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These flashcards cover key concepts related to healthcare spending, budget allocation, and the roles and challenges faced by the Philippine Health Technology Assessment Council.
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The total amount of financial resources allocated to the provision of healthcare services.
Healthcare Spending
Characteristics of a population that influence healthcare demand, such as age distribution.
Population Demographics
The impact of chronic diseases, infectious diseases, and emerging health threats on healthcare resources.
Disease Burden
Advancements in medical technology that can increase healthcare costs.
Healthcare Technology
National economic conditions that affect funding for healthcare, such as employment rates.
Economic Factors
Public health policies and subsidies that impact healthcare spending.
Government Policies
Healthcare spending funded by the government through taxes or national insurance.
Public Healthcare Spending
Healthcare spending funded by individuals or private insurance.
Private Healthcare Spending
The distribution of funds among various healthcare sectors and priorities.
Healthcare Budget Allocation
Basic health services including prevention, health promotion, and outpatient care.
Primary Healthcare
Specialized medical services including hospitals and surgical procedures.
Secondary Care
Advanced healthcare services requiring specialized knowledge, such as intensive care.
Tertiary Care
Medications and drugs spending within the healthcare budget.
Pharmaceuticals
Allocation for purchasing and maintaining medical equipment.
Medical Devices
Funding allocated for salaries, training, and professional development of healthcare workers.
Healthcare Workforce
Budgets for building and maintaining healthcare facilities and IT systems.
Health Infrastructure
Funding for disease prevention initiatives and health monitoring efforts.
Public Health Programs
Healthcare services provided for elderly or chronic illness patients over an extended period.
Long-Term Care (LTC)
Issues such as rising costs, equity in healthcare, and political pressure affecting budget decisions.
Challenges in Healthcare Budget Allocation
Increasing expenses associated with technology, medications, and aging populations.
Rising Healthcare Costs
Fair distribution of healthcare resources to underserved populations.
Equity in Healthcare
Influences that may disrupt optimal healthcare budget allocations.
Political and Social Pressure
New medical technologies that could increase upfront healthcare costs.
Technological Advancements
Collaborations that finance healthcare infrastructure projects.
Public-Private Partnerships (PPP)
Changes aimed at expanding coverage and improving efficiency in healthcare provision.
Health Insurance Reforms
Payment models that focus on health outcomes rather than the volume of services.
Value-Based Care
Investments aimed at reducing long-term healthcare costs through early treatment.
Prevention and Early Intervention
Evaluations aimed at guiding healthcare policy and technology adoption for effectiveness.
Health Technology Assessment (HTA)
Advisory body in the Philippines responsible for conducting HTAs.
Healthcare Technology Assessment Council (HTAC)
Making healthcare policy decisions based on scientific evidence and data.
Evidence-Based Decision Making
Ensuring all population segments have access to healthcare technologies.
Equitable Access
The Universal Health Care Act that institutionalized HTA in the Philippines.
Republic Act No. 11223
Legal groundwork for establishing HTAC and assigning responsibilities for HTA evaluations.
Executive Order No. 102
The appointed leader of HTAC, responsible for guiding the council's activities.
HTAC Chairperson
Medical specialists who contribute knowledge about health technologies in HTA.
Clinical Experts
Professionals assessing the economic impact of health technologies.
Health Economists
Professionals focusing on population health impacts of healthcare technologies.
Public Health Experts
Individuals providing insights into system needs and resource limitations.
Healthcare Policy Makers
Challenges in obtaining sufficient local data for informed HTA decisions.
Data Limitations
Limitations in funding and personnel affecting HTAC's capabilities.
Resource Constraints
Influences that can affect HTAC decisions and recommendations.
Political Pressures
Developing local expertise and awareness about the importance of HTA.
Capacity Building