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Financial Incentives and Measurement Improved Physicians' Quality of Care in The Philippines

The merits of using financial incentives to improve clinical quality have much appeal, yet few studies have rigorously assessed the potential benefits. The uncertainty surrounding assessments of quality can lead to poor policy decisions, possibly resulting in increased cost with little or no quality improvement, or missed opportunities to improve care. The authors conducted an […]
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Performance-Based Financing and Free Package of Health Services: The Evolution of Health Service Indicators in Burundi between 2011 and 2013

In 2010, the Ministry of Public Health and for the Fight against AIDS of Burundi adopted a Performance-Based Financing approach to address issues in the country’s free package of health services scheme. Piloted for four years, the project was subsequently scaled up nationally. To better understand the dynamics and mechanisms after four years of implementation […]
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Verification of Performance in Results-Based Financing: The Case of Afghanistan

This case study describes the major characteristics of this RBF verification method. Taking stock of the experience of the MOPH, it aims at generating possible lessons for other RBF initiatives, thereby expanding knowledge and making RBF verification processes more efficient, sustainable and effective.
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Using Evidence to Inform Scale-Up: Insights from an RBF Pre-Pilot Project in Zambia

Results-based approaches are increasing being used in developing countries to strengthen health systems and to improve health service delivery. Zambia is currently implementing an RBF project designed to catalyze the country’s efforts to reduce maternal and child mortality in ten pilot districts through supply-side interventions. Before the pilot phase, a pre-pilot was implemented over a […]
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VERIFICATION IN RESULTS-BASED FINANCING FOR HEALTH

Despite the increasing popularity of Results Based Financing, there is little evidence or documentation of different verification strategies and how strategies relate to the verification results. Documentation of implementation processes including those pertaining to verification of outputs/results is lacking in World Bank-financed RBF projects in the health sector. The overall objective of this cross-case analysis […]
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Health Management Information Systems (HMIS): Linking Payers and Providers (A 2009 Update)

This summary highlights the frequently changing area of health information systems and the components needed—information systems for providers, information systems for payers, and the electronic links between the two. Also highlighted are different functions of both payer and provider systems and appropriate ways to implement them.
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Verification of Performance in Results-Based Financing - The Case of Plan Nacer in Argentina

Verification in results-based financing (RBF) mechanisms is one of the key differentiators between it and related health financing structures such as social health insurance. Verifying that providers have achieved reported performance in RBF mechanisms is considered a crucial part of program implementation and key to maintaining trust through transparency, as well as the viability of […]
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