[Report] Health Industry Insights: Central European Healthcare Survey and IT Spending Forecast 2007-2011 TOC

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Health Industry Insights Opinion
In This Study
- Methodology
  - Conceptual Framework
  - Sample Design
    - Sampling Unit: IDC' s Economic Entity
    - Survey Sample
    - Table: Respondent Distribution by Number of Employees at Year-End 2006
    - Figure: Overall Annual Budget/Turnover of Respondents' Organizations in 2006
    - Figure: Total Number of Patients at Healthcare Organization at Year End 2006
  - Respondents
  - Table: Employment Title of Healthcare Organization Interviewee
  - Table: Functional Area of Healthcare Organization Interviewee
  - Interviews
  - Confidence Intervals
  - Weighting
  - Data Analysis
- Executive Summary
Situation Overview
- Healthcare Systems in Central Europe
  - Introduction
  - Table: Largest (Number of Employees) Healthcare Providers in Central Europe, 2006
    - Healthcare Provision in the Czech Republic
    - Healthcare Provision in Hungary
    - Healthcare Provision in Poland
    - Healthcare Provision in Slovakia
  - Recent Developments in the CE Healthcare Sector
  - Development of IT in the CE Healthcare Sector
    - eHealth Policy in the Czech Republic
    - eHealth Policy in Hungary
    - eHealth Policy in Poland
    - eHealth Policy in Slovakia
  - i2010 Health Targets
    - Interoperability of EU Healthcare Systems
    - eHealth Action Plan Commitment
      - eHealth Services
      - Electronic Health Insurance Cards
  - IDC' s Health Industry Insights Survey Justification
- IT Organization and Role
  - IT Staff
  - Figure: Number of Healthcare Organization Dedicated IT-/IS-Support Employees
  - Figure: Number of Infrastructure Developers in Healthcare Organization IT Department
  - Figure: Roles of IT Department/IT Staff in IT Strategy Planning and Deployment of New Solutions
  - Figure: Healthcare Organizations' Current Types of Operational Management for IT infrastructure
  - IT Priorities
  - Table: Ratings of the Urgency of Business-Support Development Methods in Healthcare Organizations (1 = "not at all urgent" and 5 = "extremely urgent")
  - Table: Changes to Current Method of IT Operational Management Over the Next 12 Months
- IT Spending
- Figure: IT Spending in the Central European Healthcare Sector by Technology, 2006
- Figure: Allocation of Total IT spending by Business Areas
  - European Health Insurance Card (EHIC)
  - Figure: Percentage of Patients with European Health Insurance Card (EHIC)
  - Figure: Change regarding the Proportion of Patients with European Health Insurance Cards (EHICs)Over the 2006-2007 Period
  - Figure: Estimate Change regarding the Proportion of Patients with European Health Insurance Cards (EHICs)Over the 2007-2008 Period
  - Figure: Healthcare Organizations' Implementation of Special Applications for European Health Insurance Cards (EHICs)
  - Electronic Medical Records
  - Figure: Patient Data Storage Methods
  - Wireless and Mobile Technologies
  - Figure: Types of Mobile End-User Devices Used to Access Corporate Resources in Healthcare Organizations
  - Figure: Extent of Healthcare Organizations' Adoption of Wireless Networking
  - Figure: Healthcare Organizations' Reasons for Not Using or Considering Mobile Solutions
  - Figure: Healthcare Organizations' Statuses Regarding Employee Access to Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Applications via Mobile or Wireless Technology
  - Figure: Healthcare Organizations' Use or Planned Use of Mobile Solution Strategies
  - IT Security
  - Figure: Factors Driving Healthcare Organizations' Spending on Security Software, 2007
  - Table: Ratings of the Threat of Healthcare Organizations' Network, Data, and Internet Security (1 = "the least serious threat" and 5 = "the most serious threat")
  - Table: Healthcare Organizations' Implementation Stages Security Software Solutions
- Procurement
- Figure: Health Organizations' Primary Source of IT Products and services, 2007
- Figure: Sources Healthcare Organization Use to Procure Project-based IT Services/Solutions
- Figure: Healthcare Organizations' Preferred Company Type for IT Products and Services (Local or International)
- Table: The Importance of Specific Considerations in Healthcare Organizations' Choice of Primary IT Supplier
- Table: The Extent of the Influence of External Factors/Sources in the IT Provider Selection Process
Future Outlook
- Business Outlook
- Figure: Healthcare Organizations' Outlook on Business Prospects
- Table: Healthcare Organizations' Rankings of the Importance of Business Initiatives in Leading Agendas for 2007-2008
- Healthcare IT Spending Outlook
- Figure: Compliance Aspects Increasing Healthcare Organizations' Spending on IT
- Figure: Healthcare Organization' s Main Areas of IT Focus for the 2007-2008 Period
- Figure: Expected Change in IT Spending Over the 2007-2008 Period
- Table: IT Spending (US$M) in the Central European Healthcare Sector by Technology and Country, 2006
- Table: IT Spending (US$M) in the Central European Healthcare Sector by Technology and Country, 2011
- Table: IT Spending (US$M) in the Central European Healthcare Sector by Technology, 2006-2011
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- Synopsis

Health Industry Insights: Central European Healthcare Survey and IT Spending Forecast 2007-2011

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