sahr2001 - Health Systems Trust

Figure 5: Line item expenditure as percentage of total recurrent expenditure 6,12
1998
28.5
29.1
36.6
42.6
Year
1999
26.7
29.2
36.2
53.0
2000
26.9
30.4
37.9
50.7
0 10 20 30 40 50 60
Percentage
Private hospital
Private med disp
Private medicine
Private personnel
Private med NHA
1. Ref: NHA Public 2000 (Table 3.1 pg 23)
2. Ref: Fiscal Review 2001 (Table 4.6 pg 46)
3. Ref: Fiscal Review 2001 (Quoting October Household Surveys 1995 and 1999)
4. Ref: StatsSA OHS 1995-9 (Quoting October Household Survey 1996, October Household Survey 1998)
5. Note: Calculated from total number of beneficiaries (registered and exempt schemes) divided by total population.
1998 - Beneficiaries: 6 991 511 Population: 42 130 500
1999 - Beneficiaries: 6 989 139 Population: 43 054 306
2000 - Beneficiaries: 7 020 223 Population: 43 291 441
Ref: Medical Schemes 1999, Medical Schemes 2000
6. Note: For the private healthcare sector.
‘hosp’ - Includes ward and theatre fees, global per diem fees, hospital medicines and consumables.
‘medicine’ - Includes medicines and medical consumables, issued by hospitals, pharmacies and dispensing practitioners.
‘personnel’ for private sector data is defined as the total of all professional fees paid to all categories of health personnel (including medical, dental, support and allied).
‘med disp’ - Includes medicines issued by pharmacies and dispensing practitioners.
‘med’ - Includes medicines only issued by hospitals, pharmacies and dispensing practitioners (and not medical consumables).
Ref: Medical Schemes 1999, Medical Schemes 2000
7. Note: For the public healthcare sector.
Calculated from Line Item expenditures divided by total recurrent expenditure in each province (Table A7).
‘medicine’ - Medicine expenditure includes medicines and vaccines, and other medical consumables.
‘personnel’ - Personnel expenditure includes direct personnel costs (i.e. Provincial DOH employees) and other personnel costs (e.g. professional fees paid to district
surgeons).
Ref: NHA Public 2000
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