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Health Insurance Archives - Page 5 of 107 - P4H Network
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Qatar health care industry introduces policy updates
Qatar

Qatar has significantly strengthened its healthcare system in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic, leading to a more robust reputation for health service delivery. As of May 2024, the country successfully administered approximately 7.6 million vaccine doses,...

The Norwegian Social Insurance Scheme
Norway

The Norwegian Social Insurance Scheme, managed by the Ministry of Labour and Social Inclusion, serves as a cornerstone of the nation’s welfare system, ensuring social protection for all residents and certain non-residents under specified conditions. This document...

ILO country brief on Social Protection in Mongolia
Mongolia

This country brief for Mongolia by the International Labour Organization (ILO), Social Protection Department, is extracted from ILO’s report: “Extending social health protection: Accelerating progress towards Universal Health Coverage in Asia and the Pacific”. The...

Efficiency of Public Health Spending in Ecuador
Ecuador

It analyzes both the expenditure and the output that this expenditure generates, using official data at the health facility level. The study is complemented by an application that allows the policy maker to query the database, identify improvements in resource...

Universal health insurance: Government to inject $30 billion by 2025
Universal health insurance: Government to inject $30 billion by 2025
Burkina Faso

More than 1,500 people have received their provisional registration cards and certificates for the universal health insurance scheme. Twelve structures have been affiliated and 199,112 have been pre-registered. This was announced by the Minister in charge of of social...

Hungarian hospitals beat an alarm on rising debt
Hungarian hospitals beat an alarm on rising debt
Hungary

Hospitals in Hungary are sounding alarm as rising debts restrict operations. Past due debt of hospitals reached €300 million in March 2024, caused by the lack of financing reform, amortisation, and rising energy prices, while inflation rates, wage increases, and...

Health insurance in Bangladesh: Challenges, prospects and action plan
Health insurance in Bangladesh: Challenges, prospects and action plan
Bangladesh

In 2022, healthcare spending in Bangladesh pushed 6.3 million people below the poverty line, with 61% of hospitalized patients experiencing financial trauma. To cope with medical expenses, many individuals resort to selling assets or taking high-interest loans. Health...

Georgian Government introduces co-payments into its UHC scheme
Georgian Government introduces co-payments into its UHC scheme
Georgia

The Georgian government is introducing co-payments in the universal health coverage system to allow patient choice and flexibly. Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said patients who could not choose a preferred provider or certain comfort level during medical care would...

Moving Forward on National Health Insurance in Antigua and Barbuda
Moving Forward on National Health Insurance in Antigua and Barbuda
Antigua and Barbuda

Plans for establishing national health insurance in Antigua and Barbuda were put on hold due to the COVID19 pandemic. The Minister of Health confirms that these plans will now go ahead.Establishing a National Health Insurance was a strategic intervention in the...

Hungarian law on compulsory health insurance: Act LXXXIII of 1997
Hungary

Act LXXXIII of 1997 in Hungary is a law that defines the Hungarian health care system, including which services are free, which are covered by copayment, and which are excluded from prepaid public benefit schemes. This law also establishes the financing of health care...