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Benefit package Archives - Page 21 of 97 - P4H Network
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Latvia cancels healthcare funding system of «two baskets»
Latvia

People in Latvia will maintain access to healthcare services in the framework of mandatory health insurance by 2021, regardless of insurance payments made. Recently the Latvian parliament passed as draft amendments to the Latvian Healthcare Funding Law in the final...

Technical note on the CSU care basket and cost calculation
Cameroon

The basic package includes all preventive and curative care, medicines and medical devices considered fundamental and a priority, and for which the CSU will guarantee collective responsibility. Before developing an appropriate care package for Cameroon, we need to...

UHC Bill

Setting up of the Teachnical Group to prepare the UHC Bill to be presented to Parlamentarians

PSI Learning Brief No.1
Myanmar

This is the first of the learning briefs produced by PSI on strategic purchasing.

Financing Strategies for the Cape Verdean Health Sector
Cabo Verde

The evolution of the Cape Verdean health system has been positive over the last 20 years, but some challenges remain. Particular emphasis is placed on responding to short and medium-term pressures, the challenges and performance of the health sector, its...

Now and forever: removing financial barriers to health services in Kenya
Kenya

The now: removing financial barriers to COVID 19 testing and services On May 1, the Kenyan Ministry of Health rolled out free testing for COVID 19 in Nairobi and other areas with disease hotspots. Two days later, the Ministry noted in dismay that the turnout for free...

Increase of NCD-related risks will translate in financial needs
Mozambique

The Global Burden of Disease Report provides data on the changes in the epidemiological profile in Mozambique. While communicable diseases continue to represent the bulk of mortality and morbidity in the country, its relevance is significantly decreasing over time....