Health Financing Reform in Ukraine

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RECOMMENDATIONS Short term • Create a CabMin committee to act as an oversight committee for the NHSU and to facilitate better interagency coordination among the MoF, MoH, NHSU, and other ministries in setting the strategic directions for the NHSU and reaching consensus on issues such as health financing strategy, PMG packages, budget proposals, and tariffs. • Pilot a mechanism through which the MoH would organize NHSU accountability to the CabMin for relevant aspects of the sector policy implementation, clearly defining responsibilities for agreeing on and reviewing performance objectives. This can form part of Ukraine’s new developments in performance-based oversight of policy implementation by the CabMin. • Develop an NHSU organizational strategy, which should be aligned with the health financing strategy and with the performance objectives and indicators previously proposed in this report by which the NHSU can be held accountable to the CabMin. • Establish a small, permanent unit in the MoH with technical expertise in health financing policy to enable the MoH to better perform its stewardship and governance roles with respect to the NHSU and its role in the CabMin committee overseeing the NHSU. • Specify the role and procedures of the PCC with respect to NHSU governance in a CabMin order, including the information and reports the NHSU should share with the PCC; formalize a mechanism by which the PCC can share its findings and recommendations with the MoH and the CabMin proposed committee. • Provide briefing materials and regular opportunities for policy dialogue for new ministers, senior MoH and MoF officials who have new responsibilities in health financing policy and NHSU governance, and members of the PCC to enhance understanding of their respective roles and responsibilities. • Implement a medium-term process for planning, priority setting, and budgeting the PMG to complement and guide the current annual process. • Develop and implement a systematic, evidence-based methodology for defining the PMG and AMP priorities, benefit package, and tariff, together with a clear delineation of the roles of the NHSU, MoH, and MoF at each stage of development and approval. • Develop and improve the contract specification for various services to improve quality and efficiency of services; clarify the roles of the NHSU and other parties in the process. • Develop a framework to govern consultations over the PMG, AMP, and contract specifications that prevents conflicts of interest, promotes transparency, and ensures participation of all stakeholders, including citizens.

Long term • Provide regular training opportunities in health financing and purchasing for the MoH and MoF staff who work with the NHSU.


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Recommendations

2min
page 108

technology

5min
pages 106-107

Well-coordinated and constructive interagency relationships NHSU capacity: Structure, human resources, information

2min
page 105

constraint

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page 104

for decision-making

5min
pages 101-102

External accountability and oversight of the NHSU Effective systems of internal control within a firm and credible budget

2min
page 103

The autonomy of the NHSU Clear and transparent roles, methodologies, and processes

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page 100

References

2min
pages 97-99

Notes

5min
pages 95-96

3.8 Payment mix for PMG services in Q2–Q3 of 2020

10min
pages 91-94

3.2 Contracting requirements for the service packages under the NHSU

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page 74

3.7 Packages of specialized care in the PMG, 2020

7min
pages 88-90

3.3 E-Health development timeline

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pages 76-80

3.1 Graphic presentation of the PMG components—PMG service packages

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pages 72-73

Specialized care: Inpatient, outpatient, emergency, and hospital care

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pages 86-87

The AMP for outpatient care

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pages 81-82

What is covered by the Program of Medical Guarantees, and how is it purchased?

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page 71

projections to 2025

4min
pages 59-60

References

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page 70

2.13 Largest functions as a percentage of consolidated expenditures, 2007–20

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pages 62-63

Notes

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page 69

2.1 Central government spending, including transfers

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page 58

Recommendations

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pages 67-68

2.3 Intergovernmental financing of health care, 2015–20

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pages 64-66

Constraints and opportunities beyond 2021

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pages 52-53

Notes

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pages 41-42

oblast, 2019 and 2021

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pages 33-34

1.4 Service packages purchased under the PMG

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pages 30-32

What is the Program of Medical Guarantees?

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pages 43-44

and selected country groups, 2000–18

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pages 24-25

1.3 Health spending as a share of total spending and GDP, 2007–20

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pages 26-28

Governance arrangements for the PMG

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pages 38-40

of 2020

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pages 35-37
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