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New Zealanders prioritise health, but costs hold many back
New Zealanders prioritise health, but costs hold many back
New Zealand

New Zealand is experiencing a rise in health screening engagement, with 72% of adults prioritizing check-ups, although affordability remains a significant barrier for 36% of the population. Medical inflation has surged to 14.5%, impacting access to preventative care,...

Austrian Medical Chamber Unveils Ten-Point Plan for ÖGK Reform
Austrian Medical Chamber Unveils Ten-Point Plan for ÖGK Reform
Austria

The Austrian Medical Chamber has proposed a ten-point reform plan to address the ÖGK’s significant financial challenges, emphasizing the need to improve healthcare services rather than cutting them, as projected deficits exceed one billion euros. The Austrian Medical...

Renewing New Zealand’s Primary Care System
Renewing New Zealand’s Primary Care System
New Zealand

The report "The Heart of Healthcare: Renewing New Zealand's Primary Care System" highlights the economic benefits of investing in general practice, showing potential cost savings and improved patient care compared to emergency department visits.The report "The Heart...

Use of PhilHealth’s excess funds legal, economically sound
Use of PhilHealth’s excess funds legal, economically sound
Philippines

Finance Secretary Ralph Recto defended the transfer of PHP 89.9 billion in excess funds from PhilHealth to the national treasury, asserting that it is legal, moral, and necessary to address the growing needs of the nation, while ensuring that no member contributions...

Labour’s 10-year plan for the NHS in England: what should it look like?
Labour’s 10-year plan for the NHS in England: what should it look like?
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

The NHS is facing significant pressures, prompting the new government to develop a 10-year reform plan aimed at enhancing its future viability. While previous long-term plans have shown mixed implementation results influenced by political and financial contexts, this...

New Uruguayan government analyzing changes in health financing
New Uruguayan government analyzing changes in health financing
Uruguay

The undersecretary of the MSP of Uruguay reported that the government is analyzing changes in the financing of Fonasa and the calculation of capita. He also stressed the need to evaluate the economic and healthcare management of health institutions. In January 2025,...

The case for investing in a healthier future for the European Union

A new report by R-Health Consult, commissioned the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations (EFPIA), highlights the significant health and economic benefits of investing in the prevention, early detection, and treatment of five major...

‘No plans’ to allow private health cover of GP care
‘No plans’ to allow private health cover of GP care
Australia

Australia does not plan to create a two-tier healthcare system by bringing in private insurers for GP care. The Health Minister shuts down all calls for letting private insurers cover GP care.Calls to lift the ban on private health insurers subsidizing GP visits have...