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Objetivo: Evaluar el impacto del mecanismo de pago capitado, implementado por el Seguro Integral de Salud (SIS), en la ejecución de los recursos provenientes de la fuente de financiamiento donaciones y transferencias, durante los años 2012 al 2016, Perú. Métodos: Se evaluó los porcentajes de ejecución de las regiones, el número de prestaciones preventivas versus el número de prestaciones recuperativas y se midió el impacto en el incremento de las atenciones preventivas en las regiones piloto versus las regiones del contrafactual. Se realizó un estudio descriptivo retrospectivo pre post y diferencia de diferencias entre las regiones piloto Apurímac, Amazonas, Ayacucho, Callao y Huancavelica comparados con un contrafactual apareado por Índice de Desarrollo Humano; además, se consideró a las regiones de Moquegua, Loreto, Puno, Cajamarca y Huánuco. Resultados: Se observó un incremento del porcentaje promedio de ejecución, previo al mecanismo capitado, de 68,5% en el 2012 al 92,3% el 2016; asimismo, el incremento a nivel nacional de las prestaciones preventivas versus las prestaciones recuperativas, llegando invertirse el peso específico de las prestaciones preventivas a favor de las mismas y mediante el método de diferencias en diferencias se evidenció que las regiones piloto tuvieron una diferencia positiva de 1551 prestaciones preventivas por cada 10 000 asegurados sobre las regiones del contrafactual.
Objective:To Assess the impact of the capitated payment mechanism, implemented by the Comprehensive Health Insurance (SIS), in the execution of resources from the source of financing, donations and transfers, during the years 2012 to 2016, Peru. Methods: Assessment of the execution percentages of the regions, the number of preventive benefits versus the number of recuperative benefits and the impact on the increase of preventive care in the pilot regions versus the counterfactual regions was measured. A retrospective descriptive study was carried out pre post and difference of differences between the pilot regions Apurímac, Amazonas, Ayacucho, Callao and Huancavelica compared with a counterfactual paired by the Human Development Index; In addition, the regions of Moquegua, Loreto, Puno, Cajamarca and Huánuco were considered. Results: An increase in the average percentage of execution was observed, prior to the capitated mechanism, from 68,5% in 2012 to 92,3% in 2016; likewise, the increase at the national level of preventive benefits versus recuperative benefits, with the specific weight of preventive benefits being invested in favor of them and, using the difference in differences method, it was evident that the pilot regions had a positive difference of 1551 preventive benefits for every 10,000 insured persons versus the counterfactual regions.
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Polypathological patients have specific clinical, functional, psychoaffective, social, family and spiritual characteristics. These patients are generally elderly and frail and have frequent decompensations. They frequently use healthcare resources, have significant functional impairment and have a high index of dependence. This results in a significant social impact, high mortality and a high consumption of resources. The current healthcare models have not answered these needs, which causes problems with accessibility to healthcare services, a lack of coordination among these services, a higher probability of adverse events related to polypharmacy and a high consumption of resources. In the past decade, the healthcare models have changed and are characterized by work in multidisciplinary and interlevel teams, patient self-care, the availability of tools for decision making, information and communication systems and prevention. The goal is to have prepared and proactive health teams and an informed and active patient population. The assessment of health results, processes and the costs for these programs is still based on moderate to low evidence. It is therefore not an easy task to determine the type and intensity of interventions or to determine the patient groups that could gain more benefits.
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Describir la tendencia de un conjunto de indicadores de estado de salud y analizar el comportamiento de las disparidades en salud en las localidades de Bogotá con mayor y menor desarrollo de la estrategia de Atención Primaria Integral de Salud. Metodología: El diseño corresponde al de un estudio Observacional Ecológico que describe tendencias de los indicadores de mortalidad en menores de 5 años utilizando la información oficial de las bases de datos de mortalidad, estadísticas vitales y caracterización de Salud a su Hogar. Resultados: Los hallazgos sugieren que la estrategia de Atención Primaria Integral de Salud ha podido contribuir al mejoramiento en los resultados en salud y a la reducción de las disparidades por mortalidad en menores de cinco años en la población en desventaja social de las localidades con mayor grado de cobertura de la estrategia, en el marco de una tendencia general de disminución de la mortalidad en este grupo etáreo en la ciudad.
To describe the tendency of a set of health indicators and analyze the behavior of the disparities in health in the localities of Bogota with most and least development in the strategyof Comprehensive Primary Health Care. Methodology: The design of the study is Ecological Observation. It describes the tendencies of the mortality indicators for children below five years of age utilizing official information from the mortality database, vital statistics, and home health characterization. Results: the findings illustrate that the strategy of Comprehensive Primary Health Care has been able to contribute to the improvement of health results an the reduction of mortality disparities among children under 5 years of age within the socially disadvantaged population in the localities with a higher degree of coverage of the strategy, as part of a general tendency in decreasing the child mortality rate in the city.
