Browsing by Author "Gorobievschi, Svetlana"

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Calitatea vietii: evaluarea prin metoda de sondaj public
(IEFS, 2012) Gorobievschi, Svetlana
On the basis of the multidimensional concept of quality of life (QOL), which the author sees as macroeconomic vector influenced by many endogenous and exogenous factors of economic activity areas, the author suggests evaluating enterprise-wide QOL by public survey of its employees. The author has developed sociological survey related to the evaluation of working conditions and company employees affect QOL (like the economic agents),providing the working conditions and causes employee satisfaction with income, work, interpersonal relations within the company, etc… and finally, life. The author comes to relevant conclusions, that the satisfaction with life or QOL in Moldova is closely related to the salaries, and job satisfaction - income levels, interpersonal relations and education level. Because of those who were interviewed, the percentage of those who have decent pay is low (administration workers) and the satisfaction level is very low: only 4% of respondents are satisfied with life, 82% - are dissatisfied and 4% -do not know what to say.
Conceptul SMART al logisticii medicale în contextul teritorial al Republicii Moldova.
(INCE, 2022) Gorobievschi, Svetlana; Causan, Corina; Ivan, Daniel Cornel
The prospects of R. Moldova's integration into the EU require compliance with new requirements by all public products and services provided by the state. An important role in ensuring the standard of living of the population belongs to the health sector, which during the last 2-3 years of the "Covid-19" pandemic suffered a reduction in the average life expectancy in the country from 74.5 years to 71.07 years per inhabitant, although many financial sources from international funds and aid from different countries were used in the logistics of medical management. This confirms the fact that reforms carried out separately only in the field of medical logistics are insufficient to ensure the implementation of innovations in the medical sphere and ensure the quality of medical services. The institutions of the health system, public and private, own and use vehicles used for medical transport. The economic and ecological impact of their use are significant, that's why an efficient logistics management is a must in the current economic and environmental conditions. Digitization of public institutions is mandatory to ensure their transparency, quality and effectiveness followed by its transposition in the business environment. A component of digitization, e-health is a concept to improve health care locally, regionally, and worldwide by using information and communication technology. The ultimate goal of eHealth is to shift the focus of healthcare delivery from a physician- and hospital-centric approach to a patient- and health-centric focus. The implementation of SMART systems, Smart Mobility in transport and Smart City in city administration, systems that integrate technologies and information systems will have positive effects on the quality of human life.
Registrul electronic Covid-19: implementarea primelor rezultate în cadrul instituțiilor medicale din R. Moldova
(INCE, 2022) Gorobievschi, Svetlana
During the Covid-19 pandemic, the Republic of Moldova suffered serious socio-economic consequences. From March 2020 to 2021, a high risk was found for the country's population, regarding the importation and spread of the COVID-19 infection, declaring the Code Orange alert level at the national level for long periods. The form of the disease suffered, the influence of comorbidities, the consequences suffered post-Covid - caused the high average duration of treatment of patients and the reduction of the average life expectancy. In 2020, a team of researchers from the Republic of Moldova initiated the idea of scientific research with the title "Evaluation of the state of health and assessment of the quality of life of patients included in the electronic registry COVID-19", oriented towards the research of hospital management in the process of treating the respective disease and determining the consequences of this pandemic. The object of the research was presented through 10 Hospital Medical Institutions of the Municipality of Chisinau. Patients affected by Covid-19 were the subjects of the research. The purpose of the research was to develop the electronic register and the electronic card for the record of patients with Covid-19, which allowed us the dynamic record of post-Covid patients. A total of 7,232 patients with COVID-19 were investigated. Analyzes of the dependence of the form of the disease according to the number of hospitalized patients and the degree of employment were carried out. The grouping of patients with new type of coronavirus according to the form of the disease was carried out, the average duration of a patient's hospitalization and the degree of treatment efficiency were determined.
Simularea proceselor de management al calităţii vieţii în Republica Moldova prin reţelele Petri hibride
(IEFS, 2011) Gorobievschi, Svetlana
Based on the concept of Quality of Life (СV) as socio-economic category, the authors propose a new methodology for assessing and increased CV, which provides for the multifaceted socio-economic indicators in the evaluation. With complex and dynamic, fully assessing and onitoring quality of life is proposed selection technique socio-economic indicators in terms of causal links, depending on the interconnection of these indicators with the realization of human needs, according to the scale by A. Maslow hierarchy of needs. The authors have developed methodology for the classification of socio-economic indicators of the national economy based on human needs and human development indicators assessment used by the United Nations Global Development Annual Reports. The technique used Petri nets full hiblide, the authors fail to assess the CV index for Moldova and to prove the relevance of the methodology developed at national level through its comparability with human development indicators, UNDP annual report.