Примеры использования System of health accounts на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Progress in implementation of the System of Health Accounts SHA.
The OECD System of Health Accounts(SHA) provides a framework for reporting cost, revenues and financing that is comparable with other countries.
Progress in implementation of the System of Health Accounts SHA.
The OECD System of Health Accounts could be regarded as a framework for a satellite account, and many countries are now following that system in their international reporting.
Full implementation of the manual for a System of Health Accounts(SHA), assistance to the Member States;
Collection of financial data andhealth care data on the basis of a new OECD manual for a System of Health Accounts(SHA);
The first functional breakdown of the system of health accounts in the EU will be by age and gender, and preliminary first results show promising developments.
A prototype of statistics on manpower has been developed and a prototype of the system of health accounts is under implementation.
The OECD has now published A System of Health Accounts that proposes an International classification for Health Accounts(SHA-ICHA) which contains three components: functions of health care, industries of health care providers and sources of finance for health accounts. .
This includes the ongoing development of supporting guidelines,in particular to complement the OECD manual"A System of Health Accounts.
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development manual,"A system of health accounts for international data collection" was used as a basis of methodology.
The evaluation of a pilot phase on the collection of financial data andhealth care data according to the new manual of SHA(system of health accounts);
A standard framework for tracking health expenditures, known as the System of Health Accounts, was published by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development(OECD) in 2000.
OECD network of experts on national health accounts, in charge of implementation of the OECD manual"A System of Health Accounts" Manfred Huber.
Comparative analysis of results from first round of pilot implementations of the OECD manual"A System of Health Accounts"(SHA); Ongoing work on harmonising expenditure data on long-term care and other aged care services in the SHA with the data collection on social expenditure(SOCX/ESSPROS framework);
Note the progress made in international cooperation through the launch of the first joint OECD-Eurostat-WHO System of Health Accounts data collection in December 2005.
OECD, Eurostat and the World Health Organization(WHO)have laid the groundwork for a joint strategy for the collection of health expenditure data based on the System of Health Accounts.
Tracking health-care expenditure flows through the application of standard accounting frameworks is one important element and with the roll-out of the System of Health Accounts 2011 framework, countries have internationally agreed guidance on the approaches that can be used.
With a view to obtaining information that could be comparable with the other EU member states,the Department of Statistics under the Government of the Republic of Lithuania has started gathering information on health care expenditure since 2004, on the basis of the OECD System of Health Accounts Methodology.
Through the task force on health-care statistics andthe working group on public health statistics, ESS has actively supported the establishment of a manual on system of health accounts by OECD, and Eurostat is currently giving further guidance to member States for the implementation of the manual, which is actually being implemented through pilot projects.
A document on practical working arrangements for cooperation between OECD, Eurostat and WHO anda proposal for a joint questionnaire on the System of Health Accounts have been prepared.
To improve the completeness and comparability of health expenditure andfinancing data by increasing the number of countries that are reporting these data based on the System of Health Accounts, and further harmonization of health accounting practices in countries concerned.
It bases its work on the Guide to Producing National Health Accounts, with Special Applications for Low-Income and Middle-Income Countries, a manual for developing countries, which was prepared jointly with USAID and the World Bank, andis based on the OECD manual entitled A System of Health Accounts SHA.
Administrative data are increasingly used e.g. the European system of integrated social protection statistics(ESSPROS) for gross expenditure and receipts andpensions' beneficiaries, input data for the System of Health Accounts for reporting of health expenditures.
Improve systems of health accounts.
Activities of OECD: Maintains the existing data files, expands the series and enhances their comparability, and develops a comprehensive,consistent and balanced system of health statistics with a view to complementing the System of National Accounts.
Development of conceptual frameworks, definitions andmethodologies for measurement and collection of health statistics in particular health accounts and expenditure data and indicators of population health status and performance of the health care system.
However, some activities performed outside the health system might not be included in National Health Accounts.
At the meeting with OECD representatives Tamara Duisenova discussed issues concerning further implementation of projects"Review of policies focused on three groups: youth, elderly workers andprotection of vulnerable population groups","Review of OECD health system for Kazakhstan" and"Review of OECD National Health Accounts for Kazakhstan.
As it was reported earlier, at the meeting with OECD representatives Tamara Duisenova discussed issues concerning further implementation of the projects projects"Review of policies focused on three groups: youth, elderly workers andprotection of vulnerable population groups","Review of OECD health system for Kazakhstan" and"Review of OECD National Health Accounts for Kazakhstan.