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Top-down cost-allocation can help universal healthcare schemes in developing countries set better package rates

12 June 2014
Governments looking to expand universal healthcare schemes need to ensure that appropriate rates are paid to providers. A top-down cost-allocation approach can evaluate the true expense of the procedures and help healthcare schemes offer more realistic rates that attract high-quality private hospitals and other providers. This, in turn, allows schemes to obtain reasonable and credible participation rates that are required for a system aiming to serve a larger population.

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