National healthcare information system in Croatian primary care: the foundation for improvement of quality and efficiency in patient care by Darko Gvozdanovi_, Miroslav Kon_ar, Vinko Kojund_i_, Hrvoje Jezid_i_

“…The first project is the Integrated Healthcare Information System (IHCIS) on the primary care level; this encompasses the integration of all primary point-of-care facilities and subjects with the Croatian Institute for Health Insurance and Croatian National Institute of Public Health. …”
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Using the WHO essential medicines list to assess the appropriateness of insurance coverage decisions: a case study of the Croatian national medicine reimbursement list. by Antonia Jeličić Kadić, Maja Žanić, Nataša Škaričić, Ana Marušić

“…To investigate the use of the WHO EML as a tool with which to evaluate the evidence base for the medicines on the national insurance coverage list of the Croatian Institute of Health Insurance (CIHI).Medicines from 9 ATC categories with highest expenditures from 2012 CIHI Basic List (n = 509) were compared with 2011 WHO EML for adults (n = 359). …”
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ICT in institute of emergency medicine the city of Zagreb: Dispatching unit by Keleuva Slobodanka

“…By putting the new system into operation, the possibility for connecting with other health institutions, as well as with Croatian Institute for Health Insurance, was opened. That also created a prerequisite for forming unique database in order to obtain high-quality, precise and faster exchange of data on each patient. …”
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Essential to increase the use of generics in Europe to maintain comprehensive health care? by Brian Godman, Marion Bennie, Christoph Baumgärtel, Ljiljana Sović-Brkičić, Thomas Burkhardt, Jurij Fürst, Kristina Garuoliene, Miguel Gomes, Vanda Markovic-Pekovic, Andrew Martin, Catherine Sermet, Peter Skiold, Menno van Woerkom, Luka Voncina, Lars L. Gustafsson

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