Georgia's Medical Insurance Program for the Poor

Gespeichert in:
1. Verfasser:
Smith, Owen
Format:
Elektronisch E-Book
Sprache:
Nichtbestimmte Sprache
Veröffentlicht:
World Bank, Washington DC
Umfang:
1 Online-Ressource
Anmerkungen:
Europe and Central Asia
Georgia
Anmerkungen:
en_US
Schriftenreihe:
UNICO Studies Series
Schlagworte:
access to services
administrative costs
Adult mortality
Adult mortality rate
aged
agents
applications
Beneficiaries
capitation
cardiovascular disease
chemotherapy
child delivery
child health
civil conflict
Communicable diseases
community participation
competitive bidding
contraception
Contraceptive prevalence
contracts with providers
cost-effectiveness
costs of care
delivery costs
delivery of health care
Dependency ratio
depression
developing countries
diabetes
disease risk factors
doctors
economic growth
emergency care
employment
essential drugs
fee-for-service
fertility
fertility rate
finance management
Financial Management
financial protection
financial risk
financial risks
fraud
government support
gross domestic product
group insurance
health behavior
health care
health care resources
health care services
health care utilization
Health Coverage
Health Economics
health expenditure
health expenditures
Health Financing
health indicators
health insurance
health maintenance
health maintenance organization
health maintenance organizations
health outcomes
Health Policy
health promotion
health reform
health sector
health services
health spending
health status
Health System
Health System Financing
health system strengthening
health systems
Health Systems in Transition
health workers
healthcare services
high blood pressure
HIV/AIDS
HMO
HMOs
hospital
hospital beds
hospital system
hospitalization
hospitals
ill health
illnesses
immunization
impact on health
income
income countries
Infant
Infant mortality
Infant mortality rate
infectious diseases
informal payments
inpatient care
Insurance
Insurance Companies
insurance industry
insurance markets
integration
lab tests
life expectancy
Life expectancy at birth
live births
living conditions
loss ratio
marketing
Maternal mortality
Maternal mortality rate
Medical care
Medical care costs
Medical Insurance
medical services
mental
mental health
mental health care
midwives
Ministry of Health
minority
monthly premium
morbidity
mortality
multiple insurance systems
multiple insurers
national government
Neonatal mortality
Nurses
outpatient care
outpatient services
patient
Patients
pensions
pharmaceutical spending
pharmacies
pharmacy
physician
physicians
pocket payment
pocket payments
Policy Implications
population groups
pregnant women
prenatal care
prices of health services
primary care
primary care doctor
primary care doctors
primary health care
Private Health Insurance
Private Insurance
Private Insurance Companies
private insurer
private insurers
programs
progress
provider payment
provision of care
psychiatry
Public Expenditure
public health
Public health expenditure
public health system
public hospitals
public providers
purchasing power
quality of care
radiation
reimbursement rates
respect
risk factors
rural areas
safety net
sanitation
sanitation facilities
service delivery
service provision
Skilled birth attendance
Social Affairs
Social Assistance
social sector
Social Services
surgery
Tuberculosis
universal access
urban development
woman
workers
working-age population
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