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1 Obaveznim zdravstvenim osiguranjem se obezbeđuje zdravstvena zaštita koja obuhvata: 1) medicinske mere i postupke za unapređivanje zdravstvenog stanja odnosno sprečavanja, suzbijanja i ranog otkrivanja oblasti i drugih poremećaja zdravlja (član 18. stav 1. tačka 1. Zakona); 2) lekarski pregled i druge vrste medicinske pomoći u cilju utvrđivanja, praćenja i proveravanja zdravstvenog stanja (član 18. stav 1. tačka 2. Zakona); 3) lečenje obolelih i povređenih i druge vrste medicinske pomoći (član 18. stav 1. tačka 3. Zakona); 4) prevencija i lečenje bolesti usta i zuba (član 18. stav 1. tačka 4. Zakona); 5) medicinska rehabilitacija u ambulantno-polikliničkim i stacionarnim uslovima (član 18. stav 1. tačka 5. Zakona); 6) lekovi, pomoćni materijal koji služi za primenu lekova i sanitetski materijal potreban za lečenje (član 18. stav 1. tačka 6. Zakona); 7) proteze, ortopedska i druga pomagala, pomoćne i sanitarne sprave, stomatoprotetska pomoć i stomatološki materijali (član 18. stav 1. tačka 7.). both pertaining to the manner of implementing insurance, i.e. by transferring to a system of financing services instead of financing capacities, and by returning the function of insurance to the Administration. If this is not done, the Administration will remain in a gap between the wishes of the Ministry of Health – the institution competent to define the scope of rights of insured persons, and the financial potentials, dictated by the measures of the Ministry of Finance, without any realistic possibility to influence the sustainability of financing. ■ 2 Zdravstvenom zaštitom grupacija stanovništva izloženih povećanom riziku obuhvataju se: 1) deca do navršenih 15 godina života, školska deca i studenti do kraja propisanog redovnog školovanja; 2) žene u vezi sa planiranjem porodice, trudnoćom, porođajem i materinstvom; 3) lica starija od 65 godina života; 4) hendikepirana i invalidna lica, nezaposlena lica prijavljena organizaciji za zapošljavanje, materijalno neobezbeđena lica koja primaju materijalno obezbeđenje po propisima o socijalnoj zaštiti i zaštiti boraca, korisnici stalnih novčanih pomoći za smeštaj u ustanove socijalne zaštite. 1 Mandatory health insurance provides health care encompassing: 1) medical measures and procedures for improving the health status, i.e. for preventing, curbing, and early detection of diseases and other health disorders (Article 18, Paragraph 1, Dot 1 of the Law); 2) medical checkups, and other forms of medical aid with the goal of establishing, monitoring and checking the health status (Article 18, Paragraph 1, Dot 2 of the Law); 3) treatment of the ill, and the injured, and other types of medical assistance (Article 18, Paragraph 1, Dot 3 of the Law); 4) prevention and treatment of oral and dental diseases (Article 18, Paragraph 1, Dot 4 of the Law); 5) medical rehabilitation in OPDs and polyclinics, and in hospitals (Article 18, Paragraph 1, Dot 5 of the Law); 6) medicines, auxiliary material for the administration of medicines, and sanitary materials required for treatment (Article 18, Paragraph 1, Dot 6 of the Law); 7) prostheses, orthopedic and other devices, auxiliary and sanitary devices, dental prostheses and dental materials (Article 18, Paragraph 1, Dot 7 of the Law). 2 Population groups with higher risk covered by health care are: 1) children under 15 years of age, school children, and students until the end of prescribed regular schooling; 2) women, in connection with family planning, pregnancy, parturition, and maternity; 3) persons over 65 years of age; 4) handicapped persons and invalids, unemployed persons registered with the employment administration, persons without material support who receive material support according to provisions on social protection, and the protection of veterans, beneficiaries of permanent monetary aid for placement in institutions for social protection. 18
