Health Equity and Financial Protection

Index

poverty measurements ADePT Health Financing module consumption-based measures, 129–30, 129t health payments adjustment to, 150–52, 150f impoverishing effect of health payments, 153–54 poverty line, 105–6, 110, 152–53 ADePT Health Outcomes module, 98 PPPs (purchasing power parities), ADePT health financing data preparation, 105–6 prepayments for health care ADePT Health Financing module, data preparation, 106–7, 107t progressivity and redistributive effect data and, 111 redistributive effect, 156–57 private insurance health care prepayments and, 106–7 progressivity and redistributive effect data and, 111 progressivity analysis Egypt data set example, 110–13, 112t health payments distribution, 142–43, 142f graph generation for, 115, 118f–119f, 133–36, 134t–135t health financing, 98–99, 100f prepayments for health care, 106–7, 107t measurement techniques, 154–55 overall health financing, 155 proportional cost assumption, public subsidies, 62–66, 63t–64t, 68f, 86–87 proportionality, progressivity measurements using, 154–55 public facilities usage, table representation of, 59–60, 59t public health services concentration, graphic interpretation and representation, 66–68, 67f–69f public providers fees benefit incidence analysis, 23 data set example, 30 payment of, table interpretations, 60–62, 61t

public subsidies data benefit incidence analysis, 23, 84–86 cost assumptions, graphic representation, 62–66, 63t–64t data set example, 30–31 linear cost assumption, 87–88 proportional cost assumption, 62–66, 63t–64t, 68f, 86–87 purchasing power parities (PPPs), ADePT health financing data preparation, 105–6

Q quintile variables ADePT Health Financing module financial protection, 124–27, 125t–126t health financing progressivity, 134–36, 135t health payments distribution, 142–43, 142f redistributive effects, 137–39, 138t ADePT Health Outcomes module health outcomes inequalities, graphs and tables, 45–54, 45t living standards indicators, 21–22 public providers fees, table of payments, 60–62, 61t public subsidies cost assumptions, 62–66, 63t–64t

R R2 (measure of goodness fit), linear health inequalities models, graphic representation of, 50t, 53–54 ranking variables, living standards measurement, 17 ratio scale, concentration index, 74–75 recall period health care utilization analysis, 20–21 health status analysis, 19–20 redistributive effect economic welfare and, 158 Egypt data set example, 110–13, 112t graph generation for, 115, 118f–119f health financing, 98–102, 137–39, 138t prepayments for health care, 106–7, 107t

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