Public Private Partnering - Taking UAE Healthcare ahead
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The document discusses public-private partnerships (PPPs) in healthcare in the UAE. It outlines several issues facing public hospitals globally and in the UAE, including rising costs and demand outpacing budgets. It then presents various models for PPPs, such as private management of public hospitals or provision of specialized clinical services. Case studies from Saudi Arabia and India show successes with the PPP approach in controlling costs and improving services while maintaining regulatory oversight.
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- 1. Public Private Partnering Taking UAE Healthcare ahead. Gururaj Rai & Dr.Kishan Pakkal Zulekha Healthcare Group Hospital Build Middle East ,Dubai Investment & Finance In Healthcare 3 rd June 2010
- 8. UAE – Healthcare Market Source: Medical Markets Fact book - 2009 20 4 Dubai Health Authority PHC Hospitals Regulators NA 35 Private Sector Field clinics 3 Army Directorate 40 12 HAAD - SEHA 88 22 Ministry of Health
- 11. Projected Burden of disease
- 12. UAE – 160% demand for Hosp beds by 2025
- 18. Source: Research Data – Zulekha Hospital Dialysis Services- Dubai & Sharjah * Pt Figures taken on Approximation 50 7 Private Sector 1200 16 Sheikh Khalifa Hospital, Ajman 1500 17 AL Qasssimi Hospital, Sharjah Approx pts*/PM Units Providers - Renal Dialysis- Shj & Ajman 150 20 Private Sector 2000 30 Dubai Hospital Approx pts*/PM Units Providers -Renal Dialysis- Dubai
- 21. Options for Private participation in Public Hospitals
- 22. Options for PPP Manages public hospital for public patients and contracts with private wing for sharing joint costs, staff, and equipment. Operates private wing (for private patients). May provide only accommodation services or clinical services as well. Co-location of private wing within or beside public hospital. Public Responsibility Pvt Responsibility Options
- 23. Options for PPP Provides all clinical services (and staff) and hospital management. Provides non clinical services (cleaning, catering, laundry, security, building maintenance) and employs staff for these services. non clinical support services Public Responsibility Pvt Responsibility Options
- 24. Options for PPP Manages hospital and provides clinical services. Provides clinical support services such as radiology and laboratory services. clinical support services Public Responsibility Pvt Responsibility Options
- 25. Options for PPP Public Responsibility Pvt Responsibility Options Manages hospital and provides most clinical services. Provides specialized clinical services (such as lithotripsy) or routine services. Outsourcing specialized clinical services
- 26. Options for PPP Public Responsibility Pvt Responsibility Options pays private operator for services provided, and monitors and regulates services and contract compliance. Manages public hospital under contract with government provides clinical and non clinical for services provided. Private management of public hospital
- 28. SEHA – PPP Model
- 32. Saudi Arabia
- 34. Source – Booz & Co.
- 36. Sri Sathya Sai Medical Trust- Bangalore
- 39. Thank You A panoramic view of SSSIHMS ,Bangalore