Using Allocative Efficiency Analysis to Inform Health Benefits Package Design for Progressing towards Universal Health Coverage : Proof-of-Concept Studies in Countries Seeking Decision Support

Countries are increasingly defining health benefits packages (HBPs) as a way of progressing towards Universal Health Coverage (UHC). Resources for health are commonly constrained, so it is imperative to allocate funds as efficiently as possible. We conducted allocative efficiency analyses using the...

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Main Authors:	Fraser-Hurt, Nicole, Hou, Xiaohui, Wilkinson, Thomas, Duran, Denizhan, Abou Jaoude, Gerard J., Skordis, Jolene, Chukwuma, Adanna, Lao Pena, Christine, Tshivuila Matala, Opope O., Gorgens, Marelize, Wilson, David P.
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	PLoS 2022
Subjects:	UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE HEALTH BENEFIT PACKAGE HEALTH BENEFITS ALLOCATIVE EFFICIENCY
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/10986/36870

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spelling	okr-10986-368702022-01-28T16:22:21Z Using Allocative Efficiency Analysis to Inform Health Benefits Package Design for Progressing towards Universal Health Coverage : Proof-of-Concept Studies in Countries Seeking Decision Support Fraser-Hurt, Nicole Hou, Xiaohui Wilkinson, Thomas Duran, Denizhan Abou Jaoude, Gerard J. Skordis, Jolene Chukwuma, Adanna Lao Pena, Christine Tshivuila Matala, Opope O. Gorgens, Marelize Wilson, David P. UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE HEALTH BENEFIT PACKAGE HEALTH BENEFITS ALLOCATIVE EFFICIENCY Countries are increasingly defining health benefits packages (HBPs) as a way of progressing towards Universal Health Coverage (UHC). Resources for health are commonly constrained, so it is imperative to allocate funds as efficiently as possible. We conducted allocative efficiency analyses using the Health Interventions Prioritization tool (HIPtool) to estimate the cost and impact of potential HBPs in three countries. These analyses explore the usefulness of allocative efficiency analysis and HIPtool in particular, in contributing to priority setting discussions. 2022-01-24T20:04:18Z 2022-01-24T20:04:18Z 2021-11-29 Journal Article PLoS ONE http://hdl.handle.net/10986/36870 CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/igo World Bank PLoS Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Journal Article Armenia Cote d'Ivoire Zimbabwe
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topic	UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE HEALTH BENEFIT PACKAGE HEALTH BENEFITS ALLOCATIVE EFFICIENCY
spellingShingle	UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE HEALTH BENEFIT PACKAGE HEALTH BENEFITS ALLOCATIVE EFFICIENCY Fraser-Hurt, Nicole Hou, Xiaohui Wilkinson, Thomas Duran, Denizhan Abou Jaoude, Gerard J. Skordis, Jolene Chukwuma, Adanna Lao Pena, Christine Tshivuila Matala, Opope O. Gorgens, Marelize Wilson, David P. Using Allocative Efficiency Analysis to Inform Health Benefits Package Design for Progressing towards Universal Health Coverage : Proof-of-Concept Studies in Countries Seeking Decision Support
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description	Countries are increasingly defining health benefits packages (HBPs) as a way of progressing towards Universal Health Coverage (UHC). Resources for health are commonly constrained, so it is imperative to allocate funds as efficiently as possible. We conducted allocative efficiency analyses using the Health Interventions Prioritization tool (HIPtool) to estimate the cost and impact of potential HBPs in three countries. These analyses explore the usefulness of allocative efficiency analysis and HIPtool in particular, in contributing to priority setting discussions.
format	Journal Article
author	Fraser-Hurt, Nicole Hou, Xiaohui Wilkinson, Thomas Duran, Denizhan Abou Jaoude, Gerard J. Skordis, Jolene Chukwuma, Adanna Lao Pena, Christine Tshivuila Matala, Opope O. Gorgens, Marelize Wilson, David P.
author_facet	Fraser-Hurt, Nicole Hou, Xiaohui Wilkinson, Thomas Duran, Denizhan Abou Jaoude, Gerard J. Skordis, Jolene Chukwuma, Adanna Lao Pena, Christine Tshivuila Matala, Opope O. Gorgens, Marelize Wilson, David P.
author_sort	Fraser-Hurt, Nicole
title	Using Allocative Efficiency Analysis to Inform Health Benefits Package Design for Progressing towards Universal Health Coverage : Proof-of-Concept Studies in Countries Seeking Decision Support
title_short	Using Allocative Efficiency Analysis to Inform Health Benefits Package Design for Progressing towards Universal Health Coverage : Proof-of-Concept Studies in Countries Seeking Decision Support
title_full	Using Allocative Efficiency Analysis to Inform Health Benefits Package Design for Progressing towards Universal Health Coverage : Proof-of-Concept Studies in Countries Seeking Decision Support
title_fullStr	Using Allocative Efficiency Analysis to Inform Health Benefits Package Design for Progressing towards Universal Health Coverage : Proof-of-Concept Studies in Countries Seeking Decision Support
title_full_unstemmed	Using Allocative Efficiency Analysis to Inform Health Benefits Package Design for Progressing towards Universal Health Coverage : Proof-of-Concept Studies in Countries Seeking Decision Support
title_sort	using allocative efficiency analysis to inform health benefits package design for progressing towards universal health coverage : proof-of-concept studies in countries seeking decision support
publisher	PLoS
publishDate	2022
url	http://hdl.handle.net/10986/36870
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Using Allocative Efficiency Analysis to Inform Health Benefits Package Design for Progressing towards Universal Health Coverage : Proof-of-Concept Studies in Countries Seeking Decision Support

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