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SAVE-UHC

SAVE-UHC

About SAVE-UHC

As the government works toward progressive realisation of the Constitutional right to health care and the promises of Universal Health Coverage (UHC), there will be challenging decisions about what health services and health interventions will or will not be covered with a limited budget.

Introduction & Orientation

South Africa’s population has multiple diverse health needs. As the government works toward progressive realisation of the Constitutional right to health care and the promises of Universal Health Coverage (UHC), there will be challenging decisions about coverage of health services and health interventions with a limited budget.

Domains of The Framework

The SAVE-UHC Ethics Framework has 12 domains that should be considered.

The Development

Development of the SAVE-UHC Ethics Framework started with the high-level principles outlined in the NHI White Paper in order to translate and apply them to decision-making for specific health interventions.

Health Technology Assessment

Health Technology Assessment (HTA) is an increasingly popular process for using evidence to guide policy decisions about what health interventions to include in National Health Insurance schemes and benefits packages.

The SAMRC/Wits Centre for Health Economics and Decision Science (PRICELESS SA) is a research-to-policy unit that provides evidence, methodologies and tools for effective decision-making in health.


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