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Health systems financing in low-income African and Asian countries (France)
2000-11-23 to 2000-11-24
This conference aims at bringing
together national and international specialists coming from different
origins and countries (governments, universities, research fellows,
international organizations and aid agencies, public and private insurance
establishments, health practitioners, etc.) to share conceptual, empirical
and policy analysis - using various ap- proaches (quantitative,
institutional,...) - as well as experiences concerning a broad spectrum of
questions raised by the financing of health systems in African and Asian
low-income countries.
Theme 1: Evolution of public expenditure in health, macro-economic
environment and budget constraints.
Theme 2: Mobilization of domestic and foreign financing; resources
for the (public and private) financing of health.
Theme 3: Funding systems and the objectives of health policies.
Theme 4: Decentralization, administrative reforms, modes of managing
resources.
Theme 5: Articulation between the public and the private sector and
contractualization.
Theme 6: Traditional mechanisms of insurance and alternatives forms.
Theme 7: Financing of health systems, efficiency and equity.
Theme 8: Payment procedures of the suppliers of ambulatory and hospi- tal
health care and consequences on the supply (quality, prices, ac- tivities,
etc.) and on the demand of health care (access, equity,...).
Theme 9: Useful lessons for low-income countries from experiences in
industrialized and middle-income countries; international comparisons.
Theme 10: Actors approaches and policies.
Read more at: http://www.u-clermont1.fr/cerdi/financement-sante.htm
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