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The Transition to Universal Health Coverage in BARMM
Delivering and Financing Health Services in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao
- Publisher
- World Bank
- Year
- 2020
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 210
- Availability
- Free to read
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About the book
A long study of how health services are delivered and paid for in the BARMM as the region takes up the national Universal Health Care law. It maps gaps in facilities, staff and financing and sets out options for the new regional Ministry of Health.
This World Bank report assesses how health care is paid for and delivered in the Bangsamoro region. The work began while the region was still the ARMM. The authors note that this timing let them hand their evidence to the new BARMM leaders during the transition, as the national Universal Health Care Law of 2019 also took effect.
It has 9 chapters. They cover the national health system, the region's history and politics, health financing, a 2019 household survey on access to basic health services, how ready primary care facilities are, the immunisation programme, public financial management, and a proposed structure for the regional Ministry of Health. Annexes give survey details and the reasoning for the proposed structure.
One finding is that health funding under the ARMM was badly fragmented. Separate funding streams each had their own planning and reporting rules, and national appropriations provided up to 65% of the money.
From documents.worldbank.org.
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