The 2nd HPD report - Health Policy Monitor

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Please photocopy and fill out the following questionnaire for each of the selected health policy issues! Health Policy Network Questionnaire—Survey # 2 Period covered: [month] 2003—[month] 2003 Country: _____________________________ Survey No. _______ Please fill in here the name or names of the authors, co-authors or reviewers who have contributed to this report. If your report is representative of your institution’s position, you may want to add the institution’s name—e.g., “CRES (review)”: Author/s and/or contributors to this survey:______________________________ Policy development #___ 1. Title of health policy development reported Short title Has this policy been reported in previous surveys? ❒ Yes, in survey # __________, date: ____________ ❒ No 95
2. Anchoring the selected health policy issue in the matrix Please go through the categories of health policy issues listed in the matrix below and tick where appropriate: – This may be a mark in one box only or a horizontal line if a health policy development has progressed through several columns (stages) during the six months. –Ifapolicy clearly relates to more than one category (e.g., the introduction of a new remuneration system to facilitate integrated care), then all the appropriate boxes/lines should be marked accordingly. Issue categories 1.1 Sustainable financing I: Funding and pooling of funds 1.2 Sustainable financing II: Remuneration/Paying providers 2 Human resources— training and capacity issues 3 Quality improvement and assurance 4 Benefit basket, priority setting 5 Access to health care (rationing, waiting lists, etc.) 96 Process stages 6 “Idea” Local or institutionalinnovation Acceptance/ Policy 7 paper Legislative process 8 Adoption and Implemen- 9 tation Evaluation Abandonment/ Change
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Contents Editorial ................
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Newsflash .........................
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Partner institutions were selected
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- Relevance and scope - Impact on s
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The figure below illustrates a poli
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Introduction This second issue of
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the extent to which private financi
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Health and Aging Long life expectan
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To address such a broad spectrum of
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The “National Strategy for an Age
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Finally, the reform introduces pers
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Idea Pilot Policy Paper Legislation
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Sources and further reading: Depart
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insurance. An employee who requests
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Sources and further reading: “Obs
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independent life), an in-kind benef
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Reform of long-term care coverage A
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Idea Pilot Policy Paper Legislation
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ciated with removing assets testing
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Page 52 and 53: eimbursement rate is 35 percent. Mo
Page 54 and 55: From 1994 to 2003, prices for all p
Page 56 and 57: keep products eligible for reimburs
Page 58 and 59: Austria: Criteria for reimbursable
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Page 68 and 69: Human Resources for Health The past
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