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Is it possible to achieve more health per dollar spent? Potential gains by improving health spending efficiency

February 12, 2024 por Sebastian Bauhoff - Laura Goyeneche 1 Comment

Getting more for our current spending is a smart way to improve health system performance. That rings especially true in the current context: budgets are tight and health expenditures are projected to increase by 3% annually in real terms. Increasing the returns to health spending is good for health outcomes and it can support the argument for increasing the relatively low … [Read more...] about Is it possible to achieve more health per dollar spent? Potential gains by improving health spending efficiency

Toward the Future of Healthcare Workers: upcoming trends and challenges 

January 22, 2024 por Ricardo Pérez Cuevas Leave a Comment

Countries in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) face major challenges in meeting the demand for available personnel with the medical skills needed to care for the population. In this context, what is possible and what is desirable for future healthcare workers? And how do we prepare to shape the skills and functions required for the coming decades? The Inter-American … [Read more...] about Toward the Future of Healthcare Workers: upcoming trends and challenges 

A healthy discussion: the health sector in the climate agenda 

January 10, 2024 por Ferdinando Regalia Leave a Comment

The United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) saw important advances on the green transition. Still, it also helped shape the climate agenda in other ways, including recognizing health policy as a critical area to address regarding climate change. A health day was recognized for the first time, with leaders emphasizing the importance of protecting people from the impact … [Read more...] about A healthy discussion: the health sector in the climate agenda 

Does health insurance for the informal sector have an impact on formal employment?

January 8, 2024 por Eduardo González-Pier - Florian Juergens-Grant 1 Comment

Does expanding social protection schemes substantially increase informality? Whether there is such a trade-off is a key question for policymakers wanting to protect workers and their families from economic and health shocks but concerned not to generate negative side-effects.   The case for social protection is clear. There are global commitments such as the … [Read more...] about Does health insurance for the informal sector have an impact on formal employment?

RELACSIS 4.0: a Pan-American Highway for Digital Health is possible and 33 countries know it

December 7, 2023 por Jennifer Nelson Leave a Comment

What a Pan-American Highway for Digital Health would enable is that, if a person from El Salvador travels to Jamaica and experiences a health complication, their doctors could access their medical history and learn, for example, that the person is allergic to penicillin, among other relevant health data. This Pan-American Highway for Digital Health is possible, and the … [Read more...] about RELACSIS 4.0: a Pan-American Highway for Digital Health is possible and 33 countries know it

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