[Reorientation of Medical Procedures Covered by Statutory Accident Insurance].

Technical Commission on Insurance against Employment Accidents and Occupational Diseases Problems and challenges of statutory accident insurance schemes related to occupational diseases: Reporting, recording and statistics

Complementary Health Insurance in France: Wide-Scale Diffusion but Inequalities of Access Persist

I n France, complementary health insurance, with the exception of CMU-C1 is privately funded. It covers health care and medical goods expenditures not covered by the Statutory Health Insurance scheme, also referred to as out-of-pocket (OOP) payments. Between 1980 and 2008, OOP payments increased from 217 € to 547 € per person per year, at comparative price levels2 (EcoSanté, Health Expenditure ...

Program Developments and Benefit Trends in Voluntary Health Insurance

In carrying out its statutory mandate to make studies concerning the advancement of economic security through social insurance, the Social Security Administration has followed closely the progress of voluntary health insurance. Important developments in this field have occurred during the 3 years that have passed since the Administration's Bureau of Research and Statistics published the results...

The Relationship Between the Scope of Essential Health Benefits and Statutory Financing: An International Comparison Across Eight European Countries

Background Both rising healthcare costs and the global financial crisis have fueled a search for policy tools in order to avoid unsustainable future financing of essential health benefits. The scope of essential health benefits (the range of services covered) and depth of coverage (the proportion of costs of the covered benefits that is covered publicly) are corresponding variables in determini...

Direct Costs of Type 2 Diabetes for Insurance Companies and Patients Covered by Health Insurance and Social Security Insurance Plans after the Delivery of First-Level Services in Ilam, Iran in 2019

Introduction: The financial consequences of the increasing prevalence of diabetes show that diabetes is one of the main challenges of healthcare systems. This study aimed to investigate the direct costs imposed on insurance companies and patients by the delivery of first-level services to patients with type 2 diabetes, who were covered by health insurance and social security insurance plans in ...