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Item type:Item, Determinants of unmet healthcare needs in the European Union countries(INCE, ASEM, 2023) Gutium, Tatiana; Gojaeva, ElmiraThe article was developed within the framework of Subprogram 030101, “Strengthening the resilience, competitiveness, and sustainability of the economy of the Republic of Moldova in the context of the accession process to the European Union,” institutional funding. The population’s access to quality medical services is one of the indicators that reflects the country’s level of development from a social perspective. The quality of life of citizens largely depends on their health status. No matter how wealthy a person may be, if they are ill, they cannot fully enjoy life. The rate of population aging in EU countries is high; with age, chronic diseases emerge, and the need for medical care increases. Therefore, the object of study, “unmet need for medical examination and care,” remains relevant. The main objective of the study is to verify the hypothesis that the number of practicing doctors, dentists, and hospital beds influences the “unmet need for medical examination and care.” By applying software EViews 9.5, the type of correlation between the endogenous variable “unmet need for medical examination and care” and the exogenous variables-the number of practicing doctors, dentists, and hospital beds—was established. Regression analysis was conducted to achieve the proposed goal. The indicator“unmet need for medical examination and care” suggests that dissatisfaction with medical services has increased in every second member state of the European Union over the past five years. However, in other EU countries, the number of satisfied individuals with the availability and quality of health services is increasing. In most EU countries, except for four, the number of hospital beds per hundred thousand inhabitants and hospitals has decreased in the last twelve years. Despite the surge in diseases during the COVID-19 pandemic, the downward trend persists. Thus, in some EU countries, there is a consistent downward trend in patient satisfaction ith the accessibility and quality of medical care. The results obtained in this study support the hypothesis that the number of practicing doctors, dentists, and hospital beds influences the “unmet need for medical examination and care.” It was also found that, compared to other countries, in the case of France, the regression coefficient between the number of doctors and the “unmet need for medical examination and care” is the largest (in absolute value).Item type:Item, Economic growth in the face of global challenges. strategies for sustainable growth, demographic resilience, and social equity. Vol. I.(2025)The Volume I includes papers, presented within Session „Economic resilience, competitiveness, digitalization and entrepreneurship” and Session „Green finance and circular economy synergies: a path to sustainable development”. These sections were carried out within the research subprogram 030101 „Strengthening the resilience, competitiveness, and sustainability of the economy of the Republic of Moldova in the context of the accession process to the European Union”.Item type:Item, Economic growth in the face of global challenges. strategies for sustainable growth, demographic resilience, and social equity. Vol. III.(2025)This paper includes the materials from the Scientific Session „Building demographic resilience: strategies for sustainable population development” within the International Scientific and Practical Conference „Economic Growth in the Face of Global Challenges”, XIX-th edithion. The session's proceedings took place within the framework of the Subprogram ”030102: Demographic Transition in the Republic of Moldova: Specific Features, Socio-Economic Implications, and the Consolidation of Demographic Resilience (TDRM 2024-2027)”.Item type:Item, Economic growth in the face of global challenges. strategies for sustainable growth, demographic resilience, and social equity. Vol. II.(2025)The Volume II includes papers, presented within Session „Advancing sustainability and modernization in future agriculture and rural development” and Session „Well-being, inclusion and the reduction of social inequalities”. These sections were carried out within the research subprogram 030101 „Strengthening the resilience, competitiveness, and sustainability of the economy of the Republic of Moldova in the context of the accession process to the European Union”.Item type:Item, Methodology of establishing residual lifetime of lifting instalation by non-destructive methods(INCE, 2015) Vladislav, Daniel; Heljiu, Marius; Vilceanu, Florin; Petrini, MirceaThe paper present theoretical studies and practical determinations in machines operating in dynamic mode fatigue. After expiry of the normalized lifetime of lifting equipment (overhead cranes, cranes, etc.). arises determination of residual functioning so that under normal safety to function at a normal operating capacity or diminished but not more than 15-20%. For exemplification is considered the investigation of a high gantry crane, MPT 20/5 – 20/4/4 m. In conclusion, after our determinations, the machine can operate with kinematics parameters set initially, but with reduced nominal load of 133 kN, i.e. approx. 13 t, and the lifetime of approx. 7.5 years.