http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/documents/3888793/7605571/KS-TC-16-008-EN-N.pdf/6cb33aa4-2e65-4df7-9b2b-1ff171eb1fba

В издании представлены результаты проекта HEDIC (Health Expenditures by Diseases and Conditions) , направленные на получение демографической и статистической информации о бремени болезней путем сопоставления данных о расходах на здравоохранение с характеристиками пациентов.

Contents

1 Executive Summary

Introduction
HEDIC and SHA
What data do we need to compile HEDIC?
How does health expenditure vary by age and sex, over time and between countries?
How does health expenditure by disease vary, over time and between countries?
Does health system design affect levels of expenditure by disease, age and sex?
Can HEDIC data improve the international comparability of SHA?
What is needed to incorporate HEDIC data in routine data collections?
How can we build on the work of HEDIC?

2 Introduction

Background
Aims of HEDIC
Work carried out to deliver HEDIC
Outline of the report
Chapter summary
References

3 Methodology and Data Requirements

Health expenditure accounts as starting framework
Disease specific data
Utilisation and unit cost
Risk profiles
Metadata
Data availability
Assessing data available for compiling HEDIC
Chapter summary
References

4 Health expenditure profiles by age and sex

Demographic structure
Variation of health expenditure by age across countries
Change of risk profiles between 2012 and 2013
Sex-specific issues
Outlook
Chapter summary
References

5 Disease related expenditure profiles

Grouping of diseases
Variation of profiles among countries
Variation of expenditures by disease between 2012 and 2013
Circulatory diseases
Neoplasms
Mental Health
Outlook
Chapter summary
References

6 Health system characteristics

Dimensions of health systems considered in SHA
Inpatient care
Pharmaceuticals
Outlook
Chapter summary
References

7 Developing the statistical system of HEDIC

Dimensions of the HEDIC statistical system
Comparability
Standardization
Data needs
Summary of progress made in estimating expenditure by disease
Practical considerations in compiling HEDIC
Productivity loss
Outlook
Chapter summary
References

8 Conclusions

Potential of HEDIC
Focus of future work
Incorporation into regular SHA data collection
Chapter summary
References

9 Annexes

Glossary
Participating institutions
Abbreviations