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1 Zhenzhong ZHANG, Yunping WANG China National Health Development Research Center Implementing Rapid Medical Security reform in China: Importance of a Learning Approach

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Page 1: Implementing Rapid Medical Security reform in China: Importance of a Learning Approach

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Zhenzhong ZHANG, Yunping WANG China National Health Development Research Center

Implementing Rapid Medical Security reform in

China: Importance of a Learning Approach

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Outlines

What are NCMS and MFA?

Scaling up of rural Medical Security system

Strategies for management of scaling up

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What are NCMS and MFA?Rural New Cooperative Medical Scheme (NCMS)

Medical Financial Assistance Scheme (MFA)

Objectives To relieve the finacial burden of disease, improve the health status

To relieve disease-induced poverty and improve access to health service

Target population

Overall rural population the Five Guarantee Households, poor households

Financing individual contributions, subsidies from the collectives and government

government , donation from social sectors

Benefit package

catastrophic health expense (inpatient expenditure) + outpatient expenditure

catastrophic health expenses (inpatient/outpatient expenditure)

Responsible ministry

Ministry of Health Ministry of Civil Affairs3

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What are NCMS and MFA?

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New Cooperative Medical Scheme

Demand side: rural residents

Supplier: health facilities

Government

Fiscal input

Medical Financial Scheme

Fiscal input for NCMS premiumServices Purchase

Premium contribution

Reimburse-ment for HEFiscal input

Fiscal input

payment

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2003-2009年全国新农合参合人数变化

0. 8 0. 81. 8

4. 1

7. 38. 1 8. 3

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

2003年 2004年 2005年 2006年 2007年 2008年 2009年

Populaton (100 mil.)

Scaling up of NCMS

数据来源:根据卫生部农村卫生管理司、卫生部新型农村合作医疗研究中心 2004-2009年统计数据整理

Start Piloting

Extend pilotingUniversal coverage

Population covered by NCMS from 2005-2009

94%

Launched in Jul. 2003

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101010102020

2040

40

30

60

60

0

50

100

150

2003-2005

2006-2007

2008-2009

2010-

2003-2009年新农合人均筹资标准

农民缴纳 地方财政 中央财政

yuan

Scaling up of NCMS

Finance of NCMS per capita (2003-2009)

Individual Local gov. Central gov.

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Real reimbursement rate of inpatients in 2008

Scaling up of NCMS

average east middle

west

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Reflections on management of scaling up

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( 1) From government side: changes in values/paradigms

Recognition and highlight the health issues

From means of convoying economy reform to one of the ultimate

goals of socio-economic development

Government dominate, considering affordablity of socio-economic

development, seek consistent development in scale and speed

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1998Basic Medical

Insurance for urban employees has been

establihed

2002NCMS and MA

proposed

2007Urban residents medical

insurance system has been established

GDP

Reflections on management of scaling up

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( 2) Strategies employed in institutional change: learning by doing

Health insurance reform: not realize in one leap over one night

Programme foundations:

• simulation experiments in 10 counties by China Network for Training and Research on Health Economics and Financing from 1997-2002;

• experiment tracking studies of Health programme since Ⅷ1998.

“Pilot comes first” and then spread incrementally to avoid massive cost of the reform.

Reflections on management of scaling up

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( 3) Bridging the gap between research and policy

All-around engagement of experts in the knowledge translation

process

• Experts panel for central + provincial government

• Contracted responsibilities for experts:

policy design,

consultation in mplementation,

M&E and etc.

• Enhance policy makers’ capacities: problem identification,

prioritizing, taking actions with acquired resources

Reflections on management of scaling up

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( 4)Management structure

Decentralized + Relatively centralized

Cross-ministries cooperation

国务

财政部

农业部

民政部

卫生部

教育部

人事部

中医药局

食品药品监管局

扶贫办

残联

部际联席会议办公室

省(市)自治区卫生行政部门

卫生部新型农村合作医疗研究中心

省级合作医疗管理机构

地市级合作医疗管理机构

县级合作医疗管理机构

人口计生委

发展改革委

地市级卫生行政部门

县级卫生行政部门

Reflections on management of scaling up

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( 5) Care for the engagement and voices of rural residents:

No longer the passive policy accepters under typical

top-down model

Pay attentions to their need and interest

Promote better understandings of policies:

• Leaflets, bulletin, public media

• Nearby stories with positive incentives

Reflections on management of scaling up

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