ESPISP II
Project Overview
The Second Emergency Social Protection Implementation Support Project (ESPISP II) is part of the Trust Fund for Lebanon. The project main objective is to improve administration, delivery, financial sustainability, and targeting of social services through implementation of new systems and the adoption of new policies in the MOPH. Accordingly, the efficiency of MOPH expenditures and the quality of services for citizens in the provision of health insurance will improve.
The project main objectives are:
- Establishment of a modern utilization management function.
- Design of modern hospital contracts based on key performance indicators (KPIs).
- Automation of the pre-authorization and claims processing system (visa billing system).
ESPISP II MOPH Contract
Consulting Services - Request for Expressions of Interest
Briefing on the Meeting Held at Gefinor-Rotana on 15 April 2014
New Tarification System
Hospital Performance Based Contracting, 2019 - Technical Document
Hospital Contracting Scores 2014
Hospital Performance Contracting 2014
Patient Satisfaction Survey Report 2014
Deduction by MOPH Auditing Committee
Proportion of ICU to Total admissions
Medical casemix v. Surgical casemix, June 2012 to May 2013
Medical casemix v. Surgical casemix, June 2012 to May 2013 (1)
Hospital accreditation, reimbursement and case mix: links and insights for contractual systems (2013) (BMC Health Services Research)
Authors: Walid Ammar, Jade Khalife, Fadi El-Jardali, Jenny Romanos, Hilda Harb, Ghassan Hamadeh and Hani Dimassi
Minister Decision No. 925/1 date 23/5/2019
Minister Decision No. 1980/1 date 26/11/2014
Minister Decision No. 803/1 date 22/4/2014
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