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  • 8-February-2024

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    Health Systems Characteristics

    Responses from the OECD Health System Characteristics Survey are available online, providing access to the most recent information on key institutional characteristics of health systems of OECD countries, key partner and accession countries for its 2012 and 2016 editions, as well as Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) countries for its 2018 edition.

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  • 7-November-2023

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    Universal Health Coverage

    Universal Health Coverage is about everyone having access to good quality health services without suffering financial hardship. Although most OECD countries offer all their citizens affordable access to a comprehensive package of health services, they face challenges in sustaining and enhancing such universal systems.

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  • 7-novembre-2023

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    La transformation numérique des systèmes de santé peut nettement améliorer les performances et les résultats

    Il ressort d’un nouveau rapport de l’OCDE que les systèmes de santé des pays membres sont soumis à des pressions financières accrues du fait de priorités concurrentes en matière de financement public. Selon les estimations de l’édition 2023 du Panorama de la santé de l’OCDE, les dépenses de santé dans les pays de l’OCDE représentaient 9.2 % du PIB en 2022, contre 9.7 % en 2021.

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  • 18-September-2023

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    Health Update - The OECD Newsletter on Health

    This edition focuses on the release of "Embracing a One Health Framework to Fight Antimicrobial Resistance". Our report shows that without stronger One Health action – i.e. policy action encompassing people, animals, agri-food systems and the environment – AMR rates are forecasted to increase in the next three decades across OECD and EU/EEA countries, with substantial costs for health systems and economies.

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  • 20-April-2023

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    Public Health Reviews

    This series of OECD Reviews of Public Health provide in-depth analysis and policy recommendations to strengthen priority areas of countries’ public health systems, highlighting best practice examples that allow learning from shared experiences, and the spreading of innovative approaches.

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  • 20-April-2023

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    Healthcare prices and Purchasing Power Parities

    Variations in per capita health spending can be the result of differences in prices for healthcare goods and services, and in the quantity of care that individuals are using (“volume”). Eurostat and the OECD have calculated purchasing power parities and price level indexes for GDP and some 50 product groups, including health and hospitals, on a regular and timely basis.

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  • 20-March-2023

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    The economic consequences of air pollution policies in Arctic Council countries - A sectoral analysis

    This report quantifies the environmental, health and economic consequences of policy action on air pollution in Arctic Council countries, with a focus on sectoral differences. The report takes a modelling approach and compares a baseline scenario that reflects current legislation, with a policy scenario in which the best available techniques to reduce emissions are deployed in all emitting sectors. The report highlights that benefits from air quality improvements can be obtained when considering emission reductions throughout the economy, and not just in the sectors that are targeted more often, such as industry and transport. The results presented in the report also highlight the need for country-specific policy strategies that take into account the current levels of policy stringency, the sectoral contributions to air pollution, and the need for sectoral investment in new technologies, which also vary by country.
  • 23-février-2023

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    Il faut investir davantage dans les systèmes de santé pour se préparer aux chocs futurs, selon l’OCDE

    Au vu des répercussions considérables de la pandémie de COVID-19 sur les populations et l’économie mondiale, les pays doivent adapter de toute urgence leurs systèmes de santé afin de mieux faire face aux chocs futurs. S’il est nécessaire d’investir massivement dans les personnels de santé, il faut aussi accroître les dépenses allouées à la prévention et aux infrastructures numériques, selon un nouveau rapport de l’OCDE.

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  • 28-November-2022

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    G7 Health Ministerial meetings

    The OECD is actively involved in the G7 Health Ministers meetings. This page reviews the issues discussed as well as the reports prepared by the OECD to inform those meetings.

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  • 25-November-2021

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    TOSSD - Tracking global health expenditure in support of the SDGs

    The COVID-19 pandemic has underscored the need for better tracking and monitoring domestic and international investments in health, including on pandemic preparedness. The total official support for sustainable development (TOSSD) framework can help, as it captures both cross‑border flows to developing countries, such as international assistance, and domestic contributions to global public goods, such as pandemic preparedness. This pilot study tests the current TOSSD methodology for tracking the global financing for health, and explores how TOSSD can be shaped to best respond to the emerging information needs of the international community.
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