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services. The policy process encompasses decisions made at a national or decentralized level (including funding decisions) that affect whether and how services are delivered. Thus, attention must be paid to policies at multiple levels of the health system and over time to ensure sustainable scale-up. A supportive policy environment will facilitate the scale-up of health interventions.
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the other hand, one school of thought emerging from the United States rejects the notion of health care financing through taxpayer funding as incompatible with the (considered no less important) right of the physician's professional judgment, and the related concerns that government involvement in overseeing the health of its citizens could erode the
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The European Commission's Directorate for Health and Food Safety assists member states in their efforts to protect and improve the health of their people and to guarantee the accessibility, efficiency, and resilience of their healthcare structures. This is accomplished in a number of ways, such as by
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The EU4Health program provides funds to tackle cross-border health concerns, improve the availability and cost of medical equipment, pharmaceuticals, other crisis-relevant items, and strengthen the resilience of health systems. Other EU programmes further finance healthcare systems, health research,
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Single-payer systems reduce wastefulness by removing the middle man, i.e. private insurance companies, thus reducing the amount of bureaucracy. In particular, reducing the amount of paperwork that medical professionals have to deal with for insurance claims processing allows them to concentrate more
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Health policy also includes the governance and implementation of health-related policy, sometimes referred to as health governance, health systems governance or healthcare governance. Conceptual models can help show the flow from health-related policy development to health-related policy and program
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There remains considerable controversy regarding policies on who would be paying the costs of medical care for all people and under what circumstances. For example, government spending on healthcare is sometimes used as a global indicator of a government's commitment to the health of its people. On
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and health outcomes. Policy should be understood as more than a national law or health policy that supports a program or intervention. Operational policies are the rules, regulations, guidelines, and administrative norms that governments use to translate national laws and policies into programs and
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The DCA compound is not patented or owned by any pharmaceutical company, and, therefore, would likely be an inexpensive drug to administer, Michelakis added. The bad news, is that while DCA is not patented, Michelakis is concerned that it may be difficult to find funding from private investors to
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Global health policy encompasses the global governance structures that create the policies underlying public health throughout the world. In addressing global health, global health policy "implies consideration of the health needs of the people of the whole planet above the concerns of particular
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are in a better position to act in the best interests of their customers compared to government regulation and oversight. Another claim in the United States perceives government over-regulation of the healthcare and insurance industries as the effective end of charitable home visits from doctors
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can be both the basis for defining evidence-based health policy, and the subject of health policy itself, particularly in terms of its sources of funding. Those in favor of government policies for publicly funded medical research posit that removing profit as a motive will increase the rate of
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To guarantee a high degree of health protection in the European Union, monitoring, early warning, preparedness, and reaction measures to counter major cross-border threats to health are crucial. The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) offers EU member states independent
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is a competence of member states. The EU helps its member states coordinate their policies and initiatives. In December 2018 the Council approved a recommendation to enhance EU cooperation on diseases that can be prevented by vaccination. This project sets out guidance on addressing
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nations." Distinguished from both international health policy (agreements among sovereign states) and comparative health policy (analysis of health policy across states), global health policy institutions consist of the actors and norms that frame the global health response.
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of personal health care services through private companies, among others. The debate is ongoing on which type of health financing policy results in better or worse quality of healthcare services provided, and how to ensure allocated funds are used effectively, efficiently and
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Other countries have an explicit policy to ensure and support access for all of its citizens, to fund health research, and to plan for adequate numbers, distribution and quality of health workers to meet healthcare goals. Many governments around the world have established
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and medical care. Therefore, EU health policy works to supplement national policies, assure health protection in all EU measures and to strengthen the Health Union. The goals of EU public health policies and initiatives are to protect and improve the health of EU
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Health policy often refers to the health-related content of a policy. Understood in this sense, there are many categories of health policies, including global health policy, public health policy, mental health policy, health care services policy,
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Privately funded and operated healthcare reduces the requirement for governments to increase taxes to cover healthcare costs, which may be compounded by the inefficiencies among government agencies due to their greater
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compensate them for care received elsewhere. The European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) guarantees that essential medical care is given under the same conditions and at the same cost as people insured in that country.
