World Bank2016-04-112016-04-112016-02-01https://hdl.handle.net/10986/24030This report analyses equity and financial protection in the health sector of Timor-Leste. In particular, it examines inequalities in health outcomes, health behavior and health care utilization; benefit incidence analysis; financial protection; and the progressivity of health care financing. Data are drawn from the 2009-2010 Demographic and Health Survey, the 2001-2002 and 2007-2008 Living Standards and Measurement Surveys as well as 2011-2012 Household Income Expenditure Survey, and the Ministry of Finance. All analyses are conducted using original data and performed using the health modules of the ADePT software.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOHEALTH CARE PROVIDERSLIVING STANDARDSCHILD HEALTHPAYMENTS FOR HEALTH CAREFINANCIAL IMPACTINEQUALITIES IN HEALTH CAREPEOPLEFINANCIAL EQUITYHEALTH SPENDINGFINANCINGFINANCIAL MANAGEMENTHEALTH DEMANDANTENATAL CAREDEATHSINCOMEUNDER-FIVE MORTALITYHEALTH CARE UTILIZATIONPUBLIC COSTSHEALTH EXPENDITURESDOCTORSHEALTH DELIVERY SYSTEMHEALTH ECONOMICSSEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASESCOMMUNITY HEALTHSHARE OF HEALTH SPENDINGPRIMARY CAREMONITORINGHEALTH INSURANCEHEALTH CAREHEALTH CARE WORKERSFINANCIAL PROTECTIONHEALTHINFORMAL PAYMENTSHEALTH PROFESSIONALSHEALTH WORKERSPOCKET PAYMENTSHEALTH SERVICE UTILIZATIONHEALTH FACILITIESHEALTH FINANCEPUBLIC HEALTHHEALTH SECTORPHARMACIESINCIDENCE ANALYSISCOSTSIMMUNIZATIONPATIENTSSMOKINGPROBABILITYHEALTH INDICATORSHEALTH SYSTEMSPUBLIC HEALTH CAREPUBLIC HOSPITALSHEALTH CENTERSSOCIAL INSURANCENURSESHEALTH CARE SERVICESHOUSEHOLD INCOMEMEDICAL CAREHOSPITAL CAREHEALTH ORGANIZATIONHOSPITAL SERVICESPUBLIC HEALTH SPENDINGOUTPATIENT SERVICESMORTALITYHEALTH CARE SYSTEMMEDICAL TREATMENTHEALTH CARE CONSUMPTIONHEALTH SPENDINGHEALTH SPENDINGEQUITYINFANT MORTALITYSTDSWORKERSAGEDHEALTH DELIVERYPUBLIC EXPENDITURECAREBUDGETSDEMANDHEALTH OUTCOMESDELIVERY SYSTEMPUBLIC PROVIDERSMEDICAL SUPPLIESEXPENDITURESHOSPITAL UTILIZATIONHEALTH BEHAVIORHEALTH CARE FINANCINGPRIVATE SECTORMEASUREMENTNUTRITIONHEALTH POSTSHEALTH CARE PROVIDERHEALTH CARE EXPENDITURESHEALTH COVERAGEPRIMARY HEALTH CAREHEALTH SECTORMOBILE CLINICSRISK FACTORSNATIONAL HEALTHHEALTH EXPENDITURE PER CAPITAHEALTH SYSTEMINSURANCEWALKINGWEIGHTPREGNANT WOMENHEALTH CARE DELIVERYOBESITYCHILDRENCLINICSRISKHUMAN RESOURCESPOVERTYHEALTH EXPENDITUREILLNESSPRIVATE PHARMACIESABILITY TO PAYHEALTH FINANCING SYSTEMINCIDENCEINFANTSHEALTH CARE EXPENDITUREREHABILITATIONPRIVATE SPENDINGPOPULATIONPOLIOHEALTH CARE FINANCEFINANCIAL CONSEQUENCESFEESREGISTRATIONMEDICINESHEALTH CARE SPENDINGHEALTH FINANCINGPUBLIC SPENDINGHOSPITALSINFANT MORTALITY RATEHEALTH INTERVENTIONSBIRTH ATTENDANTHEALTH SERVICEINFANT MORTALITY RATECATASTROPHIC HEALTH EXPENDITUREHEALTH SERVICESHOUSEHOLD EXPENDITUREIMPLEMENTATIONPUBLIC HOSPITALINCOME GROUPSReportWorld Bank10.1596/24030