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International Labour Office How to achieve universal coverage and adequate benefit levels in health care? Tripartite Meeting of Experts on Strategies for the Extension of Social Security Coverage Geneva, 2-4 September 2009 Xenia


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How to achieve universal coverage and adequate benefit levels in health care?

Tripartite Meeting of Experts on Strategies for the Extension

  • f Social Security Coverage

Geneva, 2-4 September 2009 Xenia Scheil-Adlung Social Security Department International Labour Office

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Structure of the presentation

What is universal coverage in social health

protection?

The unfulfilled promise:

Global deficits in social health protection

How to achieve universal access? Is universal coverage in health achievable in an

acceptable time frame?

Conclusions

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What is universal coverage in social health protection?

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The unfulfilled promise: Global deficits in social health protection

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DEFICIT IN FORMAL COVERAGE Percentage of uncovered population DEFICITS IN AVAILABILITY AND QUALITY: Gaps in health workforce DEFICITS IN AVAILABILITY AND QUALITY Relative deficit in per capita health spending compared to low vulnerability countries DEFICITS IN AFFORDABILITY AND FINANCIAL PROTECTION Out-of-pocket payments HEALTH STATUS Maternal mortality ratio per 10.000 live births

VERY Low level of vulnerability Low vulnerability Medium vulnerability High vulnerability VERY high vulnerability of countries

20 40 60 80 100

DEFICIT IN FORMAL COVERAGE Percentage of uncovered population DEFICITS IN AVAILABILITY AND QUALITY: Gaps in health workforce DEFICITS IN AVAILABILITY AND QUALITY Relative deficit in per capita health spending compared to low vulnerability countries DEFICITS IN AFFORDABILITY AND FINANCIAL PROTECTION Out-of-pocket payments HEALTH STATUS Maternal mortality ratio per 10.000 live births

VERY Low level of vulnerability Low vulnerability Medium vulnerability High vulnerability VERY high vulnerability of countries

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How to achieve universal access?

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Is universal coverage in health achievable in an acceptable time frame?

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1920 1950 1980/1990 2007

Year Coverage

Germany France Korea Thailand Luxemburg Canada Mexico Austria Ghana (estimate)

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Conclusions