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National Health Account in Taiwan: An update Chung-Fu Lan National Yang-Ming University Pi - Joen Lee Department of Health, ROC (Taiwan) Seoul, 5th SHA Meeting June 16, 2009 Financial Flows in Taiwan’s Health Care System Health Financing Overview, Taiwan 2005 Population (million) Gross domestic products (GDP) per capita Total Expenditure on Health (TEH) per capita Public general gov’t (excl. social security) social security fund Private 23 US$ 15,714 US$ 957 US$ 562 US$ 52 US$ 511 US$ 395 General government spending on health as a share of total government spending 11.50% Pharmaceuticals as a share of TEH 26.50% TEH as a share of GDP 6.09% TEH Per Capita & GDP Per Capita in OECD Member Countries and Taiwan, 2005 7000 6500 Norway 6000 5500 Iceland 5000 Netherlands Denmark Canada Austria Belgium France 4500 4000 3500 Germany 3000 Italy Japan2005 New Zealand 2500 Greece Portugal 2000 1500 Hungary 1000 Turkey2005 Ireland Sweden United Kingdom Finland Australia2005 Spain Korea Taiwan Czech Republic 500 Mexico Poland GDP (Per Capita:US$) Slovak Republic2005 0 0 10000 20000 30000 40000 50000 60000 70000 80000 Total Expenditure on Health by Financing Source, 2005 Out-of-pocket Health Expenditure Out-of-pocket Expenditure by Provider, 2005 HP.4 Retail sales and other providers of m edical goods, 33.9% HP.3.1 Office of physicians, 8.3% HP.3 Providers of am bulatory health care, 29.5% HP.1 Hospitals, 28.9% HP.2 Nursing and residential care facilities, 19,559, 7.6% HP.3.2 Office of dentists , 13.7% HP.3.3 Office of other health practitioners, 3.8% HP.3.5 Medical and diagnostic laboratories, 1,917, 0.7% HP.3.6 Providers of hom e health care services, 3.1% Out-of-pocket Expenditure by Function, 2005 In-patient services, 19.1% HC.4, HC.5, HC.6 & HC.7, 34.6% HC.1-HC.3, 65.4% Day care services, 0.1% Out-patient services, 43.1% Hom e care services, 3.1% Out-of-pocket Payments for Medical Care in Two Months Variable NHI cost-sharing: inpatient and outpatient Mean SD % of total 113 642 6.9 NHI cost-sharing: prescription drugs 14 63 0.9 Over-the-counter drugs 48 321 2.9 Extra-billing for inpatient hospital bed 356 6378 21.6 Extra-billing for laboratory and diagnostic 177 2449 10.8 Extra-billing for surgery 224 2173 13.6 Extra-billing for medical equipments or supplies 118 2305 7.2 68 820 4.1 527 - 32.0 1645 19 264 100 Extra-billing for anesthesiology All others Total out-of-pocket payments Note: All monetary values are in NT Yuan Reference: Chi C., Lee J-L., Tsai S-L., and Chen W-Y. Out-of-pocket payment for medical care under Taiwan’s National Health Insurance system. Health Econ, 2008; 17: 961-75. Preliminary Analyses on Disease & Pharmaceutical Accounts Personal Health Care Expenditure, Disease Specific, 2005 ATC Drug Expenditure, 2008 _____________ATC____________________________________NT$(M)____Growth rate C Cardiovascular system A Alimentary tract & metabolism N Nervous system J Antiinfectives for systemic use L Antineoplastic & immunomodulating agents B Blood & blood forming organs M Musculo-skeletal system R Respiratory system G Genitourinary system & sex hormones H Systemic hormonal preparations (excl. sex hormon & insulin) S Sensory organs D Dermatologicals V Various P Antiparasitic products, insecticides & repellents 26,317 14,125 14,097 13,961 13,306 9,549 4,713 4,622 2,589 1,797 1,201 1,167 585 160 7.8% 6.7% 6.0% 6.6% 17.9% 9.0% 0.7% -2.4% 7.2% 12.8% 3.3% -1.0% 52.5% 3.0% ___________Total * Growth rates are compared with drug expenditure year 2007 108,187 7.8% On-going Works • To refine data & information on OOP expenditures – A National Household Health Care Expenditure Survey • To complete Taiwan’s SHA-based Health Accounts, Year 1999 to 2004 & 2006 to 2008 • To adjust with Consumer Price Index (CPI) & Medical Consumer Price Index (MCPI); or at constant year 2000 prices • To interpretate the NHA’s policy implications Thank You