1.The financial resources in health sector
Journal of Practical Medicine 2005;0(12):70-72
The research use method of secondary analysis. The result show that: There isn’t a certain global model about a equitable, effect financial system that is accepted in all countries because there are different health care system and economic potential in different countries. We can assess vary financial resources according to aims and criterions of one financial health strategy basic on equitable and effect orient: basic on tax, on collect charge directly in high level, performance health inssurance for the whole population financial models.
Financial Management
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Health Care Sector
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Delivery of Health Care
2.The kinds of health insurances: current situation and development ability
Journal of Practical Medicine 2005;0(12):21-23
The study is to evaluate the current situation of the types of health insurances and to recommend some solutions for health insurance based on community. This study use secondary data analysis method. Result show that: health care service quality of current health foundations are still low due to health foudations signing contract to health insurance office is national foundation which no have competition about service quality to attract patients. Health insurance base on community can comnletely satify equitableness and apportion national source criterions according to need between vary areas. Communities can combine with together to increase sharing finance ability, and reduce risk of dissafety fund. Not that any farmer is also ready and has sufficient condition to buy health insurance for themselves and their family.
Insurance, Health
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Epidemiology
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Delivery of Health Care
3.Health care for poor ethnic people in the North of Vietnam
Journal of Practical Medicine 2005;501(1):4-5
The Party and Government interested in health care for poor ethinic people, therefore ensure equitableness and equality in all aspects for ethnics of Vietnam. The poor ethnic people still have many difficulties in term of accessibility to health care services, especially to hospital. The major causes were uncomfortable traffic, lack of budget for moving, low education and awareness of people, less accessibility to communication and information means. Health facilities in the mountainous and remote areas had not met the need in health care services of the people due to poor infrastructure, old equipment, inadaquate drugs, lack human and financial resources
Delivery of Health Care
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Poverty