S procesom globalizacije in mednarodnega povezovanja je prepletena tudi Slovenija, oziroma Luka Koper. Obstoječe in načrtovane povezave s srednjo in vzhodnoevropskimi državami preko pristanišča v ...Kopru predstavljajo pomembno priložnost za celotno slovensko gospodarstvo. Tako ima Luka Koper, kot največje vozlišče pomorskega, železniškega in cestnega prevoza v Sloveniji, pomembno vlogo v prevozni verigi blaga. Leži na najkrajši prevozni poti, ki povezuje srednjo in vzhodno Evropo z državami Sredozemlja in državami Bližnjega, Srednjega in Daljnega vzhoda.
Pri tem pa članek podaja možnosti razvoja Luke Koper iz predpostavk poslovne politike. Na težnji nadaljnjega trajnostnega razvoja ob učinkoviti normativni ureditvi dejavnikov uspešnosti proizvodne politike, kadrovske politike in viziji tržne politike, kot sodobne luke za srednjo in vzhodno Evropo. Pri tem pa ob zavisti ekološke politike podjetja in regije ter ob profitabilni finančni politiki vzpostaviti razvojno politiko Luke Koper v celostni logistično distribucijski center širše regije.
S procesom globalizacije in mednarodnega povezovanja je prepletena tudi Slovenija, oziroma Luka Koper. Obstoječe in načrtovane povezave s srednjo in vzhodnoevropskimi državami preko pristanišča v ...Kopru predstavljajo pomembno priložnost za celotno slovensko gospodarstvo. Tako ima Luka Koper, kot največje vozlišče pomorskega, železniškega in cestnega prevoza v Sloveniji, pomembno vlogo v prevozni verigi blaga. Leži na najkrajši prevozni poti, ki povezuje srednjo in vzhodno Evropo z državami Sredozemlja in državami Bližnjega, Srednjega in Daljnega vzhoda.Pri tem pa članek podaja možnosti razvoja Luke Koper iz predpostavk poslovne politike. Na težnji nadaljnjega trajnostnega razvoja ob učinkoviti normativni ureditvi dejavnikov uspešnosti proizvodne politike, kadrovske politike in viziji tržne politike, kot sodobne luke za srednjo in vzhodno Evropo. Pri tem pa ob zavisti ekološke politike podjetja in regije ter ob profitabilni finančni politiki vzpostaviti razvojno politiko Luke Koper v celostni logistično distribucijski center širše regije.
Background: In the article we present and analyse work at paediatric emergency department (ED) –of the University Children’s Hospital Ljubljana. Methods: Between 21 April 2012 and 21 May 2012, we ...analysed the data which were simultaneously obtained during hospitalization of children at the hospital ED of the University Children’s Hospital Ljubljana. Data were collected via software ISPEK (Think Med, Marand), according to the admission and discharge records. For statistical analysis we used descriptive statistics of programme SPSS 16.0 for Windows (SPSS Inc., 2007). Results: We collected the data of 121 children, 51 (42.1 %) girls and 70 (57.9 %) boys at the mean age of 5.3 years (SD = 5.6 years), median 2.4 years. They were hospitalized on average for 1.7 days (SD = 0.9 day), median 2.0 days. 47.9 % children were hospitalized for less than 24 hours. The majority of patients were treated for pulmonary problems (32.4 %), neurological issues (18.2 %), infections (11.6 %), immunological problems (10.8 %), intoxications (10.7 %), gastroenterological problems (9.1 %), and diseases of the urinary tract (5.8 %). The majority of children (84.3 %) were discharged home with medical and health care instructions, while some (15.7 %) were transferred to other departments. Three children (2.5 %) needed intensive care. Conclusions: Since 2010, the paediatric emergency department of the University Children’s Hospital Ljubljana has functioned in compliance wtih the guidelines used in similar international tertiary centres. However, there is still room for improvement in organization and staffing.
Background: In the article we present and analyse work at paediatric emergency department (ED) -of the University Children's Hospital Ljubljana. Methods: Between 21 April 2012 and 21 May 2012, we ...analysed the data which were simultaneously obtained during hospitalization of children at the hospital ED of the University Children's Hospital Ljubljana. Data were collected via software ISPEK (Think Med, Marand), according to the admission and discharge records. For statistical analysis we used descriptive statistics of programme SPSS 16.0 for Windows (SPSS Inc., 2007). Results: We collected the data of 121 children, 51 (42.1 %) girls and 70 (57.9 %) boys at the mean age of 5.3 years (SD = 5.6 years), median 2.4 years. They were hospitalized on average for 1.7 days (SD = 0.9 day), median 2.0 days. 47.9 % children were hospitalized for less than 24 hours. The majority of patients were treated for pulmonary problems (32.4 %), neurological issues (18.2 %), infections (11.6 %), immunological problems (10.8 %), intoxications (10.7 %), gastroenterological problems (9.1 %), and diseases of the urinary tract (5.8 %). The majority of children (84.3 %) were discharged home with medical and health care instructions, while some (15.7 %) were transferred to other departments. Three children (2.5 %) needed intensive care. Conclusions: Since 2010, the paediatric emergency department of the University Children's Hospital Ljubljana has functioned in compliance wtih the guidelines used in similar international tertiary centres. However, there is still room for improvement in organization and staffing. PUBLICATION ABSTRACT
