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In Eastern European countries [ 6 ], a higher need for health system financing is observed based on the dynamic analysis carried out in the period 2000–2017, which reveals that public expenditure has been decreasing in most countries (the maximum reduction being reached by Bulgaria and the Czech Republic), while government taxation for social insurance had an increasing trend in most countries.
- The dynamics of the social protection expenditure represented by administrative costs has a polynomial evolution on the Pearson correlation coefficients with the dependent variable defined by the equation: (2) y = −0.0771x + 1.3205 Over the period 2013–2020, the Pearson coefficients of the financial indicator of social protection translated into administrative costs were aligned on a decreasing trend according to the regression equation: (3) y = −0.0291x + 0.7958 This shows that there is a 3% margin of reduction in financial allocations for social protection or for strengthening the health security of the population, which, in the context of the pandemic, has meant a pessimism expressed by the entire European population regarding vaccination.
The incidence (per 100,000) in men aged 45–64 years showed an increasing trend and that in women aged 65–79 years greatly decreased, while the reduction in the incidence remained stagnant in men of the same age group ( Figure 1 ).
Second, the relational resources/pleased–relaxed well-being relationship was marginally nonsignificant ( β = 0.13, (−0.00, 0.25)), which also resulted in a nonsignificant indirect effect of REL on the TFL/pleased–relaxed well-being relationship ( β i = 0.06, (−0.00, 0.12)).
Worse outcomes of AKI (including CKD—purple line, CKD G5—red line, and mortality—black line) also showed a decreasing trend: y = −0.2485x + 5.5063 (R 2 = 0.3548) for CKD; y = −0.0456x + 15.099 (R 2 = 0.0112) for dialysis dependent; y = −0.9155x + 46.427 (R 2 = 0.2581) for mortality. 3.6.