and insurers/third party purchasers Consumer/patient Health care goods in exchange for money Economic and second-line provider First-line provider Labour in exchange for money (wages). Also Economic and ethical and government professional independence and authority for self-regulation in exchange for citizens’ safety First-line provider The providers are conceptualised as serving as Economic and insurers/third conduits to consumers for the purchasers and party purchasers get money in return First-line provider The providers are conceptualised as serving as Economic for and second-line conduits to consumers for the second-line line providers and provider providers and get practice inputs (goods) in professional for the return first-line providers Government and The government provide market access and Economic insurers/third investment security for the insurers/third party party purchasers purchasers in exchange for money (tax) Government and The government provide market access and Economic second-line investment security for the second-line provider provider in exchange for money (tax) Insurers/third The second-line provider bring features that the Economic party purchasers insurers/third party purchasers can exchange and second-line with consumers through the first-line provider provider in exchange for money Population and the Not featured in Evans’ Framework. The Social organizations that population can provide the personnel needed by generate resources resource generators to produce the health resources needed by the population Gaps and issues The table (Table 2-2) highlights important exchanges and relationships in health systems that could be deduced from the frameworks described.
and insurers/third party purchasers Consumer/patient and second-line provider Health care goods in exchange for money Economic First-line provider and government Labour in exchange for money (wages). Also professional independence and authority for self-regulation in exchange for citizens’ safety Economic and ethical First-line provider and insurers/third party purchasers The providers are conceptualised as serving as conduits to consumers for the purchasers and get money in return Economic First-line provider and second-line provider The providers are conceptualised as serving as conduits to consumers for the second-line providers and get practice inputs (goods) in return Economic for providers and professional for the first-line providers Government and insurers/third party purchasers The government provide market access and investment security for the insurers/third party purchasers in exchange for money (tax) Economic Government and second-line provider The government provide market access and investment security for the second-line provider in exchange for money (tax) Economic Insurers/third party purchasers and second-line provider The second-line provider bring features that the insurers/third party purchasers can exchange with consumers through the first-line provider in exchange for money Economic Population and the organizations that generate resources Not featured in Evans’ Framework. The population can provide the personnel needed by resource generators to produce the health resources needed by the population Social Gaps and issues The table (Table 2-2) highlights important exchanges and relationships in health systems that could be deduced from the frameworks described. line
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