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Micro-zorg verzekeringen Christina de Vries. Zekere gezondheidszorg met verzekering ?. Deze presentatie. Voorgeschiedenis Gezondheidszorg economie Soorten micro-zorg financiering Keuzes Valkuilen Stappen. Bamako initiatief 1987. Primary Health Care 1978
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Micro-zorg verzekeringen Christina de Vries Zekere gezondheidszorg met verzekering ?
Deze presentatie • Voorgeschiedenis • Gezondheidszorg economie • Soorten micro-zorg financiering • Keuzes • Valkuilen • Stappen
Bamako initiatief 1987 • Primary Health Care 1978 • Bamako initiatief (WHO en UNICEF) onderscheidt drie acties voor PHC: • strengthening community capacity • the essential drug supply system • financing of recurrent costs of PHC Result: many revolving drug funds.
Delivery of health care - economics • gezondheidszorg-kosten stijgen altijd door factoren als: • Toename bevolking in catchment area • Utilisatie van zorg neemt toe • Verwachtingen clienten • Kosten voor medicijnen en technologie • Management • Infrastructuur • Kosten gekwalificeerd personeel
Delivery of health care -economics • Inkomsten en subsidies voor de micro-zorg verzekering zijn niet gegarandeerd • Financiële crisis • Opting out van clienten • Opportunity costs, competitie met ander health beleid
Community-based health financing • Fee for service • Drug sales • Personal prepayment • P4P • Income generation • Community labour • Donations • Festival raffles, etc. • Subsidies • Social assistance • Recurrent currency • Recurrent currency • Annual or monthly fixed payment, admin. • Monthly, admin. • Enterprise risks • One time or recurrent • One time • One time • Annual, admin., buffer • Drawing from fund, voluntary work
Examples of IGA for HCF (1) • Maintenance of buildings • Running a bakery or a shop • Milling rice and other grains • Growing a palm plantation • Farming fish, keeping chickens, rabbits or goats • Operating a printing press
Examples of IGA for HCF at smaller scale • Selling clean, used, disposable syringe barrels as hair curlers or for artwork • Hiring out vehicles • Selling photocopies, printing services • Grazing goats on health centre land • Renting out tables and benches • Funeral services • Renting out health education equipment
What level of health care should we provide ?Three dimensions of health care coverage: 1. limiting the breadth of population coverage 2. limiting the scope of publicly financed benefits to which people are entitled 3. limiting the depth of publicly financed coverage
Health care coverage - 1 limiting the breadthof population coverage • by instituting means-tested access to publicly financed health care (excluding richer people), • by excluding other groups (for example, self-employed people) or • by allowing people to ‘opt out’ (effectively giving them a choice between public and private coverage);
Health care coverage -2 limiting the scopeof publicly financed benefits to which people are entitled by rationing the quantity and/or quality of health care (including rationing by waiting lists);
Health care coverage limiting the depthof publicly financed coverage by introducing or increasing price rationing (for example, user charges, own risk).
Valkuilen • Insurance-related risks Het mechanisme veroorzaakt ander productie - vraag dynamiek • Behaviour changes of • Clients • Service providers • management
Threats related to clients Threat • Adverse selection • Overuse • Demand for overprescription • Fraud (use by non-members) • Irregular payment of contributions
Threats related to clients Threat • Adverse selection • Overuse • Demand for overprescription • Fraud (use by non-members) • Irregular payment of contributions Preventive measure • Household or group enrolment • Co-payment, referral letter • Standardised treatment guidelines, well defined packages • Membership card with photo; list of members up-to-date with payment • Annual contributions, sanctions
Threats related to health care providers Threat • Overprescription or underprescription • Not enthousiastic to participate (fear for loss of income, work overload, power of clients) • Staff turn over
Threats related to health care providers Threat • Overprescription or underprescription • Not enthousiastic to participate (fear for loss of income, work overload, power of clients) • Staff turn over Preventive measure • Adapted payment arrangements (incentives) • Negotiate respect of nat. Treatment guidelines • Defined package of services • Use of generic drugs • Give good information, the right incentives, must be a win-win situation • Set up of a good MIS for registration of pts and for payment • Continuous flow of information
Threats related to the managers Threat • Embezzlement of funds • Insufficient capacity and management skills • Cost escalation
Threats related to the managers Threat • Embezzlement of funds • Insufficient capacity and management skills • Cost escalation Preventive measures • Control by members • Create local expertise & support centres • Intensive communication between all partners
Conclusie • Bezint eer ge begint • Alle hens aan dek • Alles of niets