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Bestuur & Management Consultants (BMC) Wolfsheze, 20 september 2007 Gert Cazemier GC/2007 1 Funders behaviour in perspective Strategic en non-strategic behaviour of funders in a regulated and competitive health market GC/2007


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1 GC/2007

Wolfsheze, 20 september 2007 Gert Cazemier

Bestuur & Management Consultants (BMC)

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2 GC/2007

Funders behaviour in perspective

Strategic en non-strategic behaviour of funders in a ‘regulated’ and competitive health market

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3 GC/2007

Roadmap

1. Funders and collectivism 2. Funders and individualism 3. Funders and emerging strategies

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4 GC/2007

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5 GC/2007

Funders and collectivism

  • Public health care system: private initiatives,

‘selfregulation’ & mutual solidarity

  • Government responsible for legislative-scheme and

cost-containment and fair access and quality

  • Insurance-Companies and Health Providers are

dominant partners

  • Weak Clients and Consumerorganizations
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6 GC/2007

Funders: insurance companies

  • Low risks / high profile
  • Relatively non-competitive
  • Administrative oriented organizations
  • Traditionally more focus on selling contracts to

consumers, than purchasing.

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7 GC/2007

Funders: insurance companies (2)

  • Short term target: increasing market share
  • Long term targets diverge
  • Scaling en Mergers of insurance companies

(horizontal, vertical and Europe)

  • Introducing tenders (Europe)
  • Huge reductions on purchasing staff
  • Benchmarks become extremely important
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8 GC/2007

Transition from collectivism to individualism

Old world Strictly regulated system, focus on the relation Funders <-> Providers New world Less regulated system, focus on the relation Providers <--> Clients/Consumerorganisations

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9 GC/2007

Individualism in the insurance scheme

  • Reshaping structures health care system (new basic

insurance for curative care)

  • Reshaping positions of surveillance
  • Still reduction of growth of expenditures

(government)

  • Individualized defrayment (ZZP, DBC)
  • Individual budgets (cash)
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10 GC/2007

Transition

  • Old world New world
  • Uncertainty: new positions
  • Many strategies
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11 GC/2007

Emerging strategies of funders (1)

  • Re-positioning en re-profiling insurrance companies
  • Organizing new collectivisms (collective contracts for

groups: employers, consumeroganizations, e.d.)

  • Converge of Health care and prevention disease

absence and inability of work

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12 GC/2007

Emerging strategies of funders (2)

  • Developing health products/complementary health

insurances (fitness, health resorts, e.d.)

  • Developing and participating in new providers
  • Scaling and mergers
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13 GC/2007

Emerging strategies of funders (3)

  • Selective contracting (first providers, profiled

providers, e.d.)

  • ....................................
  • ....................................
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14 GC/2007

Developments: New Collectivism and Integration

  • Clients en Consumerorganizations become more

important

  • Inspections on health and market behaviour
  • Insurance companies become social and health care

provider

  • Europe !
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15 GC/2007

Statements for discussion

1. Providers focusing on satisfied clients will always be able to survive as organizations relatively easy. 2. The paradigm of a ‘regulated’ market in health care and social services is a fiction and will never work.

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16 GC/2007

Are there opportunities for Social Service and Health Providers in a ‘regulated” market

?

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17 GC/2007

Bestuur & Management Consultants (BMC)

  • Drs. G. (Gert) Cazemier

Postbus 308 3830 AJ Leusden (Netherlands) Phone: +31(0)621265575 +31(0)334965200 @mail: gertcazemier@bmc.nl Internet www.bmc.nl