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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 October 2020

Sarah Thomson
Affiliation:
WHO Barcelona Office for Health Systems Strengthening
Anna Sagan
Affiliation:
European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies
Elias Mossialos
Affiliation:
London School of Economics and Political Science
Jonathan North
Affiliation:
European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies
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Private Health Insurance
History, Politics and Performance
, pp. xi - xii
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2020
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  1. 1.1Private health insurance (PHI) roles

  2. 1.2Overview of spending on health in the countries in this volume, 2017

  3. 1.3Examples of measures to ensure voluntary private health insurance is accessible, affordable and offers quality coverage

  4. 3.1Private health insurance claims ratios and average monthly revenues in Brazil according to insurer size, 2009 and 2016

  5. 3.2Private health insurance coverage among Brazilian population by income quintile, 1998–2013

  6. 3.3Regional private health insurance coverage rates in Brazil by region (% of regional population), 2000–2016 (selected years)

  7. 4.1Health care spending in Canada by source of funds, 2013

  8. 4.2Private health spending in Canada, 2012

  9. 4.3Private health insurance products in Canada, 2014

  10. 5.1User charges for publicly financed health care in France, 2016

  11. 5.2Health care financing by source of funds in France, 2015

  12. 5.3Key features of the French private health insurance market, 2014

  13. 6.1Development and regulation of private health insurance in Germany and Chile, 1970–2016

  14. 6.2Health status and health care use among the publicly and privately insured in Germany, 2006

  15. 6.3Characteristics, health status and health care use among the publicly and privately insured in Chile, 2006

  16. 7.1Maximum permitted waiting periods for private health insurance benefits in Ireland before 2015

  17. 8.1Breakdown of private health care expenditure in Israel, 2013

  18. 8.2Key features of the National Health Insurance and private health insurance in Israel, 2017

  19. 8.3Share of the adult population (22+) with private health insurance in Israel, 1999–2016

  20. 8.4Development of supplemental and commercial insurance markets in Israel, 1933–2017

  21. 9.1Health financing indicators in Japan, Republic of Korea and Taiwan, China, 2015

  22. 9.2Organization of the health systems in Japan, Republic of Korea and Taiwan, China, 2016

  23. 9.3Key features of the private health insurance markets in Japan, Republic of Korea and Taiwan, China, 2016

  24. 10.1Total expenditure on health in Kenya, 2001/2002 to 2012/2013

  25. 10.2National Hospital Insurance Fund revenues from contributions and benefits paid out in Kenya, 2008/2009 to 2014/2015

  26. 10.3Distribution of insured people by the type of health insurance coverage and region in Kenya, 2013

  27. 10.4Private health insurance market structure and regulation in Kenya, 2016

  28. 10.5Range of premiums for private health insurance charged by selected insurance companies in Kenya, 2016

  29. 11.1Health insurance population shares in the Netherlands (%), 1990–2005 (selected years)

  30. 11.2Overview of policy changes in the 1990s introducing some competition in statutory health insurance in the Netherlands

  31. 11.3Trends in consumer behaviour in the Netherlands, 2006–2015

  32. 11.4The development of nominal premium and income-related contribution rates in the Netherlands, 2008–2015

  33. 13.1Benefit expenditure by registered medical schemes in South Africa, 2014

  34. 14.1History of popular ballots and legislative reforms in the field of federal health insurance in Switzerland, 1900–2014

  35. 14.2Main differences between statutory health insurance and private voluntary insurance in Switzerland

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