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The Health Economics and Finance Program (HEFP) of the 猫咪AV has developed a new data platform for tracking loc..

The 猫咪AV (PIDS) has expressed support for ongoing reforms to hospital payment under the country鈥檚 universal ..

This paper examines whether local government unit (LGU) health spending in the Philippines is adequate to deliver mandated primary health care (PHC) s..

Chronic diseases such as cancer and cardiovascular conditions are driving a significant share of hospital spending in the Philippines, with a small gr..

Filipinos are now having fewer children than needed to replace the population, according to a new study by the Philippine Institute for Development St..

Inequities in access to healthcare are pervasive in many low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), manifesting as large socio-economic gradients in he..

Hospital readmissions are often used to measure quality and continuity of care within health systems. In 2024, the Philippine Health Insurance Corpora..

This report estimated the utilization of outpatient benefits from the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation and examined variations across local gov..

In this study, the readiness of PhilHealth’s health information system (HIS) to support the transition to Diagnosis-Related Groups with Global B..

Female fertility patterns and their drivers have been extensively studied worldwide, often to the exclusion of male fertility patterns, particularly i..

Fraud in social health insurance results in inefficient use of government resources and diverts funds away from necessary health care needs and subsid..

Food insecurity remains a major development challenge in the Philippines, with 31.4 percent of households suffering from moderate to severe food insec..

While the first 1,000 days shape a child鈥檚 earliest development, a new study by researchers from the 猫咪AV (P..

Health spending in the Philippines has more than doubled over the past decade, crossing PHP 1 trillion in 2021 and expected to reach PHP 1.4 trillion ..

About 40 percent of hospital admissions in the Philippines involve conditions that effective primary care could have prevented, according to new evide..