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Public Financial Management (PFM) Archives - Page 5 of 195 - P4H Network
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What drives health care spending in Switzerland?
Switzerland

Findings from a decomposition by disease, health service, sex, and age BMC Health Services Research study decomposes healthcare spending by diseases and other perspectives and estimates the contribution of single cost drivers to overall healthcare spending growth in...

Kenya: President signs four new healthcare bills into law
Kenya: President signs four new healthcare bills into law
Kenya

On 17 October, Kenya's President, William Ruto signed the four healthcare bills, Social Health Insurance Bill, Primary Health Care Bill, Facility Improvement Financing Bill, and Digital Health Bill into law after they were passed by the Parliament recently.The Social...

Nepal: National Health Financing Strategy 2023- 2033
Nepal: National Health Financing Strategy 2023- 2033
Nepal

The Ministry of Health and Population of Nepal has endorsed a new Health Financing (HF) Strategy for 2023-2033.P4H Network has been part of process for developing the country’s National Health Financing Strategy through the Rapid Results Initiative of the L4UHC...

New Alliance for HPSR/WHO supported BMJ series on Health Taxes
New Alliance for HPSR/WHO supported BMJ series on Health Taxes

BMJ Global Health has published a series of research papers on health taxes in the October 2023 issue titled WHO: Health Taxes supported by the Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research in collaboration with WHO Departments and the Inter-Agency Working Group on...

Ever-growing health expenditure and mandatory social health insurance: what’s next? – Part 2 of a 3-part series
Ever-growing health expenditure and mandatory social health insurance: what’s next? – Part 2 of a 3-part series
Kazakhstan, Estonia, Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan, Russian Federation, Armenia, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Belarus, Georgia, Latvia, Ukraine, Republic of Moldova, Lithuania, Mongolia

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Armenia decided to gradually introduce National Health Insurance
Armenia decided to gradually introduce National Health Insurance
Armenia

According to Radio azatutyun news, the Armenian government is starting preparations for the gradual introduction of a system of national health insurance that should cover the country’s population. An insurance plan unveiled by the government recently calls for a...

Sustainable financing for health: Forging a new path
Sustainable financing for health: Forging a new path

Published in the World Bank Blog Series Investing in Health and authored by Mamta Murthi, the Vice President for Human Development at the World Bank, this blog lays emphasis on stronger domestic health financing and greater investment in health systems among others.  ...

World Bank updates government health budgets and spending database
World Bank updates government health budgets and spending database

The World Bank has updated its Government Health Budget (till 2022) and Spending (till 2020) Database on 1 June 2023 to reflect information on government health allocations and spending. The database contains information on government health allocations and spending...