• Pol. Merkur. Lekarski · Dec 2012

    Editorial

    [Health care financing models].

    • Wojciech Giermaziak and Jarosław Kamiński.
    • Pol. Merkur. Lekarski. 2012 Dec 1; 33 (198): 309-12.

    AbstractThe functioning of health care depends mainly on the level and method of financing. Countries choose between different models. Bismarck's model is financing based mainly on the contributions that are obligatory for employers and employees, decentralized model of managing and contracting services. Beveridge's model is financed mostly from the government taxes, it allows contributing to the cost of benefits for patients and participation by private sector. Residual model is based on the optional and private health insurances, supplemented only by National Health Service. Siemaszko's model in his assumption is based on the financing of benefits by the state budget, provides permanent control of the state and equal access to all the benefits for citizens. Choice of a specific financing model entails certain impact on all of the system's participants. The purpose of this article is to introduce subject of health care financing based on the literature and the authors' own thoughts.

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