Author: Fundacja Healthcare Poland
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Consolidation audit for local-government hospitals
Consolidation decides capacity to treat, not ownership structure. An audit for founding bodies: seven layers, nine weeks, a mandatory zero option. Read more
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Four per cent less sickness absence. What do employers, the economy and ZUS gain?
What a 4% reduction in sickness absence would be worth in Poland: savings for employers, additional GDP and a better ZUS balance. A methodological analysis by the Healthcare Poland Foundation. Read more
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The European standard is not the world standard
What “current medical knowledge” means when guidelines carry a date — and what a patient may, and may not, demand. A systemic analysis by the Healthcare Poland Foundation. Read more
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What the public payer does not finance in a cancer treatment plan. The DiLO card without a place on the waiting list as a systemic problem
No authority issues individual reimbursement decisions on guaranteed benefits. A systemic analysis: three normative layers, two narrow individual routes, and the accounting that separates a reimbursement gap from the cost of location. Read more
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1st Youth Health Summit: The Future of Polish Medicine
The Sectoral Competence Council – Healthcare invites young people to the 1st Youth Health Summit: The Future of Polish Medicine. The event is aimed at pupils in Years 3 and 4 of secondary school who are planning to pursue a career in the healthcare sector. Read more
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CyberC4HE Coalition position: an incident at a medical records supplier is an incident in the healthcare system
The Coalition for Cybersecurity in Healthcare sets out its position on the MyDr incident: entrusting data processing transfers activities to the supplier, not responsibility. The healthcare provider remains the controller — and a sequence of five steps, beginning with the first 72 hours, follows from that. Read more
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Poland as Europe’s medical hub? Five breakthrough changes that will define our health by 2027
More than 700,000 non-residents came to Poland for medical purposes in 2024, yet fragmentation is costing us the premium patient. Five changes — the Patient Coordination Centre, the German hybrid patient, TQAMS, eight routes to innovation and the Sheba alliance — could make Poland a central point on Europe’s medical map by 2027. Read more
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Invitation to the Senior Care 2026 conference
The Polish Hospital Federation and the Healthcare Poland Foundation invite you to the Senior Care 2026 conference, organised by KIDO – the National Chamber of Care Homes. The event will take place on 5–7 May 2026 at Ptak Warsaw Expo in Nadarzyn and will focus on equipment, technologies and services for the elderly, care homes… Read more
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Healthcare Poland launches the Global Life Frontier Academy programme for the healthcare system in Poland
Healthcare Poland Foundation is commencing the development of the Global Life Frontier Academy (GLFA) programme as part of a broader, nationwide pilot initiative aimed at strengthening the healthcare system’s capacity to implement modern models of diagnostics, qualification, and therapy. Read more
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Invitation to a nationwide survey: the quality of hospital catering in Poland 2025–2026
The Healthcare Poland Foundation, with the Polish Federation of Hospitals, invites hospitals to a nationwide survey on the quality, effectiveness and organisation of hospital catering, ahead of the uniform nutrition standards taking effect on 1 January 2026. Read more
