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. Collecting data about the structure and function of private  health care sector in Serbia and its inclusion in joint health care system is  one of the most important issues for making decisions in health care and  getting more accurate picture about the possibilities of health care system  in Serbia. The aim of this analysis was to compare health institutions,  personnel, visits, number of hospital days and morbidity by ICD-10  classification of diseases in public and private health sector in South  Backa, Nisava, Toplica and Belgrade district in 2009. Material and Methods. A  retrospective comparative analysis was performed using data about private  providers of health services obtained from the Institute of Public Health  Novi Sad, the Institute of Public Health Nis and the City Institute of Public  Health Belgrade. Data about personnel and morbidity in public health sector  in Serbia for 2009 was obtained from the Center for Information Technology of  the Institute for Public Health of Serbia. Data about public health  facilities in South Backa, Nisava, Toplica and Belgrade district in 2009 was  obtained from Serbian Chamber of medical institutions. Results. The results  showed that health care was provided in Belgrade district in 2009 by total of  1,051 employees in private sector and 31,404 in public sector. We found that  public sector had a far wider range of health facilities than private sector,  which was mainly due to the number of clinics. In South Backa district  private sector had 323 practices, the district of Belgrade 655 and Nisava and  Toplica district 173. Seventeen times more visits to households (4,650,423  vs. 267,356) and 111 times greater number of hospital days was provided in  public health sector as compared to private health sector (781,083 vs. 7,023)  in South Backa district. Conclusion. The conclusion of this analysis was that  public health sector has remained the foundation of health care system in  Serbia. Private health sector is expanding, but its structure and scope of  services is still undervalued as compared to public sector

Comparative analysis of health institutions, personnel and service in private and public health sector in Serbia in 2009