Health Sector Reform in the Kurdistan Region — Iraq: Primary Care Management Information System, Physician Dual Practice Finance Reform, and Quality of Care Training (Kurdish-language version)

Anthony, C. Ross; Moore, Melinda; Hilborne, Lee H.; Rooney, Anne; Hickey, Scot; Ryu, Youngbok; Botwinick, Laura; Anthony, C. Ross; Moore, Melinda; Hilborne, Lee H.; Rooney, Anne; Hickey, Scot; Ryu, Youngbok; Botwinick, Laura

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来源类型	Report
规范类型	报告
DOI	https://doi.org/10.7249/RR1658.2
来源ID	RR-1658/2-KRG
	Health Sector Reform in the Kurdistan Region — Iraq: Primary Care Management Information System, Physician Dual Practice Finance Reform, and Quality of Care Training (Kurdish-language version)
	C. Ross Anthony; Melinda Moore; Lee H. Hilborne; Anne Rooney; Scot Hickey; Youngbok Ryu; Laura Botwinick
发表日期	2018-04-19
出版年	2018
语种	英语
结论	Health Sector Reform in the Kurdistan Region — Iraq: Primary Care Management Information System, Physician Dual Practice Finance Reform, and Quality of Care Training (Kurdish-language version) \| RAND Skip to page content Objective Analysis. Effective Solutions.
摘要	Since 2010, the RAND Corporation has worked with the Ministry of Health and Ministry of Planning of the Kurdistan Regional Government to develop and implement initiatives for improving the region's health care system through analysis, planning, and development of analytical tools. This third phase of the project (reflecting work completed in 2013–2015) focused on development and use of a primary care management information system; health financing reform, focusing on policy reform options to solve the problem of physician dual practice, in which physicians practice in both public and private settings; and hospital patient safety training within the context of health quality improvement.Most main primary health care centers serve too many people, and most sub-centers serve too few people. Staffing by physicians, nurses, dentists, and pharmacists is uneven across the region. The data also identified centers where laboratory, X-ray, and/or other equipment should be repaired or replaced and where users should be trained. Though the required workweek is 35 hours, and all physicians are paid for these 35 hours, most physicians spent only three or four hours per day working in the public sector. The remainder of the time was often spent working in the private sector, where pay is much higher. The vast majority of physicians (over 80 percent) indicated that if pay were higher and public-sector resources were increased, they would prefer to work only in the public sector. To resolve the problems associated with dual practice, the authors recommend full separation between public- and private-sector practice.
目录	Health Sector Reform in the Kurdistan Region — Iraq: Primary Care Management Information System, Physician Dual Practice Finance Reform, and Quality of Care Training (Kurdish-language version) \| RAND Skip to page content Objective Analysis. Effective Solutions.
主题	Health Care Financing ; Health Care Organization and Administration ; Health Care Services Capacity ; The Kurdistan Region - Iraq ; Patient Safety ; Physicians ; Primary Care
URL	https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_reports/RR1658z2.html
来源智库	RAND Corporation (United States)
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条目标识符	http://119.78.100.153/handle/2XGU8XDN/523530
推荐引用方式 GB/T 7714	C. Ross Anthony,Melinda Moore,Lee H. Hilborne,等. Health Sector Reform in the Kurdistan Region — Iraq: Primary Care Management Information System, Physician Dual Practice Finance Reform, and Quality of Care Training (Kurdish-language version). 2018.

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