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• W1567269222 abstract "The global financial crisis that began in 2007 can be classified as a healthsystem shock – that is, an unexpected occurrence originating outside thehealth system that has a large negative effect on the availability of healthsystem resources or a large positive effect on the demand for health services.Economic shocks present policy-makers with three main challenges:• Health systems require predictable sources of revenue with which to planinvestment, determine budgets and purchase goods and services. Suddeninterruptions to public revenue streams can make it difficult to maintainnecessary levels of health care.• Cuts to public spending on health made in response to an economicshock typically come at a time when health systems may require more,not fewer, resources – for example, to address the adverse health effectsof unemployment.• Arbitrary cuts to essential services may further destabilize the healthsystem if they erode financial protection, equitable access to care and thequality of care provided, increasing health and other costs in the longerterm. In addition to introducing new inefficiencies, cuts across the boardare unlikely to address existing inefficiencies, potentially exacerbating thefiscal constraint.In 2009, WHO’s Regional Committee for Europe adopted a resolution(EUR/RC59/R3) urging Member States to ensure that their health systems wouldcontinue to protect and promote universal access to effective health servicesduring a time of economic crisis. To date, there has been no systematic crosscountryanalysis of health policy responses to the financial crisis in Europe,although some overviews of health system responses to the crisis have beenpublished. This policy summary aims to address a gap in the literature bypresenting a framework for analysing health policy responses to economicshocks; summarizing the results of a survey of health policy responses to thefinancial crisis in the European Region’s 53 Member States; and discussingthe potential effects of these responses on health system performance." @default.
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• W1567269222 date "2012-08-01" @default.
• W1567269222 modified "2023-10-03" @default.
• W1567269222 title "Health policy responses to the financial crisis in Europe" @default.
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