4. Lesson Flashcards

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Style Health Systems

Bismarck

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  • The provision by social insurance funds
  • Compulsory funding by employers & employees
  • Keep workers healthy to improve productivity
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2
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Health Systems Style

Bismarck vs. Beveridge Style

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3
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Reimbursement Models

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4
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Provider Payment Models

  • Budget transfers
  • Free for services

Capitation

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Line item budgeting: Become a budget for the whole year, after they work for free

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5
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provider Payment Models

  • Case-based

Salary arrangement

Pay for performance

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6
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Overview of traditional payment methods in health care systems

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7
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DRG

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  • Tarifsystem für stationäre akutsomatische Spitalleistungen,
  • Vergütung der stationären Spitalleistungen nach Fallpauschalen
  • Schweizweite seit 01. Januar 2012 in Kraft.

Advantage

  • Transparency

Disadvantage

  • If the patient is a long time in the hospital = no profit for hosp
    • They transfer pat
    • Behandlung Pat. aufwendiger, als pauschale Vergütung deckt ->macht Spital Verlust.
  • Cases: Sometimes the increase in the severity = more money
  • Pat have often more than one diagnosis
    • what is new what is old?
    • What can they charge?
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8
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Tarmed

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9
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Bloody discharge

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Pat can not be charged anymore - thats why hospital transfer pat often

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10
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Bundled payment

What is that?

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Hospital treats the basic = charge but after transfer pat

To change that - Bundle

Example: Pay a fix prise for LDH

  • Hospital, surgery, rehab = have to split the costs
  • Then is up to the different providers who get how much money

(Like DRG -case but a whole episode of care, there is more than one provider).

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11
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Pay for performance

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Medi for heart failure did not get sold on the market:

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12
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Bundle payment makes when sense?

Aim?

Who does it work with the payment?

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  • Long term treatment
  • More than one provider?

AIM: Reduce cost

  • Accountable care organization: Groups of doctors, hospitals
  • Managed care plan: Health Insurance
  • Health maintenance organization (HMO) =
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13
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Plausible healthcare system types

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Note: If it is private - can not change to state, but possible form stat too private

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14
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Healthcare system type

Example with a country:

National Health Insurance

Social Health Insurance

Private Health System

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15
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Explain Social Health Insurance?

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Basic insurance is the same - non profit for insurance

  • nonprofit

They just earn money for further insurance

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16
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Groups of countries with different system:

Market-driven <->Public -driven

Which is the best system?

Which is the cheapest?

Lowest inequality in health?

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No answer, it depends:

  • How well accepted the model is from citizens
  • Matter how country work with it

Cheap:

  • Public system & Single-payer
  • Really expensive = Private system

Lowest Inequality?

  • Germany, Netherland, Swiss
    • Bad= USA, Mexiko