학술논문

Past, present, and future of global health financing: a review of development assistance, government, out-of-pocket, and other private spending on health for 195 countries, 1995–2050
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Article
Author
Chang, Angela Y.Cowling, KryciaMicah, Angela E.Chapin, AbigailChen, Catherine S.Ikilezi, GloriaSadat, NafisTsakalos, GolsumWu, JunjieYounker, TheodoreZhao, YingxiZlavog, Bianca S.Abbafati, CristianaAhmed, Anwar EAlam, KhurshidAlipour, VahidAljunid, Syed MohamedAlmalki, Mohammed J.Alvis-Guzman, NelsonAmmar, WalidAndrei, Catalina LilianaAnjomshoa, MinaAntonio, Carl Abelardo T.Arabloo, JalalAremu, OlatundeAusloos, MarcelAvila-Burgos, LeticiaAwasthi, AshishAyanore, Martin AmogreAzari, SamadAzzopardi-Muscat, NatashaBagherzadeh, MojtabaBärnighausen, Till WinfriedBaune, Bernhard TBayati, MohsenBelay, Yared BeleteBelay, Yihalem AbebeBelete, HabteBerbada, Dessalegn AjemaBerman, Adam E.Beuran, MirceaBijani, AliBusse, ReinhardCahuana-Hurtado, LuceroCámera, Luis AlbertoCatalá-López, FerránChauhan, Bal GovindConstantin, Maria-MagdalenaCrowe, Christopher StephenCucu, AlexandraDalal, KoustuvDe Neve, Jan-WalterDeiparine, SelinaDemeke, Feleke MekonnenDo, Huyen PhucDubey, ManishaEl Tantawi, MahaEskandarieh, ShararehEsmaeili, RezaFakhar, MahdiFazaeli, Ali AkbarFischer, FlorianFoigt, Nataliya A.Fukumoto, TakeshiFullman, NancyGalan, AdrianaGamkrelidze, AmiranGezae, Kebede EmbayeGhajar, AlirezaGhashghaee, AhmadGoginashvili, KetevanHaakenstad, AnnieHaghparast Bidgoli, HassanHamidi, SamerHarb, Hilda L.Hasanpoor, EdrisHassen, Hamid YimamHay, Simon I.Hendrie, DeliaHenok, AndualemHeredia-Pi, IleanaHerteliu, ClaudiuHoang, Chi LinhHole, Michael K.Homaie Rad, EnayatollahHossain, NazninHosseinzadeh, MehdiHostiuc, SorinIlesanmi, Olayinka StephenIrvani, Seyed Sina NaghibiJakovljevic, MihajloJalali, AmirJames, Spencer L.Jonas, Jost B.Jürisson, MikkKadel, RajendraKarami Matin, BehzadKasaeian, AmirKasaye, Habtamu KebebeKassaw, Mesfin WuduKazemi Karyani, AliKhabiri, RoghayehKhan, JunaidKhan, Md NuruzzamanKhang, Young-HoKisa, AdnanKissimova-Skarbek, KatarzynaKohler, StefanKoyanagi, AiKrohn, Kristopher J.Leung, RickyLim, Lee-LingLorkowski, StefanMajeed, AzeemMalekzadeh, RezaMansourian, MortezaMantovani, Lorenzo GiovanniMassenburg, Benjamin BallardMcKee, MartinMehta, VarshilMeretoja, AtteMeretoja, Tuomo JMilevska Kostova, NedaMiller, Ted RMirrakhimov, Erkin MMohajer, BahramMohammad Darwesh, AsoMohammed, ShafiuMohebi, FarnamMokdad, Ali HMorrison, Shane DouglasMousavi, Seyyed MeysamMuthupandian, SaravananNagarajan, Ahamarshan JayaramanNangia, VinayNegoi, IonutNguyen, Cuong TatNguyen, Huong Lan ThiNguyen, Son HoangNosratnejad, ShirinOladimeji, OlanrewajuOlgiati, StefanoOlusanya, Jacob OlusegunOnwujekwe, Obinna EOtstavnov, Stanislav SPana, AdrianPereira, David M.Piroozi, BakhtiarPrada, Sergio IQorbani, MostafaRabiee, MohammadRabiee, NavidRafiei, AlirezaRahim, FakherRahimi-Movaghar, VafaRam, UshaRanabhat, Chhabi LalRanta, AnnaRawaf, David LaithRawaf, SalmanRezaei, SatarRoro, Elias MerdassaRostami, AliRubino, SalvatoreSalahshoor, MohamadrezaSamy, Abdallah M.Sanabria, JuanSantos, João VascoSantric Milicevic, Milena MSao Jose, Bruno PiassiSavic, MilojeSchwendicke, FalkSepanlou, Sadaf G.Sepehrimanesh, MasoodSheikh, AzizShrime, Mark GSisay, SolomonSoltani, ShahinSoofi, MoslemSoofi, MoslemSrinivasan, VinayTabarés-Seisdedos, RafaelTorre, AnnaTovani-Palone, Marcos RobertoTran, Bach XuanTran, Khanh BaoUndurraga, Eduardo A.Valdez, Pascual Rvan Boven, Job F MVargas, VeronicaVeisani, YousefViolante, Francesco SVladimirov, Sergey KonstantinovitchVlassov, VasilyVollmer, SebastianVu, Giang ThuWolfe, Charles D AYonemoto, NaohiroYounis, Mustafa Z.Yousefifard, MahmoudZaman, Sojib BinZangeneh, AlirezaZegeye, Elias AsfawZiapour, ArashChew, AdrienneMurray, Christopher J LDieleman, Joseph L
Source
The Lancet; June 2019, Vol. 393 Issue: 10187 p2233-2260, 28p
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01406736; 1474547X
Abstract
Comprehensive and comparable estimates of health spending in each country are a key input for health policy and planning, and are necessary to support the achievement of national and international health goals. Previous studies have tracked past and projected future health spending until 2040 and shown that, with economic development, countries tend to spend more on health per capita, with a decreasing share of spending from development assistance and out-of-pocket sources. We aimed to characterise the past, present, and predicted future of global health spending, with an emphasis on equity in spending across countries.