World Health Report 2000 : Health Systems: Improving Performance.

The World Health Report 2000 is an expert analysis of the increasingly important influence of health systems in the daily lives of people worldwide. To an unprecedented degree it takes account of the role of people as providers and consumers of health services, as financial contributors to health sy...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Organization, World Health
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Albany : World Health Organization, 2000.
Temas:
World Health Organization.
World Health Organization
Medical statistics.
Medical statistics
Acceso en línea:Texto completo

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505 0 |a MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR-GENERAL; OVERVIEW; How health systems have evolved; The potential to improve; Providing better services; Finding a better balance; Protecting the poor; CHAPTER 1 WHY DO HEALTH SYSTEMS MATTER?; The changing landscape; What is a health system?; What do health systems do?; Why health systems matter; How modern health systems evolved; Three generations of health system reform; Focusing on performance; CHAPTER 2 HOW WELL DO HEALTH SYSTEMS PERFORM?; Attainment and performance; Goals and functions; Goodness and fairness: both level and distribution matter. 
505 8 |a Measuring goal achievementOverall attainment: goodness and fairness combined; Performance: getting results from resources; Improving performance: four key functions; CHAPTER 3 HEALTH SERVICES: WELL CHOSEN, WELL ORGANIZED?; Organizational failings; People at the centre of health services; Choosing interventions: getting the most health from resources; Choosing interventions: what else matters?; Choosing interventions: what must be known?; Enforcing priorities by rationing care; After choosing priorities: service organization and provider incentives; Organizational forms. 
505 8 |a Service delivery configurationsAligning incentives; Integration of provision; CHAPTER 4 WHAT RESOURCES ARE NEEDED?; Balancing the mix of resources; Human resources are vital; Adjusting to advances in knowledge and technology; Public and private production of resources; The legacy of past investments; Health care resource profiles; Changing investment patterns; The way forward; CHAPTER 5 WHO PAYS FOR HEALTH SYSTEMS?; How financing works; Prepayment and collection; Spreading risk and subsidizing the poor: pooling of resources; Strategic purchasing; Organizational forms; Incentives. 
505 8 |a How financing affects equity and efficiencyCHAPTER 6 HOW IS THE PUBLIC INTEREST PROTECTED?; Governments as stewards of health resources; What is wrong with stewardship today?; Health policy -- vision for the future; Setting the rules, ensuring compliance; Exercising intelligence, sharing knowledge; Strategies, roles and resources: who should do what?; What are the challenges?; How to improve performance; STATISTICAL ANNEX; Explanatory notes; Annex Table 1 Health system attainment and performance in all Member States, ranked by eight measures, estimates for 1997. 
505 8 |a Annex Table 2 Basic indicators for all Member StatesAnnex Table 3 Deaths by cause, sex and mortality stratum in WHO Regions, estimates for 1999; Annex Table 4 Burden of disease in disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) by cause, sex and mortality stratum in WHO Regions, estimates for 1999; Annex Table 5 Health attainment, level and distribution in all Member States, estimates for 1997 and 1999; Annex Table 6 Responsiveness of health systems, level and distribution in all Member States, WHO indexes, estimates for 1999. 
500 |a Annex Table 7 Fairness of financial contribution to health systems in all Member States, WHO index, estimates for 1997. 
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