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Managing Human Resources for Health in Lithuania

Managing Human Resources for Health in Lithuania. Jonas Bartlingas Head of Health Care Resources Management Division Ministry of Health Republic of Lithuania. Second Policy Dialogue in the Baltic Countries on Human Resources for Health WHO, Regional Office for Europe

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Managing Human Resources for Health in Lithuania

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  1. Managing Human Resources for Health in Lithuania Jonas Bartlingas Head of Health Care Resources Management Division Ministry of Health Republic of Lithuania Second Policy Dialogue in the Baltic Countries on Human Resources for Health WHO, Regional Office for Europe European Observatory on Health Systems ands Policies 26-27 September 2005, VILNIUS

  2. Health Care Resources • Material  resources • The property of the LNHS executive and managing bodies • Any  other property, assigned by laws for ensuring of the LNHS activities • Financial  resources • Funds of compulsory Health insurance • Human Resource for Health • Databases of information concerning health care

  3. Human Resource for Health • Health care specialists • Other workers, who work in team or have equal work facilities • Health care specialists: • Sectorial directives of EU • General directives of EU

  4. Effects to Managing HRH • working conditions • payment systems • financial and non-financial incentives • organization of staff in the health sector • composition of health care teams • career pathways • employment conditions of staff in the health sector • retention • parties involved in negotiations determining working conditions • (innovative) mechanisms to monitor staff performance and outcomes of health care • New challenges in Managing HRH after EU enlargement

  5. Lithuanian Trade Code working conditions - agreement employee / employer they can not be worse to employee, then it is determined by legal acts Working hours Annual leave Workload Payment systems Working conditions

  6. Working hours Trade Code – 40, except some condition For Health workers - max 39. 36 blood, immediate care, physiatrist, TB, infections diseases 33 echoscope 30 radiology, pathology Annual leave Trade Code – 28 - 56 calendar days, For Health workers min. 35, max 42 days Trade load in HCI is under agreement trade union / employer Payment systems are under agreement trade union / employer Working conditions

  7. Primary family care State HCI Privacy HCI Contracts with SSF Organization of structurePrimary care

  8. Organization of structurePrimary care Primary family care • State HCI • Privacy HCI Contracts with SSF

  9. Composition of HC teamsPrimary care • Family medicine • Family doctor (GPD) and Team of doctors (internist, pediatrician, gynecologist, surgeon)

  10. Composition of HC teamsPrimary care • Family medicine and population

  11. Composition of HC teamsPrimary care Primary care • Dentists • Psychiatrist

  12. Parties involved in negotiations determining working conditions • Patient organizations • Specialists organizations • Trade unions of employees • Organizations of employers • Institutes/universities (as scientific potential)

  13. Implementation of EU Acquis into Lithuanian law Republic of Lithuania implemented all obligations and transferred requirements of sector and general based directives to Lithuania laws and legal acts: • There were added/changed acts • There were admitted acts on recognition of EUdiploma • Improvement of programs • Notification of “conformity dates” • Certification of nationally acquired professional qualifications

  14. Implementation of EU Acquis into Lithuanian law Improvement of programs in the training of doctors, dentists, nurses, midwives, pharmacists • Most alteration was in training of doctors • reduced primary residency to internship (undergraduate training) • Associated secondary and tertiary residency to residentship (postgraduate training) • Training programs of dentists, pharmacists, nurses, midwives were revised according to experts recommendations on requirements of directives: • Dentist’s professional title “stomatologas” to “odontologas” • Theoretical course in college study program of nurse is separated from practical training • Restart training of midwives after secondary education, also have 18 months training after graduating as nurse

  15. After Accession: Certification of nationally acquired professional qualifications Dates of conformityMedicine From 1991 study program “comply” with directive 93/16/EEC, only one diploma From 1993 diploma with certificate accompanying qualification - “profesinės kvalifikacijos pažymėjimas” of “medicinos gydytojas” (1994) 1993 General practice (family medicine) Dates of conformity in specialized medicine differ according to specialization: 1994 Anesthesiology and reanimation, Ophthalmology, Otorhinolaryngology 1995 Gynecology-obstetrics 2005 Orthopaedics and traumatology, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Clinical laboratory, Pathology 2006 Psychiatry, Radiology, Child and adolescent psychiatry

