Setting Incentives for Health Care Providers in Serbia
2010
Cashin, Cheryl | Koettl, Johannes | Schneider, Pia
The Serbian Government plans to reform its provider payment system for health care by setting incentives for providers to improve the quality and efficiency of care. Funds for health care are currently allocated on the basis of the number of staff and beds at health facilities. This encourages health care providers to use more staff and beds to define their budgets but does not reward improvements in productivity, quality of care or health outcomes.
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书目信息
出版者
World Bank, Washington, DC
其它主题
Hospital care; Maternal care; Health outcomes; Expenditures; Primary health care; Health care centers; Primary care; Health care facilities; Patient turnover; National level; Diagnostic services; Human development; Ministry of health; Referrals; Capitation system; Capital costs; Health care providers; Health insurance fund; Incentives for providers; Hospital spending; Financial risk; Long-term care; Health facilities; Number of children; Resource use; Provider payment; Health sector; Indirect costs; Visits; Provision of care; Hospitalization; Fee-for-service; Capitation; Clinical guidelines; Cost-efficiency; Diagnostic tests; Capitation payments; Financial incentives; Primary health care facilities; Population size; Capitation payment; Quality of care; Primary care physician; Health centers; Private doctors; Physician; Community care; Preventive care; Essential medicines
许可
Europe and Central Asia Knowledge Brief; Volume No. 28http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/World BankCC BY 3.0 Unported
来源
Europe and Central Asia Knowledge Brief; Volume No. 28
2014-09-15
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