PHP29 PHARMACEUTICAL BUDGET ALLOCATION: A CAPITATION MODEL

A Mathematical Model of Optimal Budget Allocation Based on Performance in the Social Security Organization

This research aims to provide a performance-based budgeting model in the social security organization which has independent and similar departments across the country. The statistical population of this research is the Social Security Organization Insurance's department. Following the library reviews and adapted from the performance indicators of the subcommittee of the insurance company's depu...

A Mathematical Programing Model of Budget Allocation for Development Disparities Reduction among Iran Provinces

The issues of disparities, regional imbalance development and attempt to reducing development disparities among various regions have been attracted considerable attention among researchers, planners and policy makers. In this regard, this study employs a mathematical programing model for budget resources allocation among Iran provinces in order to development disparities reduction among them. I...

Pharmaceutical cost growth under capitation: a case study.

Rising drug spending has generated concern among purchasers and policymakers. This paper compares drug cost growth in a capitated system with that in managed care systems that generally did not place physicians directly at risk for drug spending. We focus on cost growth because a substantial body of literature indicates that managed care interventions that reduce the level of costs may not infl...

A Logit Model for Budget Allocation Subject to Multi Budget Sources

In a complex and extended system such as a government, the proper allocation of the budget to its sub-entities is always a major challenge. As such for cases like governments, a situation in which multiple budget sources with different concerns available to the sub-entities is common. This study develops an applicable model for large-scale cases in which identifying the flow of capital or budge...

Future Budget Allocation Model (RFM) –Principles, models and incentives