Health Financing
Health Financing features information on how health systems are paid for, how funding flows through health systems from payers to providers, and why this is important in generating economic value.
Using Health Economics to set Priorities for Essential Health Benefits: The Case for Including The Impact On Economic Productivity
Governments and health insurance providers use pooled funds to purchase essential health benefits for their citizens or insured populations ...
What Are Essential Health Benefits? A Simple Guide
Essential Health Benefits: Governments and health insurers use pooled funds to purchase health benefits for their citizens or insured populations ...
Health Financing Explained: Provider Payment Models
Providers (such as hospitals and doctors) need to be paid for the health care services they provide. This can be ...
Health Financing Explained: Strategic Purchasing
Pooled funds are used to provide strategic purchasing of health care services ...
Health Financing Explained: Risk Pooling
Risk Pooling requires funds gathered at scale can be pooled together in a way that allows them to be used ...
Health Financing Explained: Revenue Sources
Revenue sources can be done at scale through government contributions, taxes, social insurance contributions, private insurance contributions, or philanthropic contributions ...
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