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xii Health systems in transition Hungary Abbreviations GPMSSP General Practitioners’ Morbidity Sentinel Stations Programme HCSO Hungarian Central Statistical Office HDGs Homogeneous disease groups (Hungarian DRGs) HFSA Hungarian Financial Supervisory Authority HIF Health Insurance Fund HISA Health Insurance Supervisory Authority HTA Health technology assessment HUF Hungarian forint IMF International Monetary Fund IT Information technology LAU Local administrative units LTNC Long-term nursing care MCH Mother and child health MRI Magnetic resonance imaging MSA Medical savings account NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization NCHAI National Centre for Health Care Audit and Inspection (no longer under this name) NBSS National Blood Supply Service NCU National Currency Unit NGO Non-governmental organization NHA National Health Accounts NHIFA National Health Insurance Fund Administration NISHR National Institute for Strategic Health Research NPHMOS National Public Health and Medical Officer Service NPHP National Public Health Plan NPIFA National Pension Insurance Fund Administration NUTS Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics OECD Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development OHAAP Office of Health Authorization and Administrative Procedures OOP Out-of-pocket (payment) PET Positron Emission Tomography PIF Pension Insurance Fund PPP Purchasing Power Parity PPRI Pharmaceutical Pricing and Reimbursement Information PPS Purchasing Power Standard SDR Standardized Death Rate SDS Alliance of Free Democrats (Szabad Demokraták Szövetsége) SHI Social health insurance TAJ Social Insurance Identification Number (Társadalombiztosítási Azonosító Jel) VAT Value added tax
List of tables and figures Tables page Table 1.1 Main population/demographic indicators, 1980–2009 (selected years) 3 Table 1.2 Macroeconomic indicators, 1995–2009 (selected years) 4 Table 1.3 Mortality and health indicators, 1970 –2009 (selected years) 8 Table 1.4 DALE in years, 2000 –2007 (selected years) 9 Table 1.5 Main causes of death (SDR, all ages, per 100 000), 1980 –2009 (selected years) 9 Table 1.6 Factors affecting health status, 1980–2009 (selected years) 11 Table 1.7 Prevalence of selected noncommunicable diseases in Hungary, 2009 (adults aged 20+ years, per 1000 population) 13 Table 1.8 Share (%) of EHIS respondents in Hungary and available comparator countries reporting to have been diagnosed with one or more diseases (ICD-10) during the past 12 months, 2009 13 Table 1.9 Share (%) of EHIS respondents in Hungary reporting to have been diagnosed with one or more diseases (ICD-10) during the past 12 months, according to age group, 2009 14 Table 1.10 Maternal and child health indicators, 1980–2009 (selected years) 14 Table 3.1 Trends in health expenditure in Hungary, 1995–2009 60 Table 3.2 HIF expenditure by main categories, 1995–2011 66 Table 3.3 Trends in the expenditures of the curative service of the HIF by main categories, 1995–2011 66 Table 3.4 Sources of revenue as a percentage of total expenditure on health, 1995–2009 75 Table 3.5 Social insurance contribution and hypothecated health care tax, 1995–2010 76 Table 3.6 Revenues, expenditures and balance of the HIF, 1995–2011 (selected years) 80 Table 3.7 OOP payments on health care, 1993–2007 85 Table 3.8 Provider payment mechanisms 92 Table 3.9 Average monthly gross wages of employees in health care and in the national economy, HUF 99 Table 3.10 Structure of average monthly gross wages of full-time employees of hospitals and outpatient care centres in the fourth quarter of 2010, HUF 100 Table 4.1 Number and size of inpatient care providers in Hungary, 2009 102 Table 4.2 Geographic distribution of inpatient beds per 10 000 population in Hungary, 1990–2009 (selected years) 104 Table 4.3 Sectoral distribution of funding for EU-funded health care projects (in million HUF and euro) in Hungary, 2007 – April 2011 108 Table 4.4 Number of physician posts according to sector and share of private entrepreneurship, 2009 116 List of tables and figures
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