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1Health Program, Grattan Institute, 8 Malvina Place, Carlton, VIC, 3053, Australia. stephen.duckett@grattan.edu.au.
Background:
Payment models for palliative care vary across nations, with few adopting contemporary payments designs that apply to other parts of the health system.
Aim:
To propose optimal payment arrangements for palliative care.
Approach:
Review of relevant literature on funding mechanisms in health care generally and palliative care in particular.
Results:
Payment models for palliative care should move toward activity-based funding using an agreed classification, be uncapped funding with performance monitoring, and make explicit use of performance metrics and reporting.
Conclusions:
If palliative care is to become a universally accessible service, new approaches to funding, based on the experience of funding reforms in other parts of the health system, need to be adopted.
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