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NHSO’s roles in universal health coverage (UHC) and further cooperation

NHSO’s roles in universal health coverage (UHC) and further cooperation. Dr. Pongpisut Jongudomsuk Assistant Secretary General National Health Security Office (NHSO), Thailand Thailand-Pacific Island Forum 9 August 2014, Bangkok, Thailand. b. National Health Security Office - Thailand.

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NHSO’s roles in universal health coverage (UHC) and further cooperation

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  1. NHSO’s roles in universal health coverage (UHC)and further cooperation Dr. PongpisutJongudomsuk Assistant Secretary General National Health Security Office (NHSO), Thailand Thailand-Pacific Island Forum 9 August 2014, Bangkok, Thailand b National Health Security Office - Thailand

  2. Infrastructure of NHSO Total staff 800 13 branch offices nationwide Headquarters office

  3. Three public health insurance schemes in Thailand after achieving UHC Civil Servants 1963 Informal employees 2001 Formal employees 1991 General tax CSMBS UCS SSS contribution 5 mil 48 mil 10 mil Comptroller NHSO SSO Health services Public/private providers Beneficiaries

  4. Outputs:Increased access ambulatory and inpatient care

  5. UHC achieved Outcome: Reduction in out of pocket payment

  6. UHC achieved Outcome: Protection against health impoverishment

  7. Further collaboration • Working collaboratively to achieve UHC by building capacity on • Health care financing and provider payment methods • Health service organization based on primary care • Quality accreditation • Governing structures • Health technology assessment • ICT systems for registration and service transactions • CAP UHC (Capacity building on UHC)

  8. Thank you for your attention 8

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