10 Fakta tentang Pembiayaan Kesehatan.doc

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10 Fakta tentang Pembiayaan Kesehatan Jutaan orang terserang penyakit dan mati karena tidak memiliki duit untuk berobat. Yang lain tidak mampu membayar karena perlu pembiayaan rutin. 100 juta orang menjadi miskin karena mereka berusaha membayarkan biaya kesehatan mereka. Pelayanan kesehatan yang murah dan terjangkau adalah harapan semua orang. Namun apa dikata semua hanyalah sebuah teori. Penduduk tua semakin bertambah, penyakit kronis meningkat, serta peralatan kesehatan yang baru dan mahal merupakan isu yang terus menghantui seluruh menteri kesehatan di dunia. Sepuluh fakta berikut ini merupakan gambaran singkat dari kesimpulan laporan WHO tahun 2010 tentang benang kusut pembiayaan sektor kesehatan. 1. Jutaan tidak mendapatkan layanan kesehatan karena tidak mampu membayar. In some countries for example, women in the richest 20% of the population are up to 20 times more likely to have a birth attended by a skilled health worker than a poorer woman. 2. Tiap tahun, 100 juta orang jatuh miskin karena membayar layanan kesehatan. In some countries, 5% of the population is forced into poverty every year because they have to pay for health services when they receive them. 3. Perubahan kecil dalam kebijakan alokasi anggoran kesehatan mampu memberi perubahan besar If 49 of the world’s poorest countries allocated 15% of their government spending to health, this could almost double their government health expenditures. In total this would represent an additional US$ 15 billion per year for health. 4. Efesiensi penerimaan pajak dapat memberi manfaat bagi sektor kesehatan. In Indonesia for example, clear and consistent regulations and a policy of zero- tolerance for corruption increased tax yield from 9.9% to 11% over four years; health spending benefited more than other sectors. 5. Mencari sumber pendapatan kesehatan yang baru dan memperkuat sumber pendapatan kesehatan yang lama For example, a 50% increase in tobacco tax would yield US$ 1.42 billion in 22 low-income countries – allowing health expenditures to increase by around 10% – or India could raise $US 370 million per year by implementing a 0.005% levy on foreign exchange transactions. 6. Negara kaya harus pegang janji If all countries were to immediately honour their overseas development assistance pledges, more than three million lives would be saved by 2015. 7. Tekankan Asuransi Kesehatan Currently, 27 countries from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) cover all their citizens with health services from pooled funds supplemented with limited direct out-of-pocket payments. 8. Efisien guna menigkatkan cakupan kesehatan Typically between 20–40% of health spending is wasted, depriving many people of badly needed care. Overpaying is one form of waste, for example, in some places

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10 Fakta tentang Pembiayaan Kesehatan

Jutaan orang terserang penyakit dan mati karena tidak memiliki duit untuk berobat. Yang lain tidak mampu membayar karena perlu pembiayaan rutin. 100 juta orang menjadi miskin karena mereka berusaha membayarkan biaya kesehatan mereka.

Pelayanan kesehatan yang murah dan terjangkau adalah harapan semua orang. Namun apa dikata semua hanyalah sebuah teori. Penduduk tua semakin bertambah, penyakit kronis meningkat, serta peralatan kesehatan yang baru dan mahal merupakan isu yang terus menghantui seluruh menteri kesehatan di dunia.

Sepuluh fakta berikut ini merupakan gambaran singkat dari kesimpulan laporan WHO tahun 2010 tentang benang kusut pembiayaan sektor kesehatan.

1. Jutaan tidak mendapatkan layanan kesehatan karena tidak mampu membayar.In some countries for example, women in the richest 20% of the population are up to 20 times more likely to have a birth attended by a skilled health worker than a poorer woman.

2. Tiap tahun, 100 juta orang jatuh miskin karena membayar layanan kesehatan.In some countries, 5% of the population is forced into poverty every year because they have to pay for health services when they receive them.

3. Perubahan kecil dalam kebijakan alokasi anggoran kesehatan mampu memberi perubahan besarIf 49 of the worlds poorest countries allocated 15% of their government spending to health, this could almost double their government health expenditures. In total this would represent an additional US$ 15 billion per year for health.

4. Efesiensi penerimaan pajak dapat memberi manfaat bagi sektor kesehatan. In Indonesia for example, clear and consistent regulations and a policy of zero-tolerance for corruption increased tax yield from 9.9% to 11% over four years; health spending benefited more than other sectors.

5. Mencari sumber pendapatan kesehatan yang baru dan memperkuat sumber pendapatan kesehatan yang lamaFor example, a 50% increase in tobacco tax would yield US$ 1.42 billion in 22 low-income countries allowing health expenditures to increase by around 10% or India could raise $US 370 million per year by implementing a 0.005% levy on foreign exchange transactions.

6. Negara kaya harus pegang janjiIf all countries were to immediately honour their overseas development assistance pledges, more than three million lives would be saved by 2015.

7. Tekankan Asuransi KesehatanCurrently, 27 countries from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) cover all their citizens with health services from pooled funds supplemented with limited direct out-of-pocket payments.

8. Efisien guna menigkatkan cakupan kesehatanTypically between 2040% of health spending is wasted, depriving many people of badly needed care. Overpaying is one form of waste, for example, in some places medicine prices are up to 67 times the international average price leading to less money for other health services.

9. Jangan tinggalkan obat generikFrances strategy of using generic medicines instead of brand name ones, for example, led to savings equivalent to US$ 1.94 billion in 2008.

10. Separuh sampai 3/4 pembelajaan kesehatan hanya digunakan untuk rumah sakit.Globally, almost US$ 300 billion is lost annually to hospital-related inefficiencies. By being more efficient, hospitals could achieve 15% more than they do now without spending any more.

Dimikianlah nyanyian merdu di sektor pembiayaan kesehatan. Semoga perubahan ke arah yang lebih baik merupakan doa yang terkabul di tahun 2011 ini.