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Health Equity and Financial Protection : Streamlined Analysis with ADePT Software.
Title:
Health Equity and Financial Protection : Streamlined Analysis with ADePT Software.
Author:
Bank, World.
ISBN:
9780821387962
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (156 pages)
Series:
World Bank Training
Contents:
Half Title Page -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations -- Chapter 1 Introduction -- Reference -- Part I: Health Outcomes, Utilization, and Benefit Incidence Analysis 3 -- Chapter 2 What the ADePT Health Outcomes Module Does 5 -- Measuring Inequality in Outcomes and Utilization -- Basic Inequality Analysis -- Standardization for Demographic Factors -- Accounting for Inequality Aversion -- Trading Off the Average against Inequality -- Explaining Inequalities and Measuring Inequity -- Benefit Incidence Analysis -- Basic BIA -- BIA under Alternative Assumptions -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 3 Data Preparation -- Household Identifier -- Living Standards Indicators -- Direct Approaches to Measuring Living Standards -- Indirect Approaches to Measuring Living Standards -- Health Outcome Variables -- Child Survival -- Anthropometric Indicators -- Other Measures of Adult Health -- Health Utilization Variables -- Variables for Basic Tabulations -- Weights and Survey Settings -- Determinants of Health -- Determinants of Utilization -- Information on Utilization for Benefit Incidence Analysis -- Fees Paid to Public Providers -- NHA Aggregate Data on Subsidies -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 4 Example Data Set -- Household Identification -- Living Standards Indicators -- Health Outcome Variables -- Health Utilization Variables -- Variables for Basic Tabulations -- Weights and Survey Settings -- Determinants of Health -- Determinants of Utilization -- Utilization Variables for Benefit Incidence Analysis -- Fees Paid to Public Providers -- NHA Aggregate Data on Subsidies -- Notes -- Reference -- Chapter 5 How to Generate the Tables and Graphs 33 -- Main Tab -- Determinants of Health or Utilization -- Benefit Incidence Analysis -- Chapter 6 Interpreting the Tables and Graphs -- Original Data Report -- Concepts.

Interpreting the Results -- Basic Tabulations -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Inequalities in Health Outcomes -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Concentration of Health Utilization -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Explaining Inequalities in Health -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Decomposition of the Concentration Index -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Inequalities in Utilization -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Explaining Inequalities in Utilization -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Use of Public Facilities -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Payments to Public Providers -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Health Care Subsidies: Cost Assumptions -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Concentration of Public Health Services -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- References -- Chapter 7 Technical Notes -- Measuring Inequalities in Outcomes and Utilization -- Note 1: The Concentration Curve -- Note 2: The Concentration Index -- Note 3: Sensitivity of the Concentration Index to the Living Standards Measure -- Note 4: Extended Concentration Index -- Note 5: Achievement Index -- Explaining Inequalities and Measuring Inequity -- Note 6: Demographic Standardization of Health and Utilization -- Note 7: Decomposition of the Concentration Index -- Note 8: Distinguishing between Inequality and Inequity -- Benefit Incidence Analysis (BIA) -- Note 9: Public Health Subsidy in Standard BIA -- Note 10: Public Health Subsidy with Proportional Cost Assumption -- Note 11: Public Health Subsidy with Linear Cost Assumption -- Notes -- References -- Part II: Health Financing and Financial Protection -- Chapter 8 What the ADePT Health Financing Module Does -- Financial Protection -- Catastrophic Health Spending -- Poverty and Health Spending -- Progressivity and Redistributive Effect.

Progressivity -- Redistributive Effect -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 9 Data Preparation -- Ability to Pay (Consumption) -- Out-of-Pocket Payments -- Nonfood Consumption -- Poverty Line -- Prepayments for Health Care -- NHA Data on Health Financing Mix -- Notes -- Reference -- Chapter 10 Example Data Sets -- Financial Protection: Vietnam -- Ability to Pay -- Out-of-Pocket Payments -- Nonfood Consumption -- Poverty Line -- Progressivity and Redistributive Effect: Egypt -- Ability to Pay -- Out-of-Pocket Payments -- Prepayments for Health Care -- NHA Data on Health Financing Mix -- Incidence Assumptions for Health Care Payments -- Note -- Reference -- Chapter 11 How to Generate the Tables and Graphs -- Financial Protection -- Progressivity and Redistributive Effect -- Chapter 12 Interpreting the Tables and Graphs -- Original Data Report -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Basic Tabulations -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Financial Protection -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Distribution-Sensitive Measures of Catastrophic Payments -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Measures of Poverty Based on Consumption -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Share of Household Budgets -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Health Payments and Household Consumption -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Progressivity and Redistributive Effect -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Progressivity of Health Financing -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Decomposition of Redistributive Effect of Health Financing -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Concentration Curves -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Distribution of Health Payments -- Concepts -- Interpreting the Results -- Note -- References -- Chapter 13 Technical Notes -- Financial Protection.

Note 12: Measuring Incidence and Intensity of Catastrophic Payments -- Note 13: Distribution-Sensitive Measures of Catastrophic Payments -- Note 14: Threshold Choice -- Note 15: Limitations of the Catastrophic Payment Approach -- Note 16: Health Payments-Adjusted Poverty Measures -- Note 17: Adjusting the Poverty Line -- Note 18: On the Impoverishing Effect of Health Payments -- Progressivity and Redistributive Effect -- Note 19: Measuring Progressivity -- Note 20: Progressivity of Overall Health Financing -- Note 21: Decomposing Redistributive Effect -- Note 22: Redistributive Effect and Economic Welfare -- Notes -- References -- Index -- Back Cover.
Abstract:
Two key policy goals in the health sector are equity and financial protection. New methods, data and powerful computers have led to a surge of interest in quantitative analysis that permits monitoring progress toward these objectives, and comparisons across countries. ADePT is a new computer program that streamlines and automates such work, ensuring that results are genuinely comparable and allowing them to be produced with a minimum of programming skills. This book provides a step-by-step guide to the use of ADePT for quantitative analysis of equity and financial protection in the health sector. It also gives the reader an accessible guide to the concepts and methods used by the software, as well as more detailed technical explanations.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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