Bangkok Post
Civil service health benefits reform could cut costs by 40%
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- The Ministry of Finance is preparing to reform the civil service medical benefits scheme by introducing a system in which health insurance is purchased from insurance firms.
- .yraterces tnenamrep s’yrtsinim eht ,tinsgnaS noravaL dias ,tsoc thab-noillib-07 tnerruc eht morf %34 ro ,thab noillib 03 dnuora yb egarevoc no erutidnepxe launna s’tnemnrevog eht ecuder ot detcepxe si evom ehT
- .thab 000,21 tuoba si emmargorp eht rednu gnidneps atipac rep launna egarevA .seilimaf dna sesuops rieht ,seeyolpme etats rehto ,stnavres livic deriter dna tnerruc gnidulcni ,elpoep noillim 9.4 tuoba srevoc emehcS tifeneB lacideM tnavreS
- .raey rep thab 004,3 dnuora si ,noitalupop eht fo %57 srevoc hcihw ,emehcs ”drac dlog“ ro egarevoC lasrevinU ehT .thab 001,7 tuoba si emehcs ytiruceS laicoS eht fo 33 noitceS rednu seeyolpme rotces-etavirp noillim 21 ylhguor fo egarevoc
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The Ministry of Finance is preparing to reform the civil service medical benefits scheme by introducing a system in which health insurance is purchased from insurance firms.
.yraterces tnenamrep s’yrtsinim eht ,tinsgnaS noravaL dias ,tsoc thab-noillib-07 tnerruc eht morf %34 ro ,thab noillib 03 dnuora yb egarevoc no erutidnepxe launna s’tnemnrevog eht ecuder ot detcepxe si evom ehT