A deeply pragmatic approach to national health insurance that favours patient-choice not ideology and an incentive-based relationship that ‘avoids treating the private sector like a one night stand,’ are vital to South Africa’s success, a key architect of universal health coverage in the United Kingdom says. Dr Mark Britnell, Director General of Health in the UK from 2007-2009, was speaking to private hospitals, medical aid schemes and international experts in the field at the annual conference of the (private) Hospital Association of South Africa, (HASA), held on Cape Town’s foreshore last month
Background. The launch of the National Health Insurance (NHI) White Paper in December 2015 heralded ...
There were no sacred cows at October’s Hospital Association of South Africa (HASA) conference – all ...
One of the animating beliefs of British health service reformers in the first half of the twentieth ...
Two powerful doctor bodies, the Independent Practitioner Associations’ Foundation (IPAF), and the SA...
Background. The launch of the National Health Insurance (NHI) White Paper in December 2015 heralded ...
While the National Health Department weighs up attractive collaboration options with the private sec...
The National Health Insurance Plan, (NHI), due for legislation in June next year, will be phased in ...
The government’s appeal to private healthcare to help it achieve universal coverage had two immediat...
According to the Constitution of South Africa (SA), citizens living in remote areas are entitled to ...
The South African health sector, long-riven by point-scoring across the public/private divide, has c...
If ever there was a critical time in which doctors needed to bury their present and past differences...
The original publication is available at https://safpj.co.zaNo abstract available.https://safpj.co.z...
Feasible universal health coverage in South Africa seemed ever more remote last month as a dysfuncti...
South Africa is in the process of reforming its healthcare system by implementing universal health c...
The private healthcare sector could, ‘within a comparatively short time span’, hugely relieve its ov...
Background. The launch of the National Health Insurance (NHI) White Paper in December 2015 heralded ...
There were no sacred cows at October’s Hospital Association of South Africa (HASA) conference – all ...
One of the animating beliefs of British health service reformers in the first half of the twentieth ...
Two powerful doctor bodies, the Independent Practitioner Associations’ Foundation (IPAF), and the SA...
Background. The launch of the National Health Insurance (NHI) White Paper in December 2015 heralded ...
While the National Health Department weighs up attractive collaboration options with the private sec...
The National Health Insurance Plan, (NHI), due for legislation in June next year, will be phased in ...
The government’s appeal to private healthcare to help it achieve universal coverage had two immediat...
According to the Constitution of South Africa (SA), citizens living in remote areas are entitled to ...
The South African health sector, long-riven by point-scoring across the public/private divide, has c...
If ever there was a critical time in which doctors needed to bury their present and past differences...
The original publication is available at https://safpj.co.zaNo abstract available.https://safpj.co.z...
Feasible universal health coverage in South Africa seemed ever more remote last month as a dysfuncti...
South Africa is in the process of reforming its healthcare system by implementing universal health c...
The private healthcare sector could, ‘within a comparatively short time span’, hugely relieve its ov...
Background. The launch of the National Health Insurance (NHI) White Paper in December 2015 heralded ...
There were no sacred cows at October’s Hospital Association of South Africa (HASA) conference – all ...
One of the animating beliefs of British health service reformers in the first half of the twentieth ...