Financing Drugs in South-East Asia - Report of the First Meeting of the WHO/SEARO Working Group on Drug Financing, Korat, Thailand, 26-28 November 1996 - Health Economics and Drugs Series No. 004
(1997; 72 pages) Ver el documento en el formato PDF
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Abrir esta carpeta y ver su contenidoExecutive summary
Abrir esta carpeta y ver su contenido1. Introduction
Abrir esta carpeta y ver su contenido2. Country presentations on drug financing
Abrir esta carpeta y ver su contenido3. Korat provincial field visit
Abrir esta carpeta y ver su contenido4. Drug financing issues
Abrir esta carpeta y ver su contenido5. Country priorities for drug financing
Cerrar esta carpeta6. Priorities for work group action
Ver el documento6.1 Group A
Ver el documento6.2 Group B
Abrir esta carpeta y ver su contenido7. Conclusions and recommendations
Ver el documentoAnnex A. Agenda
Ver el documentoAnnex B. List of participants
Ver el documentoAnnex C. List of documents
Ver el documentoAnnex D. Message from Regional Director, WHO South-East Asia Region
Abrir esta carpeta y ver su contenidoAnnex E. Evaluation of the meeting. Priorities for the Working Group
 

6.1 Group A

Issue 1: How to increase the public health budget as well as the drug budget (THA, INO, MMR).

Strategy:

A situation analysis of the current health problems and priorities should be the basis for requesting an increase in the budget for health and drugs.

Issue 2: How to introduce financial mechanisms to improve rational drug use (THA).

Strategies:

1. Each country should calculate the drug budget needed, based on morbidity data and health priority setting.

2. Each country should formulate a system of efficient drug supply management, including selection, planning, purchasing, storage, distribution, monitoring and evaluation.

3. The budget for drugs should also include budget for the overall management of the drug sector.

Issue 3: How to improve equity and ensure that government subsidies reach target populations, including low income groups (INO).

Strategies:

1. Each government should allocate special funds for free health services to the poor.

2. The community must be involved in the management of the cost-sharing programme.

3. Each country should develop an effective mechanism to ensure that government subsidies reach the poor, by strengthening planning, implementation and monitoring and evaluation.

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