Thomas Zeltner Professor of Public Health, University of Bern, Switzerland.
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How to Improve Care for Patients with Complex Needs in the
Framework of the Swiss Health Care System?
Thomas ZeltnerProfessor of Public Health, University of Bern, Switzerland.Former Secretary of Health of Switzerland (1991-2009)
Commonwealth Fund International Survey Webinar January 11, 2012
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The Regulated Market Model of Switzerland
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Specific Aspects of the Swiss Health Care Systems
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GPs and Specialists are allowed to(and are reimbursed by the social health insurance)
- Run their own laboratories- Dispense medications (in part of the country)- Offer methods of “complementary medicine”- Offer X-ray examinations
Specific Aspects of the Swiss Health Care Systems
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Number of Hospitals in Switzerland (7.8 Mio Citizens):
General Hospitals 119Specialized Clinics 178TOTAL 297
Specific Aspects of the Swiss Health Care Systems
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Challenges for the Future
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Challenges for the Future:Density of General Practitioners
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Health Insurance Plans in Switzerland (2010)
Gate Keeper Models (without Capitation)
Managed Care Models with Capitation
Models with Telemedicine
“Regular Insurance Plans”
Challenges for the Future:
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Challenges for the Future:
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Determinants of Health
Health BehaviorsSocioeconomic FactorsClinical CareGenetics
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Total expenditures on health as percent of GDP
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Next Reforms of the Swiss Health Care System:
Strengthening the Position of General Practitioners (2009)
Integrated Care shall become “Regular Model of Care” (2012)
Strengthening Health Promotion/Disease Prevention (2012)
Introducing Disease Management Programs (2014)