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Personalized budgets and direct payments

Personalized budgets and direct payments. Conference Sofia May 2007. Aspects. First ideas and first reactions Payment and bottlenecks Positions and discussions Stake-holders views Accepted models Perspectives. First ideas and first reactions. Panacea Threat Black economy

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Personalized budgets and direct payments

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  1. Personalized budgets and direct payments Conference Sofia May 2007

  2. Aspects • First ideas and first reactions • Payment and bottlenecks • Positions and discussions • Stake-holders views • Accepted models • Perspectives

  3. First ideas and first reactions • Panacea • Threat • Black economy • Grandma in the coal-shed • Unemployment • Overspending • Cost-reduction

  4. Payments and bottlenecks(1) • Services paid by governments • Part of social security • Based on: bed, place • Three parties: user, provider, third paying • Own contribution • Limited or no influence

  5. Payment and bottlenecks (2) • Paradigm changes to be cashed • Specialised services • Differentiation • One bed: 15 users • Increasing special needs • Governments stepping back • Market-orientation

  6. positions • No patronizing • Jetzt entscheide ich selbst • I am the boss • Wie betaalt bepaalt • The might is the right • Avoir c’s pouvoir

  7. Discussions • No doubt about the paradigm • Equal rights and participation accepted • But what about the consequences • Are we ready for changing the system

  8. Stake-holders (1) Service providers: • We know what is needed • Mission impossible • Complicated • Not a free market • Users capable? • Staff?

  9. Stake-holders (2) Governement: • Support service-users • Market • Black money • Employment • Cost-reduction

  10. Accepted models • Own budget • Voucher system • In natura • Payment on the basis of assessment • Care weight as basis • Integration budget

  11. Perspectives • Accepted as consequences of the paradigm change • Increasing interest from all stake-holders • Challenging providers

  12. Perspectvies • Inclusive services • Service providers as specialist • Special attention for special needs • Increasing number of participants • With drawing governments • More market regulation

  13. EASPD Av. d’Auderghem 63 / Oudergemlaan B – 1000 Brussels Tel +32 2 282 46 10 – Fax +32 2 230 72 33 www.easpd.org - info@easpd.be

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