In this paper, we draw lessons from the Netherlands, Israel, Germany, and Colombia that can inform policymakers considering health system reform for universal health coverage. Country experiences with managed…
The embedment of managed competition principles in an environment characterized by low-state presence and weak rule of law makes Colombia an interesting setting to analyse, holding valuable lessons for…
In this paper, we characterise the National Health Insurance system of Israel, its universal public healthcare system, as one which has adopted managed competition and achieved remarkable outcomes. We…
In this
paper, we document the experience of Germany’s SHI system with managed competition and the challenges faced by this sub-system in faithfully implementing the
principles of managed competition as originally…
In this paper, we look at what made a transition to managed competition possible in the Netherlands, how managed competition has played out, and the challenges that the system…
In this piece, we revisit Enthoven’s principles and propose a broader definition of the concept of managed competition in order that it may encompass other countries’ experiences that do…
