Browsing by Autor "Giancarlo Buitrago"

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    El fortalecimiento de la Superintendencia Nacional de Salud (SUPERSALUD) es prioritario para garantizar el derecho fundamental a la salud.
    (2022) Óscar Espinosa; Kelly Estrada; Oscar H. Franco; Magda Cepeda; Paul Rodríguez; Liliana Chicaíza; Giancarlo Buitrago; Nelson Alvis‐Guzmán; Maylen Liseth Rojas-Botero; Norman Maldonado
    El fortalecimiento técnico de la Superintendencia Nacional de Salud (SuperSalud), ente de inspección, vigilancia y control del Sistema General de Seguridad Social en Salud de Colombia, es necesario. Para tal fin, se propone el uso eficiente de los sistemas de información, que permita la toma de decisiones en política pública y que garantice el derecho fundamental de la salud.
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    Factors Associated with SARS-CoV-2 Infection in Bogotá, Colombia: Results from a Large Epidemiological Surveillance Study
    (RELX Group (Netherlands), 2021) Andrea Ramírez Varela; Luis Jorge Hernández Flórez; Guillermo Tamayo Cabeza; Sandra Contreras‐Arrieta; Silvia Restrepo; Rachid Laajaj; Giancarlo Buitrago; Paola Rueda‐Guevara; Yuldor Caballero Diaz; Martha J. Vives
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    Integración vertical en el sector colombiano de la salud
    (2016) David Bardey; Giancarlo Buitrago
    This paper provides a literature review dealing with vertical integration in healthcare systems with a special emphasis in the Colombian health care sector. We start by introducing some general concerns about vertical integration by presenting some of its traditional advantages and disadvantages. Next, we focus on the consequences of vertical integration in the healthcare sector, taking advantage of the US experience. Then, we describe the Colombian healthcare system and some changes of the vertical integration regulation. Finally, the authors provide some public policy recommendations regarding this regulation. In particular, we recommend to switch from a regulatory approach to a supervision model.