To improve health status through the prevention of illnesses and the promotion of healthy lifestyles and to consistently improve the healthcare delivery system by focusing on access, equity, efficiency, quality and sustainability.
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Grade 12 certificate and an undergraduate qualification (NQF level 7) as recognized by SAQA in Finance/Accounting, Cost Accounting, Economics, Health Economics, or Actuarial Sciences.
A postgraduate qualification (NQF level 8) in relevant disciplines such as Finance and Accounting, Cost Accounting, Health Economics, Actuarial Sciences or a related quantitative social sciences field would be an advantage. At least five (5) years’ experience at a middle/senior managerial level in Health Economics/ Accounting within the health sector.
DUTIES :
Review the existing data collection and reporting process in health care facilities; the flow of funds; identify changes needed to move from input-based payment to prospective payment (e.g. Capitation and Diagnosis Related Groupers).
Develop an approach to on-going revisions of provider payment systems, and develop proof-of-concept, and progressively implement new provider payment mechanisms. Determine the nature of provider payment mechanisms and adopt additional mechanisms, including capitation for PHC and DRG for hospitals.
Define cost modelling methodology and required data sets and develop costing manual and determine the prices of health care services/drugs/consumables to be paid by the NHI Fund based on developed costing manual. Prepare information and communicate to the public (users, providers and other stakeholders) on the prices of services/drugs/consumables included in the Health Care Benefits to be covered by the NHI Fund.
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