HEALTH PROTECTION SCHEME

Health Protection Scheme: Hong Kong

Table of Contents

Introduction1

Using Risk Society And Postmodernism To Analysis Health Protection Scheme1

Health Care System's Prospects3

Comparison Of Three Kinds Of Health Care Financing System6

Health Care Reform6

Policy Analysis8

Standard Plan By The Government Regulation And Supervision13

Statistics13

Lack Of Resources16

Under Greater Pressure16

Aging Population16

More Than One Million People17

The Source17

Structure Imbalance17

Do Not Want To Pay17

Conclusion18

References19

Health Protection Scheme: Hong Kong

Introduction

The report analyses the health protection scheme of Hong Kong. The report also discusses on the development of health care policy and the rationale of health service reform. The next section n discusses the methods of financing health services (Zinn 2006). The argument of efficiency in economic rationality with relation to the professionalism quality control is also discussing in-detail. Health is a basic human right to survive the elements of competition; it is the foundation of all learning. Healthy lifestyle is the most important factors affecting mid-20th century. Canada and the United States to change their lifestyle as the focus of government public health policy, development of related bills. The establishment of implementation units dedicated to the promotion of related policies (Wong 1999). WHO also advocated the concept of health promotion, making public health policy from passive to active, preventive medical care? Health promotion strategies to change the use of personal and lifestyle of others, so that tends to be healthier, become a world trend.

Using Risk Society And Postmodernism To Analysis Health Protection Scheme

we are also concerned that the revamping of healthcare service and financing will give rise to other issues: the uneven attrition of manpower in public healthcare system, who and how to define the higher-risk group. We are also concerned whether the HPS can contain the escalation of insurance premium. In addition, the HPS will be put into jeopardy if the private healthcare sector is reluctant to offer packaged charging, and the problems about the standardization of healthcare service and the transparency of healthcare charging remain. 8. Based on the above considerations, SynergyNet's Healthcare Reform Group offers the following suggestions. The HKSAR Government should provide a clear and precise definition of the higher-risk group;. Once the private healthcare sector refuses to offer packaged service and charging, the Government should establish self-financing hospital to take care to people who have joined the HPS.

Risk of social theory in describing the surface of the refusal postmodernism (postmodernism) observation, Specification is also rejected modernist aesthetic tendencies of the anti-rational strategies, and advocates a more rational use to the governance of Caused by defects. So-called reflexive modernity has a double meaning: on the one hand, it refers to modernity Development makes the modern itself has become its own further modernization of the object - - modernity and self- Anti-sexual (reflexivity); which brings out the need for modernity itself to reflect that is, modernity Reflective (reflection). Modernity is undoubtedly the most distinctive feature began in the seventeenth and eighteenth century Europe, it is the science and technology Technical revolution brought the overall way of thinking and lifestyle changes. However, the development of science and technology and their In ...