetovits T, Dózsa C, Sebestyén A, Gulácsi L, Ágoston I, Endrei

D, Csákvári T, Getzen TE: The Hungarian Care Managing Organization

Pilot Program, VALUE IN HEALTH REGIONAL, 2015, ISSUES 7, pp.

27-33, ISSN: 2212-1099.

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43. Baji P, Péntek M, Boncz I, Brodszky V, Loblova O, Brodszky N, Gulácsi

L: The impact of the recession on health care expenditure - How does the

Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia compare to other OECD

countries? SOCIETY AND ECONOMY, 2015, 37:(1), pp. 73-88, ISSN:

1588-9726.

44. Tomblin Murphy G, Birch S, MacKenzie A, Bradish S, Elliott Rose A: A

synthesis of recent analyses of human resources for health requirements

and labour market dynamics in high-income OECD countries, HUMAN

RESOURCES FOR HEALTH, 14:(1) Paper 59, ISSN: 1478-4491.

45. Kiss Robert Gabor, Tóth Kalman, Szabados Eszter, Vertes András, Simon

Attila, Szelid Zsolt, Czuriga Daniel: Country report Hungary–April 2016.

46. MESZMANN TIBOR T: COUNTRY REPORT: HUNGARY, 2016.

47. Kolasa Katarzyna, Kowalczyk Marta: Does cost sharing do more harm or

more good?-a systematic literature review, BMC PUBLIC HEALTH,

2016, 16:(1), p. 992, ISSN: 1471-2458.

48. Sowa PM: Governance of hospitals in central and eastern Europe, Springer

Singapore, 2016, ISBN 9789812877666.

49. Yılmaz Esra Safak, Koçkaya Güvenç, Yenilmez Fatma Betül, Saylan

Mete, Tatar Mehtap, Akbulat Akif, Gürsöz Hakkı, Kerman Saim: Impact

of Health Policy Changes on Trends in the Pharmaceutical Market in

Turkey, VALUE IN HEALTH REGIONAL, 2016, ISSUES 10, pp. 48-52,

ISSN: 2212-1099.

50. Sitko Stojgniew J, Kowalska-Bobko Iwona, Mokrzycka Anna, Zabdyr-

Jamróz Michał, Domagała Alicja, Magnavita Nicola, Poscia Andrea,

Rogala Maciej, Szetela Anna, Golinowska Stanisława: Institutional

analysis of health promotion for older people in Europe-concept and

research tool, BMC HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH, 2016, 16:(5), p.

327, ISSN: 1472-6963.

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