Medicine

1. Social economic costs of injuries and acute illnesses depending on the time of patient treatment. This research work discusses social economic costs of injuries and acute illnesses depending on the time of patient treatment. Research is composed of the following thematic segments: analysis of processes in CC Ljubljana Emergency department, analysis of medical treatment results, analysis of medical treatment costs and benefit evaluation of renewal and reorganization of the CC Ljubljana Emergency department.

2. Research of demand and supply for hospital emergency medical services at University Clinical Centre Ljubljana. This research work discusses demand and supply for hospital emergency medical services at Clinical Centre Ljubljana. Results of the research are evaluation of existing capacities as well as prediction of required capacities of the emergency department. Evaluation of existing capacities deals with extent of services carried out during specified time unit. Estimation of expected requirements is based on demand predicted with regression model. These results present the basis for investment documentation preparation for renewal of Clinical Centre Emergency department project.

3. Preparation of a study of potential solutions for the ER Unit of University Clinical Centre Ljubljana.

4. Analysis of the current conditions at the ER Unit of University Clinical Centre Ljubljana.

5. Research of demand and supply for hospital emergency medical services at UCC Ljubljana. This research work discusses demand and supply for hospital emergency medical services at UCC Ljubljana. Results of the research are evaluation of existing capacities as well as prediction of required capacities of the emergency department. Evaluation of existing capacities deals with extent of services carried out during specified time unit. Estimation of expected requirements is based on demand predicted with regression model. These results present the basis for investment documentation preparation for renewal of CC Emergency department project.

6. Preparation of the Pre-Investment Programme Study for the investment into the renovation of the Emergency Department of UCC Ljubljana.

7. Preparation of the Investment Programme for the renovation and construction of a building addition to the DTS object of the Emergency Department of UCC Ljubljana.

8. Updating of the Investment Programme for the building addition and renovation of the DTS object of the UCC Ljubljana.

1. Research related to demand and supply of services of the Gynecologic Clinic in Central hospital Ljubljana. The aim of the undertaken study was to work up a basis for the preparation of investment documentation for the relocation of the Gynecological Clinic to the Šlajmerjeva location. With a relocation of the clinic, a rationalization and reorganization of Gynecology department services would be made possible, simultaneously freeing up much needed space in the main building of UCC Ljubljana, which could then be utilized for other important functions. This report will make it possible to produce a document of identification of investment project for the relocation. The research was performed within the framework of the existing organization of UCC Ljubljana and the general healthcare system in Slovenia, with use of data made available by UCC Ljubljana. The research includes the following themes: (a) a statistical analysis of past demand, (b) forecast of future demand, (c) evaluation of the existing space and its current utilization, and (d) starting point for the design and evaluation of various alternatives for the relocation of the Gynecology department.

2. Analysis of the current condition and potential solutions for the relocation of the Gynecologic Clinic in Central hospital Ljubljana.

3. Preparation of the Document of Identification of Investment Programme for the acquisition of substitute facilities for the Gynecological Clinic.

1. A detailed analysis of the current conditions with potential improvements and novel solutions ER Unit of General Hospital Maribor.

2. Preparation of Investment Documentation for the renovation of the ER Unit of General Hospital Maribor together with projections of future demand and economic evaluation of the investment effects.

Research of the demand for and available capacities with possible alternatives of arrangement of the Endoscopic Unit in UCC Ljubljana. The purpose of the study was coming up with an expert basis for further decision making in connection with the construction of an extension of tract G of building DTS and the reorganization of the work of the endoscope department. Because of growth and change in the structure of work, the introduction of new methods and organizational restructuring, a shortage of space and unsuitable organization has become apparent. The research was performed in the context of the existing organizational structure of UCC Ljubljana and healthcare in Slovenia, utilizing available data from KC Ljubljana. The research covers the following main areas: (a) the statistical analysis of past demand, (b) the forecast of future demand, (c) the inventory of places and the utilization of space, (d) the definition of possible alternatives of the investment.

Research of the demand for and available capacities with possible alternatives of arrangement for Intensive Care Unit in UCC Ljubljana.

Preparation of Document of Identification of Investment Programme and Investment Programme for the construction of the Clinical Institute of Work, Traffic and Sports Medicine, of UCC Ljubljana,. The main purpose of the assignment was to assess the spatial issues associated with current location of the Institute and the implementation of the novel substitute building at the location of the old military hospital in the capital Ljubljana. The assignment produced: a) the analysis of current conditions, b) the assessment of the purpose and goals of the investment, c) description of potential variants of the investment project, d) evaluation of investment value, e) definition of basal elements determining the investition, f) definition of required documentation and g) time strategy of the investment.

Preparation of a detailed Investment Programme with feasibility study for the investment intended to build the Clinical Institute of Work, Traffic and Sport Medicine, in UCC Ljubljana. The study included the following parts: a) analysis of existing condition, b) definition of novel objectives and their coordination with national strategy, c) technical and technological aspect of the project, d) analysis of personnel requirements, e) assessment of project value, f) analysis of the suitability of possible locations, g) analysis of environmental effects of the construction, h) time-line of investment implementation, i) financial plan of the investment, j) determination and calculation of efficacy and productivity indices, and k) analysis of sensitivity and study of investment execution.

Development of the information system and process model of the renewed emergency department of the university medical centre Ljubljana: (University Clinical Centre Ljubljana, 2007). The goal of the report is to present a strategic plan of information system development of the Emergency response department in Ljubljana. The concept of the information system is planned to suit the mission and vision of CC, to improve the level of patient service and, at the same time, also improve economic efficiency, through the effective use of information technology. The concept is divided into a few working procedures. The primary process in the concept is patient care management. Application of information system tools to this process improves the level of health service. The process, among others, envisions introduction of computer support for medication ordering and also image and results (diagnosis) transfer. Simultaneously with the primary process two supervision processes are in effect. They are responsible for tracking services rendered and waiting period record keeping. On one side they provide material and drugs consumption tracking and on the other side they introduce electronic signature and electronic ordering. Clinical decision support introduces electronic guidelines, care plans, identify variances from patient-specific and standard care plans, guidelines, and protocols and provide other important information. The analytical part of system, designed for management support, provides data about care results and quality identifiers.