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Horizon Europe health cluster - supports innovation and research to create a resilient EU ready to face new challenges, for high-quality digital services that are available to everyone, and accessible, high-quality
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of the health system, as even those who can afford to pay for private healthcare services drain resources from the public system. The issue here is whether investor-owned medical insurance companies or
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contributes to the improvement of public health through financing and laws addressing medications, patient rights in cross-border healthcare, illness prevention, and the promotion of good health.
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recommendation was endorsed by the Council in 2003, and it encouraged EU nations to put in place population-based, quality-assured screening programs. Cancer screening was limited to
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debate strategic health concerns. The EU's health policy and yearly work programmes are implemented with the assistance of member states, institutions, and other interest groups.
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between doctors and patients. The argument furthers that universal health insurance denies the right of individual patients to dispose of their own income as per their own will.
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Privately funded medicine leads to greater quality and efficiencies through increased access to and reduced waiting times for specialized health care services and technologies.
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to identify programs and practices capable of improving policy relevant outcomes. Most political debates surround personal health care policies, especially those that seek to
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The existence of sound medical research does not necessarily lead to evidence-based policymaking. For example, in South Africa, whose population sets the record for
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and improving public health. The conclusions focus on two areas of action: fighting vaccine reluctance and preparing for upcoming challenges through EU cooperation.
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applied to manufactured tobacco, with the goal of reducing tobacco consumption, particularly among youth. The 2009 Council recommendation on smoke-free
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Another issue in the rights debate is governments' use of legislation to control competition among private medical insurance providers against national
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grants the EU the authority to enact health legislation in accordance with Article 168 (protection of public health), Article 114 (single market), and
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Limiting the allocation of public funds for personal healthcare does not curtail the ability of uninsured citizens to pay for their healthcare as
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Many types of health policies exist focusing on the financing of healthcare services to spread the economic risks of ill health. These include
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For example, the recent discovery that dichloroacetate (DCA) can cause regression in several cancers, including lung, breast and brain tumors.
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within and across countries. Such increasing attention to health as a basic human right has been welcomed by the leading medical journal
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goals. Promoting health in lower income countries has been seen as instrumental to achieve other goals on the global agenda, including:
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policy. Health policy may also cover topics related to healthcare delivery, for example of financing and provision, access to care,
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Some countries and jurisdictions have an explicit policy or strategy to plan for adequate numbers, distribution and quality of
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In many countries it is left to the individual to gain access to healthcare goods and services by paying for them directly as
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requires all EU member states to take precautions against tobacco smoke exposure for individuals at public places and work.
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Government spending on health is essential for the accessibility and sustainability of healthcare services and programmes.
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of health systems and infrastructure, increase the resilience of Europe's health systems, and improve the ability of EU
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For those people who would otherwise go without care due to lack of financial means, any quality care is an improvement.
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This article is about policies, plans and strategies across the healthcare sector. For health insurance policies, see
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that can influence the decision of a government, private sector business or other group to adopt a specific policy.
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Preparedness, prevention and control tools. (2023, March 22). European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control.
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approach to health policy. Evidence-based policies for workforce development are typically based on findings from
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can lead to overuse of medical services, and hence raise overall costs compared to private health financing.
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Claims that publicly funded healthcare improves the quality and efficiency of personal health care delivery:
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Health policy options extend beyond the financing and delivery of personal health care, to domains such as
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EU4Health programme 2021-2027 – a vision for a healthier European Union. (2024, April 29). Public Health.
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Claims that privately funded healthcare leads to greater quality and efficiencies in personal health care:
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Vaccination: Council calls for combatting vaccine hesitancy and closer EU cooperation (n.d.). Consilium.
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There are many arguments on both sides of the issue of public versus private health financing policies:
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and medical devices (pharmacovigilance, falsified medicines, clinical trials), Health security and
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scientific advice, support, and knowledge on public health risks, including infectious diseases.
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can be defined as the "decisions, plans, and actions that are undertaken to achieve specific
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in defining their health policies, asserting the same perceived obligation and enshrined
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on tobacco products were implemented by another directive on the structure and rates of
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or at the national level by the appropriate authorities in the EU member states.
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which may reduce the disease burden and overall healthcare costs in the long run.
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as well as other rights that relate to conditions necessary for good health. The
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reports that every country in the world is party to at least one human rights
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