Unit 8: ICHA-HP Classification of health care providers. by International Health Accounts Team

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Unit 8: ICHA-HP Classification of health care providers by International Health Accounts Team 11 th Meeting of Health Accounts Experts OECD, Paris, 7-8 October 2009

HP Providers: Institutional classification (1) Starting point: SHA1.0 separation of institutional and functional aspects. This principle of separation is a foundation of SHA1

HP Providers: Institutional classification (2) Starting point: SHA1.0 arranging country-specific institutions into common, internationally applicable categories A cross-classification between ICHA-HP and ISIC is essential

HP Provider classification SHA2: Objectives Three main objectives present a complete classification of all health care providers to structure the health care providers by their main characteristics, and to show the related structure of economic units, which support the processes and development of health care delivery (HP*.7)

HP Providers in SHA2 Figure 1: Classification of economic units in health accounts and health systems dimensions Health Systems dimensions* Providers HP*1-HP.4 1 Provision Principal activity all types of health care Households HP*.5 Home health care 2. Consumption Principal activity 3 Administration (Stewardship and management) 4. Financing Secondary activity Economic Units Purchasing/ Financing units / Administration HP*6 Secondary activity Principal activity Corporations (Rest of the economy) HP*7 Secondary activity (Principal activity) 4.1 Co-financing Co-financing Cost-sharing Co-financing 4.2 Resource allocation, purchasing, collecting, and pooling 5. Provision related activities and non-health care activities Secondary activity Principal activity Volunteering Secondary activity Principal activity or secondary activity provision related * An additional dimension is resource generation as capital formation or education.

HP Provider classification: Criteria Legal criteria: registers / licensed health care providers Activity criteria: principal activity and secondary Two exemptions exist: a) Households are classified as special class (providers of home health care) b) Financing units are classified as special class of providers of administrative services.

HP Provider Classification of SHA2: 1st digit HP*.1 Hospitals and long-term nursing homes; HP*.2 Providers of ambulatory care, HP*.3 Providers of transportation HP*.4 Retailers and providers of medical goods HP*.5 Households HP*.6 Providers of Health administration and financing HP*.7 Other Industries HP*.9 Rest of the world

HP Providers in SHA2: HP*.1 Hospitals and nursing care facilities Type of economic unit Providers SHA2.0 SHA1.0 NACE Rev 2 Hospitals and nursing care facilities HP*.1.0 Hospitals HP*.1.1 HP.1.0 General hospitals HP*.1.1.1 HP.1.1 8610 Specialised hospitals HP*.1.1.2 HP.1.2, HP.1.3 8610 University hospitals HP*.1.1.3 HP.1.1 8610 Nursing care facilities HP*.1.2 HP.2.1 8710

HP Providers in SHA2: HP*.2 Providers of ambulatory care Type of economic unit Providers SHA2.0 SHA1.0 NACE Rev 2 Providers of ambulatory health care HP*.2.0 HP.3 Medical practice HP*.2.1 Officies of general medicine HP*.2.1.1 HP.3.1 8621 Officies of medical specialists HP*.2.1.2 HP.3.1 8622 Dental practice HP*.2.2 HP.3.2 8623 Other health practitioners HP*.2.3 HP.3.3,3.6,3.9 8690, 88.1, 88.9 Outpatient care centres HP*.2.4 Medical multi-specialized care centers HP*.2.4.1 HP.3.4.5,3.4.9 8622 Dialysis centres HP*.2.4.2 HP.3.4.4 8690 Community care centres HP*.2.4.3 HP.3.4.9 8690 Laboratories HP*.2.5 HP.3.5, 3.9.2 8690 Providers of preventive care HP*.2.6 HP.5

HP Providers in SHA2: HP*.3, HP4*, HP*.5, and HP*.6 Type of economic unit Providers SHA2.0 SHA1.0 NACE Rev 2 Providers of patient transportation HP*.3.0 HP.3.9.1 8690 Emergency ambulances HP*.3.1 HP.3.9.1 8690 Other specialised transportation in health care HP*.3.2 HP.3.9.1 8690 Retailers and other providers of medical goods HP*.4.0 HP.4 Pharmacies HP*.4.1 HP.4.1 4773 Retailers of vision products HP*.4.2 HP.4.2 4778 Retailers of hearing aids HP*.4.3 HP.4.3 4774 Other retailers of medical goods HP*.4.9 HP.4.4,4.9 4774 Households HP*.5.0 HP.7.2 9820 Providers of health administration and financing HP*.6.0 Government administrative units HP*.6.1 HP.6.1 8412 Social Insurance units HP*.6.2 HP.6.2,6.3 8430 Private Insurance units HP*.6.3 HP.6.4 6512 NPISH HP*.6.4 -- 8899 Other administrative units HP*.6.9 HP.6.9

HP Providers in SHA2: HP*.7 Other industries (rest of the economy) Type of economic unit Providers SHA2.0 SHA1.0 NACE Rev 2 Other Industries (rest of the economy) HP*.7.0 Social care providers HP*.7.1 HP.2.2, HP.2.9 Residential mental health care facilities HP*.7.1.1 HP.2.2 8720 Residential fac. for the elderly / disabled HP*.7.1.2 HP.2.3 8730 All other residential care facilities HP*.7.1.3 HP.2.9 8790 Other social care providers HP*.7.1.9 HP.3.9, HP.7 88.1 Education and Training HP*.7.2 Medical education and traing HP*.7.2.1 8540 Other education and training HP*.7.2.2 8500 Research HP*.7.3 Scientific research HP*.7.3.1 7200 Market research HP*.7.3.2 7320 Industries HP*.7.4 Pharmaceutical Industry HP*.7.4.1 2100, 2060 Manufacture of medical supplies HP*.7.4.2 3250 Manufacture of denture HP*.7.4.3 HP.4.4 3250 Installation of medical equipment HP*.7.4.4 3320 Wholesale retailers of health care goods HP*.7.5 4646 Reinsurance of health insurance HP*.7.6 6520 Others HP*.7.9

Providers SHA2.0: Questions (1) Do you agree to form the special class of households at the 1 st digit (HP*.5)? to combine hospitals and nursing care facilities into HP*.1? to combine offices of other health practitioners and providers of home health care services? to separate providers of patient transportation at the 1 st digit (HP*.4)?

Providers SHA2.0: Questions (2) Do you agree to integrate Provision of public health programmes (HP.5) into HP*.6 Providers of health administration and financing to separate HP*.2.6 Providers of preventive care to structure HP*.7 Other industries (rest of the economy) to make it more detailed? to classify distributors of medical goods (e.g. supermarkets) under HP*.7.9 Others instead of HP*.4.9 Other retailers of medical goods?

Providers HP*: Question (3) SHA 2.0 versus SHA 1.0 Is there a value added by the proposed HP* classification?