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    Iraq Tackles Health Care Reform

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    Post by chouchou Fri 15 Feb 2013, 12:27 pm

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    The Iraqi Ministry of Health is engaged in a study regarding the
    possibility of enacting a health care law, which is supposed to be the
    cornerstone of Iraq’s plan to improve the level of health services
    provided by medical institutions and to provide a new source of funding.

    Iraq allocates an estimated $5 billion annually to cover the needs of the health sector, whose infrastructure is limited.

    The ministry said it formed three specialized committees that are
    working on putting in place the primary structure for a health care
    draft law in the country, before it is debated by the legislative
    institution.

    Ministry spokesman Ziad Tariq said that the first committee is
    charged with studying the health systems of various countries, and
    looking at how Iraq’s draft law could benefit from their experiences.
    The second committee is studying the Iraqi health system and identifying
    its major needs, while the third committee is dealing with financial
    matters related to the application of this law.

    The chairperson of the Health Committee in the Iraqi Parliament,
    Liqaa al-Yassin, said that over the past few years the Ministry of
    Health has only been able to spend about half of its share in Iraq’s
    budget. She asks: “What is the point in legislating a new law that is
    basically aimed at acquiring additional financial returns?”

    In Iraq, the process for any new legislation begins with the ministry
    or the executive party that is drafting a law. It is then sent to the
    state’s Shura Council, which is responsible for determining legal
    validity. It is then forwarded to the Council of Ministers to be
    discussed and ratified. Finally, it is referred to the Council of
    Representatives for approval or rejection.
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