Sri Lanka Health System Review

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9.3 About the authors Editors:

Viroj Tangcharoensathien – Senior Advisor, International Health Policy Program, Ministry of Public Health, Thailand

Dileep De Silva – Head, Human Resource Management and Coordination Unit, Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka Ashok Perera (Late)–Deputy Director, Healthcare, Quality and Safety, Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka

Walaiporn Patcharanarumol – Director, Global health division, Office of Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Public Health, Thailand

Usha Perera (Late)–Consultant Community Physician, Disaster Preparedness and Response Division, Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka

Haruka Sakamoto – Researcher, Department of global health policy, University of Tokyo

Yasoma Weerasekara – Consultant Community Physician, Human Resource Management and Coordination Unit, Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka

Overall authors:

Lalini Rajapaksa – Former Professor in Community Medicine, University of Colombo Padmal de Silva – National Professional Officer, Health Systems Policy and Evaluation, WHO Country Office for Sri Lanka Palitha Abeykoon – Former Director, Health Systems Development, WHO Regional Office for South East Asia, New Delhi Chapter authors:

Lakshmi Somatunga – Additional Secretary, Public Health Services, Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka Sridharan Sathasivam – Deputy Director General, Planning, Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka Susie Perera – Deputy Director General, Public Health Services II, Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka Eshani Fernando – Director Planning, Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka 226

Anuji Gamage – Senior lecturer in Community Medicine, General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University, Colombo, Sri Lanka Nalinda Wellappuli – Senior registrar in Community Medicine, Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka Nimali Widanapathirana – Senior registrar in Community Medicine, Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka Rangika Fernando – Registrar in Community Medicine, Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka Chatura Wijesundara – Registrar in Community Medicine, Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka Ruwanika Seneviratne – Registrar in Community Medicine, Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka Kusal Weerasinghe – Registrar in Community Medicine, Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka


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9. Appendices ................................................................................................ 206 9.1 References

21min
pages 230-247

9.3 About the authors

4min
pages 250-254

7.6 Transparency and accountability

18min
pages 220-229

9.2 HiT methodology and production process

2min
pages 248-249

7.4 Health outcomes, health service outcomes and quality of care

5min
pages 203-205

7.3 User experience and equity of access to health care

14min
pages 195-202

7.1 Objectives of the health system

4min
pages 182-183

7. Assessment of the health system .......................................................... 157 Chapter summary

1min
page 181

6.3 Future developments

10min
pages 174-180

developments in Sri Lanka

1min
page 164

6.2 Analysis of recent major reforms

17min
pages 165-173

6. Principal health reforms ......................................................................... 139 Chapter summary

1min
page 163

medicine

2min
page 162

5.11 Mental health care

5min
pages 157-159

5.13 Health services for specific populations

1min
page 161

5.8 Rehabilitation

3min
pages 153-154

5.7 Pharmaceutical care

3min
pages 151-152

5.6 Emergency care

2min
page 150

5.2 Curative care services

3min
pages 145-146

5.4 Inpatient care

3min
pages 148-149

4.2 Human resources

6min
pages 117-120

5. Provision of services ................................................................................ 113 Chapter summary

1min
page 137

4.1 Physical resources

1min
page 104

4. Physical and human resources ................................................................ 78 Chapter summary

3min
pages 102-103

3.7 Payment mechanisms

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pages 100-101

3.6 Other financing

1min
page 99

Figure 3.8 OOP spending on health by expenditure deciles, 2016

11min
pages 86-92

3.5 Voluntary private health insurance

3min
pages 97-98

3.2 Sources of revenue and financial flows

2min
pages 81-82

3.3 Overview of the public financing schemes

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page 85

Figure 3.6 Financing system related to health-care provision

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3. Health financing ......................................................................................... 48 Chapter summary

1min
page 72

2.9 Patient empowerment

7min
pages 68-71

2.8 Regulation

8min
pages 64-67

2.7 Health information management

5min
pages 61-63

2.6 Intersectorality

3min
pages 59-60

2.4 Decentralization and centralization

3min
pages 56-57

2.2 Overview of the health system

1min
page 52

2.1 Historical background

2min
page 51

2.3 Organization

1min
page 53

2. Organization and governance ................................................................... 26 Chapter summary

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page 50

1. Introduction .................................................................................................. 1 Chapter summary

1min
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1.4 Health status

11min
pages 37-43

1.3 Political context

2min
page 36

1.5 Human-induced and natural disasters

3min
pages 48-49

Figure 1.1 Map of Sri Lanka

1min
pages 27-28

1.1 Geography and sociodemography

1min
page 26

1.2 Economic context

2min
page 35

1 Analysis of the significant health reforms that affected health

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page 30
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