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Formal and Informal Volunteering in Hungary: Similarities and Differences

Perpék, Éva - 2012

There are several studies on volunteerism in Hungary but its formal (organizational) and informal (non-organizational) statistical differentiation has still not been in focus yet. Two comprehensive questions of my article are the following: is there a real, “qualitative” difference between...

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Network and Organisation Type Volunteerism Highlighted by Two Micro Level Case Studies in Hungary and Ukraine

Perpék, Éva - 2008

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Janus-faced State and Society: Transitions in Ukraine

Perpék, Éva - 2008

This study focuses on the social structural approach of the reforms in Central and Eastern European countries based on the material of an international conference held in Kiev. In the fist part, we outline the role of elites, classes and civil society both during the system change and after...

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The 14th Conference of the European Sociological Association - with personal insights

Perpék, Éva; Szászvai-Papp, Gábor - 2019

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Some Pandemic Reflections from the “Sociology at the Dawn of a Successful Century?” Conference

Kiss, Márta; Perpék, Éva - 2020

Sociology at the Dawn of a Successful Century? on October 8-9, 2020 in Budapest. The concept of the conference was built around … state of Hungarian sociology and its latest research results. In this spirit, the plenary speaker, Károly Takács (Linköping … sociology, and then – among other things – argued for a reflexive sociology. (.) …

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Enclave deliberation and common‑pool resources: an attempt to apply Civic Preference Forum on community gardening in Hungary

Bársony, Fanni; Lengyel, György; Perpék, Éva - 2019

By analysing experiences of a Civic Preference Forum organised for community gardeners in Hungary in 2017, our paper’s aim is twofold. We investigate if the Civic Preference Forum was an adequate format to enable discursive participation. Then we provide evidence on how this deliberative...

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Towards a Central‑Eastern European EQ‑5D‑3L population norm: comparing data from Hungarian, Polish and Slovenian population studies

Zrubka, Zsombor; Golicki, Dominik; Prevolnik‑Rupel, … - 2019

Abstract Background EQ-5D-3L population data are available only from Hungary, Poland and Slovenia in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). We aimed to compare the accessible studies and estimate a regional EQ-5D-3L population norm for CEE. Methods A combined dataset using patient-level data of 8850...

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A comparison of European, Polish, Slovenian and British EQ‑5D‑3L value sets using a Hungarian sample of 18 chronic diseases

Zrubka, Zsombor; Beretzky, Zsuzsanna; Hermann, Zoltán; … - 2019

Background In the Central and Eastern European region, the British EQ-5D-3L value set is used commonly in quality of life (QoL) studies. Only Poland and Slovenia have country-specifc weights. Our study aimed to investigate the impact of value set choice on the evaluation of 18 chronic conditions...

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Psychometric properties of the Hungarian version of the eHealth Literacy Scale

Zrubka, Zsombor; Hajdu, Ottó; Rencz, Fanni; Baji, Petra; … - 2019

Background We adapted the eHealth Literacy Scale (eHEALS) for Hungary and tested its psychometric properties on a large representative online sample of the general population. Methods The Hungarian version of eHEALS was developed using forward–backward translation. For the valuation study,...

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Is the trend of increasing use of patient‑reported outcome measures in medical device studies the sign of shift towards value‑based purchasing in Europe?

Weszl, Miklós; Rencz, Fanni; Brodszky, Valentin - 2019

Background The recent update of the European Union’s (EU) regulation on public procurement has created new opportunity for progress in the purchasing of medical devices by shifting towards focus on value from one purely on price. Patientreported outcome measures (PROMs) may serve as additional...

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