Briefing note for OECD Health Data 2010 - Eco-Salud OCDE 2010: Chile en comparación

En el 2008, Chile dedico el 6.9% de su PIB al gasto en salud, 2 puntos de porcentuales por debajo del promedio de países de la OCDE quienes dedicaban al gasto sanitario (9.0%).

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En 2008, México dedico el 5.9% de su PIB al gasto en salud, siendo esta la proporción más baja de todos los países de la OCDE, 3 puntos porcentuales por de bajo del promedio de los países de la OCDE (9.0%).<

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Health Update - Issue No. 9

This newsletter provides up-to-date information on the OECD’s work on health. Although it is mainly intended for those who are familiar with the Organisation and its work, it is hoped that the newsletter will also provide information of interest to a wider audience.

OECD Health Working Paper No. 49: The Challenge of Financing Health Care in the Current Crisis: An Analysis based on the OECD Data

The ratio of health expenditure to GDP, which in macroeconomic terms is an indicator which summarises the financing needs of a national health system, is likely to rise in countries for which the GDP falls. This paper reviews the possible implications of the recessions for this ratio.

OECD Health Working Paper No. 50: Health Systems Institutional Characteristics: A Survey of 29 OECD Countries

In 2008, the OECD launched a survey to collect information on the health systems characteristics of member countries. This paper presents the informaton provided by 29 of these countries in 2009.

OECD Health Working Paper No. 51: Effective Ways to realise Policy Reforms in Health Systems

This paper is based on evidence from the countries which have seen their health systems reviewed by the OECD in recent years. It considers four issues in particular, these being the ones used across all the different reform areas covered by the Making Reform Happen project

International Migration of Health Workers (Policy Brief)

Because the international migration of doctors and nurses has becomeincreasingly visible, it is often seen as the main culprit behind theseshortages.

Internships – Trainees

Health Division internship/trainee requests: please supply a CV, motivation letter, dates of availability and the minimum length of the internship desired to health.contact@oecd.org.

Expensive health care is not always the best health care, says OECD’s Health at a Glance

The OECD’s latest edition of Health at a Glance shows that all countries could provide better health care.