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1 Ιαν 2019 · The aim of this review is threefold: (1) to summarise existing literature on the effectiveness of healthcare cost-containment policies; (2) to identify knowledge gaps; and (3) to inform policymakers on promising cost-containment policies.
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Rising income and an enabling health insurance system in the...
- Regulation of Pharmaceutical Prices
After its first introduction in Germany in 1989, reference...
- CABG
Prior to the adoption of the MFS, reimbursement for...
- International Hospital Productivity Comparison
The World Health Report 2000: improving health system...
- Managed Care and Medical Expenditures of Medicare Beneficiaries
The Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act (TEFRA), passed...
- The Laffer Curve Revisited
Laffer curves for labor and capital taxes for the US and...
- An Overview of Policy Options
Cost containment features of these plans include use of the...
- A Study of The European Union
The possibility of taking the provision of dentures out of...
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2 Αυγ 2024 · Cost containment in healthcare is a proactive approach that empowers healthcare organizations to find ways to cut costs while maintaining quality care delivery. It’s about taking control and ensuring that providing patients with practical, accessible, high-quality care is always the priority.
17 Αυγ 2022 · Improve transparency in health care prices and patient costs. Assess health care market consolidation and competition. Leverage state premium rate review processes to curb rising premiums. Limit out-of-pocket costs for certain services, treatments or prescription drugs.
24 Φεβ 2022 · Strengthen health insurance rate review. Use the insurance rate review process as a lever for health care cost containment. Adopt advanced benefit designs. Promote strategies that encourage consumers to choose lower-cost providers, such as reference-based benefit design and “smart shopper” programs. Promote use of community paramedicine.
5 Ιουν 2020 · Cost-containment mechanisms include annual hospital budgets as well as prices for health care services, drugs, and other consumables set administratively by the central and state governments. Significant shortages in the public sector, however, have led patients to use private services, for which prices are unregulated and set far beyond the ...
2. Private health insurance Health insurance aims to protect people from the unpredictable and potentially catastrophic financial loss associated with ill health. It does this by pooling financial risk among many people over time. Health insurance can be publicly or privately funded and organized.
Cost containment refers to strategies and measures implemented to control and reduce healthcare spending while maintaining the quality of care. This concept is crucial in ensuring that healthcare systems remain financially sustainable, particularly in the face of rising costs and limited resources.
