Neoliberal Health Reforms in Latin America: The Public Private Model in Uruguay
(2012) STVK12 20121Department of Political Science
- Abstract
- For the last decades Latin America has been the target for several neoliberal health system reforms. Public Private Partnership models in health care provision are increasingly advocated on both national and global scales. Foremost the public private partnerships are suppose to enhance is equity in health system regarding distribution of resources and reaching out to poorer parts of populations. In this study the concept of equity is defined in three different streams , namely equity through participation, equity in resources equity in access to health care. The analytical framework for this study will be based upon these three streams. A recent health reform in Uruguay is an example of a public private model. It attempts to enhance equity... (More)
- For the last decades Latin America has been the target for several neoliberal health system reforms. Public Private Partnership models in health care provision are increasingly advocated on both national and global scales. Foremost the public private partnerships are suppose to enhance is equity in health system regarding distribution of resources and reaching out to poorer parts of populations. In this study the concept of equity is defined in three different streams , namely equity through participation, equity in resources equity in access to health care. The analytical framework for this study will be based upon these three streams. A recent health reform in Uruguay is an example of a public private model. It attempts to enhance equity in an integrated health care system. This paper seeks to provide an insight on how the reform is evolving. The empirical material collected during a field study in Uruguay (6th January – 12th March, 2012) constitute for the data to be analysed. Utilizing a qualitative case study research approach, important features of the experiences of the reform are revealed. (Less)
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- author
- Backlund, Zarah LU
- supervisor
- organization
- course
- STVK12 20121
- year
- 2012
- type
- M2 - Bachelor Degree
- subject
- keywords
- Public Private Partnerships, Equity, Health care reforms, Uruguay
- language
- English
- id
- 2544507
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- 2012-06-28 10:11:41
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@misc{2544507, abstract = {{For the last decades Latin America has been the target for several neoliberal health system reforms. Public Private Partnership models in health care provision are increasingly advocated on both national and global scales. Foremost the public private partnerships are suppose to enhance is equity in health system regarding distribution of resources and reaching out to poorer parts of populations. In this study the concept of equity is defined in three different streams , namely equity through participation, equity in resources equity in access to health care. The analytical framework for this study will be based upon these three streams. A recent health reform in Uruguay is an example of a public private model. It attempts to enhance equity in an integrated health care system. This paper seeks to provide an insight on how the reform is evolving. The empirical material collected during a field study in Uruguay (6th January – 12th March, 2012) constitute for the data to be analysed. Utilizing a qualitative case study research approach, important features of the experiences of the reform are revealed.}}, author = {{Backlund, Zarah}}, language = {{eng}}, note = {{Student Paper}}, title = {{Neoliberal Health Reforms in Latin America: The Public Private Model in Uruguay}}, year = {{2012}}, }