A study on some general, professional hospitals and Institute- hospital under MOH has shown that the health staff bed ratio was 1,14-1,18. This ratio in professional hospital reduced from 1,23 to 0,9 and in Institute- hospital was reduced from 1,36 to 1,04. The number of doctors for 100 beds changed according to the hospital. The doctor/ pharmacist ratio in General hospital, professional hospital, Institute hospital and Institute of facio-orodontology were 19,88-27,32, 22,34-29,83, 11,03-12,99 and 19,5-21,0, respectively. The distribution of staffs as 3 sections in Hospital and Institute hospital was various.
Hospitals ; organization & administration

Aim of this study is to propose feasible solutions and petition the authority bodies for renovating mechanism for state funded hospital management. Subject: State funded hospitals. Method: Retrospective study. Results: there were some shortcomings between limited budget and increasing cost for patient bed, between real labor load and current personnel threshold, between higher service requirement and labor intensity with too low salary of hospital staffs and between management mechanism of subsidization period and market economy.
Hospitals ; organization & administration

During 2 years of implementation of the mobilization 'Strengthen the health staff for the local level', there were 219 rounds with 942 rounds of health staffs from central level to provincial level, 710 rounds of health staffs from provincial level to the district level, and 1,102 rounds of health staffs from district level to communal level.
Evaluation Studies ; Medical Staff ; Metabolism

Subject: 1994 senior persons who were working as chiefs and managers of the Ministry of Health. Method: survey. Data was analysed by statistic method. Results: average age of senior persons is relative high. Most of them are 50-60 years old. Rate of university and upper university graduates is high. But some of them are limited in foreign language and informatics.
Education ; Aged

Background: Femoral shaft fracture, in company with the development of morden society and the increase in means of transport, is increasing in the number of case and the complicated degree of injury. Objectives: 1. To note indication for interlocking intramedullary SIGN nailing in femoral shaft fracture in adult patients. 2. To assess result of interlocking intramedullary SIGN nailing in treatment of femoral shaft fracture in adult patients. Subjects and method: A prospective, descriptive study was conducted in the 40 patients between the ages of 17 and 80 who were dignosed femoral shaft fracture caused by injury and operated for bone union by interlocking intramedullary SIGN nailing at Viet Duc hospital, from April/2004 to July/2005. Results: In this study: 5 patients with I degree fracture (12.5%), 20 with II degree (25%) and most of patients with III and IV degree fracture (62.5%), of which 14 patients with IV degree (35%). Because the SIGN nailing\u2019s structure was solid, so it had a good capacity for patient\u2019s weight. 4 weeks after operation, 85% patients were able to move around without crutches. There was no complications. Conclusion: SIGN nailing enables surgeons to drive interlocking intramedullary nailing for long bone without image intensifier. It also enables both surgeons and patients to appoarch modern, high effective methods without needing expensive machines.
Femoral Fractures/ surgery ; therapy ; Adult