2017
DOI: 10.3917/rfse.018.0013
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Éditorial : La généralisation de l’assurance maladie complémentaire. Comment faire rimer inefficacité avec inégalité

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“…It also imposed budget controls in public hospitals and changed their payment systems. Several studies criticize the detrimental impacts these reforms brought to the population, fostering gaps in public coverage, shifting costs onto patients, and deepening inequalities of access according to income (Abecassis et al, 2017;Batifoulier et al, 2011Batifoulier et al, , 2018Domin, 2015).…”
Section: Public Health Care In Francementioning
confidence: 99%
“…It also imposed budget controls in public hospitals and changed their payment systems. Several studies criticize the detrimental impacts these reforms brought to the population, fostering gaps in public coverage, shifting costs onto patients, and deepening inequalities of access according to income (Abecassis et al, 2017;Batifoulier et al, 2011Batifoulier et al, , 2018Domin, 2015).…”
Section: Public Health Care In Francementioning
confidence: 99%
“…La déconnexion juridique des paniers de soins, c'est-à-dire l'organisation d'une séparation entre les soins pris en charge par l'AMO et ceux couverts par l'AMC (Abecassis et al, 2017 ;Ginon, 2014) La segmentation des risques renforce ainsi le besoin d'une éducation du marché à la solidarité. Si l'AMC obtient de plus en plus le monopole sur le financement de certains soins ou services, il devient impératif de chercher à en limiter ses effets, spécialement les plus pervers.…”
Section: Ii2 Le Cas Français : De La Segmentation Des Risques Au « Ma...unclassified
“…De 2006 a 2011, a participação da Seguridade Social no financiamento das despesas de saúde diminuiu gradativamente, mantendo-se agora estável, principalmente por uma reorientação na natureza dos gastos: maior foco na cobertura de tratamentos e serviços de custo elevado (hospitalização, médicamentos onerosos) e nos pacientes com "doenças de longa duração" -casos que apresentam riscos financeiros e de saúde mais elevados 20 . O aumento dos copagamentos, das condicionalidades e das restrições de desembolso acarretam maiores "restos a pagar'' para diferentes grupos de pacientes e tipos de serviços, além de estimular a demanda por seguros complementares e sobrecomplementares 21,22 .…”
Section: Reformas E Regulação Do Estadounclassified