Analysis of governance model and development path of government support for the development of “Public-Private Partnership Medical Insurance” from the perspective of holistic governance

Corresponding author: guo minjiang, guo.minjiang@imicams.ac.cn

DOI: 10.12201/bmr.202312.00002

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  Abstract: Objective: Based on the goal of multi-level medical insurance system, put forward the holistic governance way for government supporting the “Public-Private Partnership Medical Insurance” . Methods: The development process and characteristics of “Public-Private Partnership Medical Insurance” in China were analyzed. Based on the concept of holistic governance and multiple governance tools, a holistic governance model for government supporting the “Public-Private Partnership Medical Insurance” was constructed, and the existing problems were analyzed based on the current situation of typical regional governance. Results: At present, the holistic governance is not enough, there are problems such as fuzzy product positioning, immature information and marketing tools, and different levels of cooperation among the insurers and healthcare services, which affect the sustainability of the “Public-Private Partnership Medical Insurance”. Conclusion: As a new attempt in the construction of a multi-level medical insurance system, government departments should provide holistic governance from the perspective of top-level design to support the development of the “Public-Private Partnership Medical Insurance”, including clarifying the boundaries of government market responsibilities, promoting systematic support from government departments, strengthening information governance tools, and realizing multiple co-governance by improving the level of social participation.

  Key words: Insurance, Health; Public-Private Partnership Medical Insurance; Government department; Support mode; Multi-level medical security system; Holistic governance

  Submit time: 4 December 2023

  Copyright: The copyright holder for this preprint is the author/funder, who has granted biomedRxiv a license to display the preprint in perpetuity.
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