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Background: The below considerations provide an overview of th e issues of sustainable development, logistics, to financial engineering instruments and the role of intellectual capital in the process of transformation of public hospitals. The aim of this research was to assess t h competitiveness of the network of public hospita ls in the market of health services based on literature studies, as wel l as mpirical research. Methods: Empirical study using a questionnaire survey was co nducted in the period from January 2007 to December 2011, in the area of Warmia and Mazury, Pomerania a d Wielkopolska. The goal of this questionnaire survey was to know t he medical staff reviews issues related to adaptati on to the nature of the network of public hospitals methods and logisti cs tools, sustainable development, corporate social responsibility CSR. The study was carried out in 104 public hospital s, on a sample of 8975 respondents. Results and conclusions: Analysis of the completed study showed that the lo gistic processes and their improvement in the health sector play a significant role. The surveyed entities explicitly draw attention to the need for information systems, pro-environment activities, access to information, or the use of GS1 global standards. These tools allow you to increase the efficiency of supply chains, ensuring not only tracking and trac ing of products from the manufacturer to the patient, but also enabling better protection against making a mistake or count erfei products.

Selected aspects of the logistics network of public hospitals in the competitive market of health services