2. Ozdravimo zdravstvo! Korupcija i transparentnost u zdravstvenom sektoru Let us cure the Health Care! Corruption and transparency in health services PALGO centar i Republički zavod za zdravstveno osiguranje Srbije su u okviru kampanje „Ozdravimo zdravstvo” organizovali okrugli sto na temu “Korupcija i transparentnost u zdravstvenom sektoru”. Okrugli sto je održan 20. maja 2005. u hotelu Palas u Beogradu. Okrugli sto je finansijski podržao Institut za otvoreno društvo iz Budimpešte. O problemima korupcije u zdravstvu i merama koje mogu doprineti da se rad Republičkog zavoda za zdravstveno osiguranje i ostalih zdravstvenih ustanova učini transparentnijim govorili su Tomica Milosavljević (ministar zdravlja), Svetlana Vukajlović (direktorka Republičkog zavoda za zdravstveno osiguranje), Srbobran Branković (direktor Agencije za ispitivanje javnog mnjenja Medijum Galup), Verica Barać (predsednica Saveta za borbu protiv korupcije) i Nemanja Nenadić (Transparentnost Srbija). U diskusiji je pokrenuto pitanje internacionalizacije problema korupcije i ostvarivanja ljudskih prava u oblasti socijalnih prava u Srbiji, zatim pitanje srazmerno malog broja osude slučajeva korupcije, pitanje budžetskog planiranja i prioriteta finansiranja u zdravstvenom sektoru. Čula su se različita mišljenja o Zakonu o komorama i Zakonu o zdravstvenoj zaštiti, visokom obrazovanju zdravstvenih radnika i specijalizaciji, institutu zaštitnika prava pacijenata, odnosu privatnog i društvenog sektora i sukobu interesa, pilot projektu osnovnih zdravstvenih usluga u zdravstvenom sistemu Srbije (zdravstveni centar Studenica u Kraljevu). ■ PALGO Centre and the Republic Health Insurance Administration organized a round table on the topic “Corruption and Transparency in Health Sector”, as part of the “Cure the Health Care” campaign. The panel discussion was held on May 20, 2005, in the Hotel Palace in Belgrade. The round table was funded by the Open Society Institute from Budapest. The problem of corruption in health care, and the measures that can make the work of the Republic Health Insurance Administration and other health care institutions more transparent, were discussed by Tomica Milosavljević (minister of health), Svetlana Vukajlović (director of the Republic Health Insurance Administation), Srbobran Branković (director of the Public Opinion Poll Agency Medium Gallup), Verica Barać (president of the Anti-Corruption Council), and Nemanja Nenadić (Transparency, Serbia). The question of internationalizing the corruption issue, and of realizing human rights in the sphere of social rights in Serbia, was touched upon in the course of discussion, and the matters concerning a relatively small number of convicted cases of corruption, as well as the budget planning and priority financing in the health sector. Various opinions were stated on the Law on Chambers and the Law on Health Care, on higher education for health workers and advanced trainings, on the institution called the protection of patient’s rights, the relation between the private and public sectors and collision of their interests, on the pilot project of basic health services in the health care system of Serbia (the health centre Studenica in Kraljevo).■ 19
Page 1 and 2: KA REFORMI JAVNOG ZDRAVSTVA U SRBIJ
Page 3 and 4: Uvod Introduction Nema lakih tranzi
Page 5 and 6: Finansiranje zdravstvene zaštite K
Page 7 and 8: Decentralizacija u sistemu zdravstv
Page 9 and 10: cijom povećana. Međutim, i u ovoj
Page 11 and 12: adnika. Imajući ovo u vidu, naprav
Page 13 and 14: za zdravstveno osiguranje. Zakonom
Page 15 and 16: nivou, u skladu sa svojim mogućnos
Page 17 and 18: S toga svako neispunjenje ili delim
Page 19: prikazuju u bilansu Zavoda. - Sreds
Page 23 and 24: Šta donose novi zakoni u zdravstvu
Page 25 and 26: suštini to je oblik decentralizova
Page 27 and 28: Zdravlje Romkinja Potrebe i problem
Page 29 and 30: prihvata dužnosti od kojih je najv
Page 31 and 32: 5. Zdravlje žena u zdravstvenoj po
Page 33 and 34: se ne ispoljavaju na isti način ko

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