  16. After Accession: Certification of nationally acquired professional qualifications Dates of conformity Internal medicine from 2007: 2006 Allergology and clinical immunology, Occupational medicine, Dermatovenerology, Endocrinology, Gastroenterology, Geriatrics, Hematology, Infectious diseases, Cardiology, Nephrology, Neurology, Pulmonology, Onco-radiotherapy, Rheumatology Or all diplomas in above mentioned specializations after qualified in internal medicine (program 2 years) General surgery from 2005 2005 Neurosurgery, Urology, Abdominal surgery, Vascular surgery, Thoracic surgery, Children surgery,Plastic surgery from 2005 Or all diplomas in above mentioned specializations after qualified in general surgery (program 2 years)

  17. After Accession: Certification of nationally acquired professional qualifications Dates of conformity Nurses • All university diploma • College diploma from 2003 Midwives • College diploma from 2007 without nurse diploma • If training separate by from nurse training • College diploma from 2005 with college nurse diploma • If there is additional training after nurse training

  18. After Accession: Certification of nationally acquired professional qualifications Dates of conformity Dentists • University diploma • Comply with directive from 1991 • From 1993 diploma with certificate accompanying qualification - “profesinės kvalifikacijos pažymėjimas” of “bendrosios praktikos gydytojas stomatologas” (1994) Specialization in dentistry - from 2004 year comply with directive

  19. Managing of migration Certification of nationally acquired professional qualifications • Diploma • Certificate of conformity • Certificate of conformity – change of denomination • Certificate of acquired rights • Certificate of special – acquired rights • Certificate of good standing

  20. EC DIRECTIVES: HORIZONTAL AND SECTORAL BASED APPROACHES • General SystemDirectives (for allied health professionals) • 89/48/EEC; • 92/51/EEC; • 99/42/EC. • Specific (Sector-based)Directives (“Health Directives”) • Doctors’ :93/16/EEC, • Dentists’ : 78/686/EEC, 78/687/EEC; • Nurses’: 77/452/EEC, 77/453/EEC; • Midwives’:80/154/EEC, 80/155/EEC; • Pharmacists’:85/432/EEC, 85/433/EEC; • New - On the recognition of professional qualifications 2005/36/EC

  21. A VOLUNTARY EUROPEAN CERTIFICATE OFGOOD STANDING • Name • Professional ID Number • Date of Birth • Date and Description of Primary Medical Qualification • Qualification of Specialization • Registered address • Registration status

  22. A VOLUNTARY EUROPEAN CERTIFICATE OFGOOD STANDING • Name (the applicants nationality, including any dual nationality status, and details of any changes or additions to nationality) • Professional ID Number (the applicants official and unique identification number as issued to them by the regulatory authority) • Date of Birth (day, month and year of birth) • Date and Description of Primary Medical Qualification (the date of qualification and name of the relevant qualification held) • Qualification of Specialization (details of the healthcare profession if not explicitly stated elsewhere. Details of the registered specialty held by the individual) • Registered address (the place of current practice of the individual or the individual’s registered address) • Registration status (details of the nature of the registration held e.g. full, temporary, subject to conditions etc and the reason, the duration of sanctions where available)

  23. Upsurge in migrationDynamic In period of 8 months of 2005 1st January– 31st August 2005 were issued certificates for 422 applicants: • 264 doctors • 51 dentists • 101 nurses • 6 midwifes In period of 8 months of 2004 1st May – 31st December were issued certificates for 467 applicants: • 298 doctors • 75 dentists • 84 nurses

  24. Upsurge in migrationDynamic

  25. Upsurge in migrationAbsolute numbers of professionals and applicants

  26. Upsurge in migrationAbsolute numbers of professionals and applicants

  27. Upsurge in migrationAbsolute numbers of professionals and applicants

  28. Upsurge in migrationAbsolute numbers of professionals and applicants

  29. Upsurge in migrationPercentage of professionals and applicants

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