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Developing private health care in Macedonia.

The Republic of Macedonia is the sole former Yugoslavian republic that has had a peaceful transition to independence. The current socialist health care system is bankrupt with an over-emphasis on specialty care and too many doctors. While clinical standards equal those in Western Europe, customer service is at a low level. Private initiatives are being encouraged by most members of the health care community. However, the current state system should be retained with a sound financial base. Private initiatives have a high potential for success.