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Country profiles of health system responses to the crisis | The Russian Federation 473 The benefits package • No changes reported. User charges • A new law clarified the conditions under which public providers can charge for health services and permits the introduction of user charges for services provided on an anonymous basis, provided to foreigners and provided at the patient's request (2012). Changes to health service planning, purchasing and delivery Prices of medical goods • Introduction of a new Drug Provision Strategy to 2025 to ensure rational drug use and improve the advanced vocational training of medical and pharmaceutical staff (2012). • Introduction of rules on registration of producer prices (2010); the government's new Drug Provision Strategy to 2025 aims to improve the price regulation of covered drugs (2012). • Introduction of rules on maximum wholesale and retail mark-ups (2010). Salaries and motivation of health sector workers • Introduction of new payroll system linking pay with work performance for public health sector workers (2008), with 50% implementation rate by 2011. • Large salary increases planned (around 150%) for physicians and nurses; to be implemented by 2018. Payment to providers • Approved a new list of recommended payment methods to be used for paying providers working under public financing for the period 2014–2015. Methods considered ineffective (such as payment by the number of bed-days spent in hospital) were excluded (2013). Overhead costs: restructuring the Ministry of Health and purchasing agencies • The Ministry of Health and Social Development was reorganized, separating the Ministry of Health from the unified Ministry (2012). • Implementation of a new mandatory health insurance (SHI) law which changed the role and functions of health insurance companies working within the SHI system, as well as regulation of their financial activities (2011). The federal SHI Fund became the sole insurer and insurance companies now perform only part of the insurer function. New requirements regarding financial activities of insurance companies were introduced: authorized
474 Economic crisis, health systems and health in Europe: country experience capital should be substantially increased, no longer allowed to hold reserves, administrative costs standardized and set centrally (1–2% of funds received on per capita basis from the territorial compulsory health insurance funds). Provider infrastructure and capital investment • Allocation of federal and regional budget funds to the development of the infrastructure of the medical facility network, including building and equipping regional vascular centres, traumatology centres, health centres and perinatal centres, and equipping facilities for blood services (2010–2012). • Allocation of RUB 460 billion (US$15 billion) of public funds towards capital investment (building and renovation, purchasing of medical equipment, RUB 300 billion), information systems development (RUB 24 billion) and implementation of medical standards (RUB 136 billion) (2011–2012). Priority setting or protocols to change access to treatments, coordination of care and patterns of use • A new law specifies procedures and pathways for care that is free at the point of use (2012). Primary and preventive care were prioritized. Waiting times • Introduction of a new legal requirement for regions to define regional waiting times (2011). Health promotion and prevention • Excise taxes on alcohol and tobacco increased and set to increase further (since 2007).
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Country profiles of <strong>health</strong> system responses to the <strong>crisis</strong> | The Russian Federation<br />
473<br />
The benefits package<br />
• No changes reported.<br />
User charges<br />
• A new law clarified the conditions under which public providers can charge<br />
for <strong>health</strong> services <strong>and</strong> permits the introduction of user charges for services<br />
provided on an anonymous basis, provided to foreigners <strong>and</strong> provided at the<br />
patient's request (2012).<br />
Changes to <strong>health</strong> service planning, purchasing <strong>and</strong> delivery<br />
Prices of medical goods<br />
• Introduction of a new Drug Provision Strategy to 2025 to ensure rational<br />
drug use <strong>and</strong> improve the advanced vocational training of medical <strong>and</strong><br />
pharmaceutical staff (2012).<br />
• Introduction of rules on registration of producer prices (2010); the<br />
government's new Drug Provision Strategy to 2025 aims to improve the price<br />
regulation of covered drugs (2012).<br />
• Introduction of rules on maximum wholesale <strong>and</strong> retail mark-ups (2010).<br />
Salaries <strong>and</strong> motivation of <strong>health</strong> sector workers<br />
• Introduction of new payroll system linking pay with work performance for<br />
public <strong>health</strong> sector workers (2008), with 50% implementation rate by 2011.<br />
• Large salary increases planned (around 150%) for physicians <strong>and</strong> nurses; to<br />
be implemented by 2018.<br />
Payment to providers<br />
• Approved a new list of recommended payment methods to be used for paying<br />
providers working under public financing for the period 2014–2015.<br />
Methods considered ineffective (such as payment by the number of bed-days<br />
spent in hospital) were excluded (2013).<br />
Overhead costs: restructuring the Ministry of Health <strong>and</strong> purchasing agencies<br />
• The Ministry of Health <strong>and</strong> Social Development was reorganized, separating<br />
the Ministry of Health from the unified Ministry (2012).<br />
• Implementation of a new m<strong>and</strong>atory <strong>health</strong> insurance (SHI) law which<br />
changed the role <strong>and</strong> functions of <strong>health</strong> insurance companies working within<br />
the SHI system, as well as regulation of their financial activities (2011).<br />
The federal SHI Fund became the sole insurer <strong>and</strong> insurance companies<br />
now perform only part of the insurer function. New requirements regarding<br />
financial activities of insurance companies were introduced: authorized