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Essential Hospital Package for South Africa: Selection Criteria, Costs, and Affordability
Language:
English
Publisher:
Partners for Health Reform
Series/Journal Title:
Small Applied Research Paper
Copyright:
1998
Pages:
97
Description:
The Committee of Enquiry into National Health Insurance (NHI) in South Africa recommended in 1995 that formally employed individuals and their employers be required to fund at least a minimum package of hospital coverage for workers and their dependents. This has recently been echoed in a Department of Health Policy paper on Social Health Insurance. This research aims to define and cost a minimum package of essential hospital care for competing (public and private) health insurers in South Africa. [abstract]
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