Haiglavõrgustike

Haiglavõrgustikud, also known as hospital networks, refer to the interconnected system of healthcare facilities and providers that work together to deliver patient care within a defined geographical area or for a specific population. These networks can range from informal collaborations between independent hospitals to highly integrated systems owned and managed by a single entity. The primary goal of a haiglavõrgustik is to improve the efficiency, accessibility, and quality of healthcare services.

By coordinating services, hospitals within a network can share resources, such as specialized equipment or medical personnel, leading to cost savings and better utilization of assets. This collaboration also facilitates the seamless transfer of patients between different levels of care, from primary care clinics to specialized hospitals and rehabilitation centers, ensuring continuity of care. Furthermore, haiglavõrgustikud can enhance public health initiatives by enabling coordinated responses to emergencies and the implementation of standardized treatment protocols. The structure and governance of these networks vary widely, often depending on national healthcare policies and local needs, and can involve public, private, or mixed ownership models.