Tbilisi. On July 27, "Transparency International - Georgia" has
released the third report on the state of the Georgian health care sector. The
project focuses on the pharmaceutical, insurance and hospital sectors. The
report analyzes the state health insurance programs, as well as the existing
environment in the Georgian health insurance sector.
The report states that the key findings of research are based on an
in-depth analysis of the insurance market developments in 2008-2012; in-depth
interviews, structured interviews and large correspondence with all actors
involved in this process, as well as the insurance sociological study, which
was carried out in April-May 2012. The study included 252 beneficiaries of the
state insurance program and 100 beneficiaries of corporate and individual insurance
program, and in addition the control group consisting of 350 non-insured
respondents.
Further, the report includes recommendations for the Government of
Georgia, the National Bank and the insurers. The project is implemented with
the support of the Embassy of the Kingdom of Netherlands.
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