Affiliation:
1. 1 Faculty of Medicine , University “Ovidius” of Constanta
Abstract
Abstract
The most important elements of this study were related to the management of the family medicine office and the endowment of the family medicine office. It is a prospective study, carried out on 22 family medicine offices in Constanța county. As a case study, we highlighted the economic aspects of some optional equipment that can be brought into a cabinet, namely: the cost of the equipment, the cost of operation, the price at which it should work so that the investment is profitable and last but not least, the benefits the community that enjoys the respective medical services, the socio-economic impact and on health.
Scientific documentation was used, by extracting information about the topic that is the subject of the research, a survey, to discuss with as many family doctors as possible to obtain essential data, clinical-medical scientific research of the most frequent pathologies from the patient list and the method statistical recording, processing and graphical representation of data.
The purpose of this paper is to study the current state of family medicine offices, the optional equipment they have, the optional equipment found in rural/urban offices, as well as the economic advantage that the family doctor could have depending on these areas.
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