Financiamiento, organización, costos y calidad de la atención en los sub-sistemas de salud argentinos

Yavich, Natalia; Báscolo, Ernesto; Haggerty, Jeannie

doi:10.21149/spm.v58i5.7827

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“…This conceptual expansion involves multisectoral, community and participatory social dimensions of people in developing their health. [ 1 2 3 4 ]…”

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“…This applies to low- and middle-income countries, but in high-income countries in Europe with lax regulatory models, the same problems of population fragmentation and inequality exist. [ 3 13 21 22 ]…”

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“…However, in South America, studies empirically corroborated inequalities in quality experiences at the first level of care, suggesting the better performance of the public system in various PHC functions. [ 3 23 67 68 69 ]…”

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Regulation and participation of the private sector in the pursuit of universal health coverage: Challenges and strategies for health systems

Zanga

2024

Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care

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The 1978 Alma Ata Declaration established recommendations for health systems, which significantly impacted low-income countries. These guidelines marked improvements in access to health, coverage and financial equity, especially in Latin American countries. Objectives: This paper focuses on the role of the private sector (including for-profit and non-profit organizations) in achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC). It examines their involvement in the management, service delivery, resource investment and financing of primary health care (PHC) within the sustainable development goals (SDGs). Methods: The study covers a review of health systems, emphasizing the influence of private institutions on public health, and evaluates how private sector experiences contribute to system functions and progress towards UHC. Results: The findings indicate the crucial role of the private sector in global health systems, notably expanded in several countries. Private actors are essential to improve access and coverage, particularly in countries with low health indicators. The article highlights the importance of primary care physicians understanding these dynamics since their management is vital in implementing public policies for UHC.

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“…This conceptual expansion involves multisectoral, community and participatory social dimensions of people in developing their health. [ 1 2 3 4 ]…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

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Regulation and participation of the private sector in the pursuit of universal health coverage: Challenges and strategies for health systems

Zanga

2024

Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care

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Challenges with pediatric surgical financing and universal health coverage in Guatemala: A qualitative analysis

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Hall

Smith

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PLOS Glob Public Health

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The financing of surgical care for children in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) remains challenging and may restrict adherence to universal health coverage (UHC) frameworks. Our aims were to describe Guatemala’s national pediatric surgical financing structure, to identify financing challenges, and to develop recommendations to improve the financing of surgical care for children. We conducted a qualitative study of the financing of surgical care for children in Guatemala’s public health system with key informant interviews (n = 20) with experts in the medical, financial, and political health sectors. We used this data to generate recommendations to improve surgical care financing for children. We identified several systemic challenges to the financing of surgical care for children, including passive purchasing structures, complex political contexts, health system fragmentation, widespread use of informal fees for surgical services, and lack of earmarked funding for surgical care. Patient and provider challenges include lack of provider input in non-personnel funding decisions, and patients functioning as both financing agents and beneficiaries in the same financing stream. Key recommendations include reducing health finance system fragmentation through resource pooling, increasing earmarked funding for surgical care with quantifiable outcome measures, engagement with clinical providers in non-personnel budgetary decision-making, and use of innovative financing instruments such as resource pooling. Surgical financing for children in Guatemala requires substantial remodeling to increase access to timely, affordable, and safe surgical care and improve alignment with Guatemala’s UHC scheme.

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Brumana: una maestra argentina que escribió para sus alumnos a partir de 1900

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2019

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El presente artículo estudia a una mujer argentina y su labor docente e intelectual en un período crucial para la historia mundial. Este ejemplo dará lugar a analizar escuetamente la situación de la mujer en las postrimerías del siglo XIX junto a los cambios impulsados por la Rusia revolucionaria, acompañados estos por la aparición de luchas emprendidas por dichas féminas. Pretendemos entonces comprender algunas de las discusiones que resonaban a nivel mundial y centrarnos en una mujer en particular, quien con sus accionares profirió de manera escrita muchas de sus expresiones, poco permitidas en aquel entonces. Será Herminia Brumana la figura estudiada. Utilizando una de sus primeras obras, destinada para los alumnos junto a epístolas referentes, intentaremos encuadrar el pensamiento de una maestra que traspasó su labor educativa no solo con el objetivo de reflexionar sobre la misma, sino también para luchar por los derechos de los menos favorecidos

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Financiamiento, organización, costos y calidad de la atención en los sub-sistemas de salud argentinos

Cited by 3 publications

References 10 publications

Regulation and participation of the private sector in the pursuit of universal health coverage: Challenges and strategies for health systems

Regulation and participation of the private sector in the pursuit of universal health coverage: Challenges and strategies for health systems

Challenges with pediatric surgical financing and universal health coverage in Guatemala: A qualitative analysis

Brumana: una maestra argentina que escribió para sus alumnos a partir de 1900

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