Health Insurance Fund should not be allocated to units in an equalizing manner.
(Baonghean.vn) - This is one of the recommendations of the leaders of General Hospital 115 at the working session with the monitoring delegation of the Social and Cultural Committee, Nghe An Provincial People's Council on the afternoon of May 8.
The meeting is part of the monitoring program on the implementation of policies and laws on health insurance in Nghe An province.
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| Deputy Head of the Provincial People's Council's Culture and Social Affairs Committee Nguyen Thi Lan chaired the meeting. Photo: Phuong Thuy |
The report of the leader of General Hospital 115 shows that the total cost of medical examination and treatment under insurance in 2015 was 54 billion; in 2016 it was more than 122 billion; in 2017 it was more than 125 billion...
The leader of 115 General Hospital stated that currently, within the same level, the number of patients admitted by each hospital is different, and the techniques are also different.
Therefore, this hospital recommends that the province should not allocate the Health Insurance Fund to units "equally" as it is currently, because this will limit the professional development of medical facilities; leading to a decrease in the quality of treatment and patient service, especially for hospitals with good professional capacity.
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| Leaders of 115 General Hospital speak. Photo: Phuong Thuy |
During the inspection, the inspection team discussed and requested the facility to clarify a number of issues related to other problems in the implementation of medical examination and treatment using health insurance cards; coordination in handling...
Ms. Nguyen Thi Lan, Deputy Head of the Culture - Social Committee, Provincial People's Council, assessed that General Hospital 115 has performed well in providing health care and protection services for the people. The hospital has also organized charity, free medical examination and treatment for poor children...
On that basis, the unit continues to invest in equipment and improve the quality of medical staff; strictly implement medical examination and treatment regulations; promptly overcome limitations and shortcomings in the past time... Regarding the recommendations, the working group will synthesize and report to relevant levels and sectors for consideration and resolution.
