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Abolhallaj M, Hosseini S M, Jafari M, Alaei F. A Model for settlement of health insurance organizations’ debt to health service delivery institutions . Med J Islam Repub Iran 2017; 31 (1) :521-524
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A Model for settlement of health insurance organizations’ debt to health service delivery institutions
Masood Abolhallaj , Seyed Mohammadreza Hosseini , Mehdi Jafari , Fatemeh Alaei
Faculty of Management, Tehran University, Tehran, Iran, & Deputy of Department of Finance and Economic Affairs (Avapezeshk Holding), Tehran, Iran. , mhoseini67@yahoo.com
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    Background: Sukuk is a type of financial instrument backed by balance sheet and physical assets. This applied and descriptive study aimed at providing solutions to the problems faced by insurance companies in the health sector.
   Methods: In this study, we achieved operational models by reviewing the release nature and mechanism of any of the securities and combining them.
   Results: According to the model presented in this study, 2 problems could be solved: settling the past debts and avoiding future debts. This model was deigned based on asset backed securities.
   Conclusion: Utilizing financing instruments (such as Sukuk), creating investment funds, and finding a solution to this problem, this study was conducted in 2 aspects: (1) models that are settling old debts of the organization, and (2) models that prevent debts in the future.
 

Keywords: Health insurance, Organization's debt, Service delivery
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Type of Study: Original Research | Subject: Health Management and Economics
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