Schneider Institutes for Health Policy, Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts, USA.
East Mediterr Health J. 2010 May;16(5):467-73.
A benefit-incidence analysis was conducted for the year 2000 using various data sources including the Jordan healthcare utilization and expenditure survey 2000. The results illustrate that the poorest segment of the Jordanian population were the most likely to report sickness and seek treatment and were the main users of the Ministry of Health outpatient services. The poorest uninsured individuals were the main source of revenues generated through user fees. The targeting efficiency (i.e. total percentage of benefits received) for the poorest quintile was 33.8% compared with 4.0% in the richest quintile. The analysis demonstrates that the Jordanian government in-kind subsidy is reaching the poor.
利用包括 2000 年约旦医疗保健利用和支出调查在内的各种数据源，对 2000 年进行了受益-分配分析。结果表明，约旦人口中最贫困的阶层最有可能报告患病并寻求治疗，也是卫生部门诊服务的主要使用者。最贫困的无保险个人是通过用户付费产生的收入的主要来源。最贫困的五分之一人群的目标效率（即受益的总百分比）为 33.8%，而最富裕的五分之一人群为 4.0%。该分析表明，约旦政府的实物补贴正在惠及穷人。
