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    PhilHealth coverage in the informal sector: Identifying determinants of enrollment

    Silfverberg, Denise Valerie | January 2016
    Abstract
    One of the schemes of the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) is the Individually Paying Program (IPP), the voluntary component of the country's social health insurance. Those enrolled in the IPP scheme are individuals who opt to pay for their own membership. They generally include the self-employed, self-earning, and those in occupations without a formal employer-employee relationship, such as the informal sector. This Policy Note aims to identify the determinants of enrollment into the IPP. Identifying predisposing factors will allow for better and more efficient targeting of the sectors of the population that are otherwise difficult to capture.
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    Silfverberg, Denise Valerie. 2016. PhilHealth coverage in the informal sector: Identifying determinants of enrollment. © Philippine Institute for Development Studies. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/6441.
    ISSN
    1656-5266
    Keywords
    Health aid
    Medical Statistics
    Child Nutrition
    Health Costs
    Medical Economics
    Health System Developments
    Urban Health Services
    Rural Health Services
    Health Service Management
    Health Care Quality
    Health Aspects of Poverty
    Child Health
    Medical and health care industry
    Delivery of health care
    Prevention of disease
    Nutrition and state
    Sanitation systems
    Health status indicators
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    Silfverberg, Denise Valerie
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    Development
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