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ORGANIZATIONAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF COMPUTERIZATION OF PUBLIC REGISTERS

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Kisielnicki J.
Myśl Ekonomiczna i Prawna
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2008
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issue 4(23)
45-64
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The author discusses selected topics connected with the implementation of the 'Friendly Administration' project. Special emphasis is placed on some aspects of computerization of public registers which, in his opinion, are the key issues on his way to develop this project. The proposed activities should result in such a transformation of the traditional public administration that will enable its bodies to improve the quality of service for the community. The criterion of saving the time necessary for serving the citizens can be the measure of minimizing social costs and the quality of the provided service. For the functioning of the IT systems serving the community, it is necessary to anticipate the necessity to use appropriate IT standards which will make it possible to apply a rule of the so called organizational 'inter-operationality' for all the public registers.
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THE SIZE, FORM OF OWNERSHIP, EFFECTIVENESS - THE ANALYSIS OF HOSPITALS IN POLAND WITH THE USE OF A STOCHASTIC METHOD OF TARGET COSTING (Wielkosc, forma wlasnosci, efektywnosc - analiza szpitali w Polsce z zastosowaniem stochastycznej granicznej funkc

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Marta C., Piotr C.
Myśl Ekonomiczna i Prawna
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2009
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issue 1(24)
25-39
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The article examines the strength and direction of relation between the size and ownership of hospitals in Poland and their efficiency. As the required data from the individual entities are unavailable, the authors use data aggregated at the level of voivodeships. Based on the results of Stochastic Frontier Analysis (SFA) they did not find any statistically significant relation between mentioned variables and hospital efficiency which would be robust to the change of the model specification. However, due to the data deficiencies, they also can not conclude, that such relation is nonexistent
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