Ageing Socio-economic implications for health care in Singapore by Mr K H Phua课件.pptVIP

;Health Care Financing and Population Ageing;Demographic Trends;Population Ageing: Impact on Health Expenditure;;Comparative Health Expenditure in Singapore and Selected Countries;;Comparative Health Expenditureand Ageing - WHO Report 2000 ; Health Expenditure % GDP Per capita France 9.8% $2,369 Italy 9.3% $1,855 San Marino 7.5% $2,257 Andorra 7.5% $1,368 Malta 6.3% $551 Singapore 3.1% $876 Spain 8.0% $1,071 Oman 3.9% $370 Austria 9.0% $2,277 Japan 7.1% $2,373;WHO Health Systems Performance Assessment;Some Reasons for Singapore’s High Ranking and Low Expenditure;Health Expenditures as % of GDP in Asian Economies (2000);Healthcare Expenditure in Asia;;;Singapore Health Statistics – Past and Present;Population Ageing in Singapore by 2030;;Singapore’s Hybrid Health Care Financing ;Healthcare Financing Strategies Instill personal and family responsibility(Cost-sharing)+ Ensure future sustainability with ageingand avoid inter-generational problems(Savings)+Enhance risk-pooling and social protection (Insurance)+Target subsidy and equitable distribution(Taxation);;Sources of Healthcare Financingin Singapore;Ministry of Health Sectoral FY Budget ;Public Hospitals: Bed Distribution;Features of the Singapore Health Care System;The Unfinished Agenda – Health Care Financing Reforms ;Health Care Financing Reforms in East Asia;Health Care Financing Reforms in East Asia;Health and Long Term Care Financing in Japan;Health and Long Term Care Financing in Singapore;Past Financing System for Long Term Care;Financial Security Healthcare;Provisions for Health Care Financing among the Elderly;Health Care Needs of the Elderly;Socio-cultural Gender Issuesin Health Care Financing;Inter-Ministerial Committee on H