HEALTH CARE SYSTEM Flashcards

1
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Arrangement/interaction of parts combining for a purpose

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System

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2
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Combination of resources, organizations, financing, and management, that combines to deliver health services to the population

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Health System (Roemer)

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3
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All organizations institutions, and resources that are devoted to producing health actions.

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Health System (WHO Report 2000)

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4
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Any effort, whether in personal health care, public health services, or through intersectorial initiatives, whose Primary Purpose is to improve health.

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Health Action

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5
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Which organization identified the main goal for health systems

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World Health Organization

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6
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What are the WHO main goal for health system?

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  1. Improving the health of population
  2. Improving the responsiveness of the health system to the population it serves
  3. Fairness in Financial Contribution

(IIF)

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7
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An overarching goal, states that health should be equitable and minimize inequitable disparities in health

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Improving the health of the population

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8
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Source of inequitable disparities

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Income
Ethnicity
Occupation
Gender
Geographical location
Sexual orientation

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9
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What are the four vital health system functions?

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  1. Health service provision
  2. Health service inputs
  3. Stewardship
  4. Health financing
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10
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Most Visible Product of the HCS

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Health service provision

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11
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Also known as managing resources, it compiles essential resources for delivery of health services

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Health service input

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12
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The overall system oversight

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Stewardship

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13
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Set contexts and policy framework, usually done by government officials

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Stewardship

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14
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This includes collection of revenues, pooling financial risks, and allocation of revenue

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Health financing

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15
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METHOD: Payroll Contribution
EX: Out-of-pocket expenses, mandatory risk rated contribution

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REVENUE COLLECTION

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16
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METHOD: Bismarck/Beveridge
EX: Insurance Systems, Payroll deduction, government Initiative

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RISK POOLING

17
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Purchasers are key to develop appropriate provider-user interaction and health srrvice delivery

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STRATEGIC PURCHASING

18
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WHO 6 Building blocks

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SHIMFL
1. Service delivery
2. Health workforce
3. Information
4. Medical prod. Vaxx and Technology
5. Financing
6. Leadership and Governance

19
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Deliver health interventions with minimum waste.

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Service Delivery

20
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Sufficiency in number of staff for a more responsive, fair, and efficient outcome.

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Health Workforce

21
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Ensures production, analysis dissemination of information

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INFORMATION

22
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Ensure equitable access of essential health products and technologies

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MEDICAL PRODUCT, VACCINES, AND TECHNOLOGIES

23
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raising adequate fund for health

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FINANCING

24
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Assurance in strategic policy frameworks

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Leadership and Governance

25
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Act ensuring adequate nutrition and promotion of breastfeeding

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Milk Code of 1986

26
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Act ensuring the availability of affordable drugs by means of using generic name rather than branded ones.

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The Generics Act

27
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Act transfering the responsibility of health care services to LGU

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Local Government Code / RA. 7160

28
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Generatinf extra revenue from alcohol and tobacco consumption.

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Sin Tax for Health

29
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Act ensuring guaranteed equitable access to quality and affordable health care service.

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UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE LAW

30
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A fundamental Human rights, attainment of the highest possible level of health.”

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Alma-Ata Declaration

31
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The essential health care that is universally accessible and acceptible. At a cost.

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Primary Health Care

32
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Basic essential elements and objectives

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Health care system
Health care delivery
Health care delivery system
Philippine Health care system

33
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Ultimate goal of primary health care

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Better health for all