Users' perceptions of health care reforms: Quality of care and patient rights in four regions in the Russian Federation

Social Science and Medicine

Volumn 63, Issue 6, 2006, Pages 1637-1647

  Fotaki, Marianna ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

Health insurance; Patient rights; Quality of care; Russian Federation

Indexed keywords

HEALTH CARE; HEALTH SERVICES; INSURANCE SYSTEM; INTEGRATED APPROACH; PERCEPTION; QUESTIONNAIRE SURVEY; REFORM PROCESS; THEORETICAL STUDY;

ARTICLE; GOVERNMENT; HEALTH CARE DELIVERY; HEALTH INSURANCE; MEDICAL LITERATURE; PATIENT RIGHT; QUALITY CONTROL; QUESTIONNAIRE; RUSSIAN FEDERATION;

CONSUMER SATISFACTION; HEALTH CARE REFORM; HEALTH KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES, PRACTICE; HUMANS; INFORMATION DISSEMINATION; PATIENT ACCEPTANCE OF HEALTH CARE; PATIENT RIGHTS; PUBLIC OPINION; QUALITY OF HEALTH CARE; QUESTIONNAIRES; RUSSIA; UNIVERSAL COVERAGE;

EURASIA; MOSCOW [MOSCOW (ADS)]; MOSCOW [RUSSIAN FEDERATION]; MURMANSK [MURMANSK (ADS)]; MURMANSK [RUSSIAN FEDERATION]; RUSSIAN FEDERATION; YAROSLAVL;

EID: 33746301389     PISSN: 02779536     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/j.socscimed.2006.04.033     Document Type: Article

References (34)

1. Alizade N., and Ho T. Hospital restructuring (2000), Human Development Unit, Europe and Central Asia, World Bank, Washington, DC
2. Becker A. Management of quality of health service and protection of patient rights in Murmansk and Yaroslavl (1998), TACIS EDRUS 9605, Moscow
3. Boikov V.E., Feeley F.G., Sheiman I.M., and Shishkin S.N. Household expenditures on drugs and health care: Report of a Survey (1998), Economic Questions, Moscow (in Russian)
4. Burger E., Field M., and Twigg J. From assurance to insurance in Russian health care: The problematic transition. American Journal of Public Health 88 (1998) 755-758
5. Chernichovsky D., Gur O., and Potapchik E.G. Health sector reform in Russia: The heritage and public private mix. MOST 6 (1996) 125-152
6. Chernichovsky D., and Potapchik E.G. Health system reform under the Russian health insurance legislation. International Journal of Health Planning and Management 12 (1997) 279-295
7. Coulter A., and Magee H. The European patient of the future (2003), Open University Press, Buckingham
8. Coulter A., Entwistle V., and Gilbert D. Informing patients. An assessment of patient information materials (1998), Kings Fund Publishing, London
9. Dixon A., Le Grand J., Henderson J., Murray P., and Poteliakhoff E. Is the NHS equitable? A review of the evidence. London School of Economics Health and Social Care discussion series DP1 (2003), London School of Economics, London
10. Federal Fund of Compulsory Health Insurance. Annual reports of the MHI Federal Fund for 1998 (1999), Federal Fund of Mandatory Health Insurance, Moscow
11. Feeley, F. G., Boikov, V. E., & Sheiman, I. M. (1998). Russian household expenditure on drugs and medical care, unpublished manuscript, Boston, MA: Boston University.
12. Fotaki M. The impact of the market oriented reforms on information and choice. Case study cataract surgery in Outer London and County Council of Stockholm. Social Science and Medicine 48 (1999) 1415-1432
13. Goskomstat of Russia. Statistical Yearbook 1998 (1999), Federal State Statistics Service, Moscow
14. Hayek F.A. The road to serfdom (1944), Routledge and Kegan Paul, London
15. Kuranova E.N. Cash flows in the system of compulsory health insurance (1999), TACIS EDRUS 9605, Moscow
16. Le Grand J. The theory of government failure. British Journal of Political Science 21 (1995) 423-442
17. Preker A., Jakab M., and Schneider M. Health financing reforms in central and eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. In: Mossialos E., Dixon A., Figueras J., and Kutzin J. (Eds). Funding health care: options for Europe (2002), Open University Press, Buckingham
18. President of Russia. (1999). About the basics of the compulsory social insurance. Signed on July 16, 1999, # 165-FL.
19. Rowland D., and Telyukov A. Soviet health care from two perspectives. Health Affairs Fall (1991) 71-86
20. Rozenfeld B. The crisis of Russian health care and attempts at reform. In: DaVanzo J., and Farnsworth G. (Eds). Russia's demographic "crisis" (1996), RAND, CF-124-CRES, Santa Monica, California
21. Ryan M. Agency in health care: lessons for economists from sociologists. American Journal of Economics and Sociology 53 (1994) 207-217
22. Shapiro J. The Russian mortality crisis and its causes. In: Aslund A. (Ed). Russian economic reforms at risk (1997), Pinter Publisher, New York
23. Sheiman I.M. The development of market approaches in Russia. International Journal of Health Planning and Management 9 (1994) 39-56
24. Sheiman, I. M. (1997). From Beveridge to Bismarck model of health finance: A case study of the Russian Federation. In Paper presented for the International Conference Innovation in Health Care Financing, Washington, March 1997.
25. Shishkin S.N. The challenges for the Russian health care reforms. Eurohealth 6 Special Issue on Transition (1998) 59-60
26. Shishkin S.N. The priorities of Russian health care reform. Croatian Medical Journal 39 3 (1998)
27. Shishkin S.N. Problems of transition from tax-based system of health finance to Mandatory Health Insurance model in Russia. Croatian Medical Journal 40 2 (1999)
28. Smolyaninova L.L. Protection of patients' rights and mechanism for quality assurance in the health insurance system (1999), TACIS EDRUS 9605, Moscow
29. Snower D. The future of the welfare State. The Economic Journal 103 (1993) 700-717
30. Supreme Soviet (1993). The law on the amendments and additions to the law on the health insurance of the citizens in RSFSR. Moscow.
31. Twigg J. Balancing the state and the market: Russia's adoption of obligatory medical insurance. Europe-Asia Studies 50 4 (1998) 583-602
32. von Mises L. Human action: A treatise on economics (1949), Hodge, London
33. Williamson O.E. Markets and hierarchies (1975), Free Press, New York
34. World Bank. Health sector support strategy: Russia (1997), World Bank, Washington, DC