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UNICEF defines pregnancy to age two as a unique window for lifelong outcomes. A latest study from PIDS and UNICEF urges a macro-fiscal shift to 3Cs ..

#PIDSInfoBits: Did you know that while the Philippine economy can often absorb the shock of a short-term disaster, repeated damages and slow recovery ..

A recent study released by the 草莓视频 (PIDS) recommends that the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHe..

This paper integrates three studies that collectively assess the current state of the health information system (HIS) in the Philippines and identify ..

Data on healthcare claims reveal how patients seek treatment, how providers perform, and how the health system delivers equity and efficiency. By ana..

Philippine health authorities are poised to tap into a wealth of invaluable data that could potentially leapfrog universal health care (UHC) across th..

The Philippines remains stuck in an 鈥渋ntergenerational curse of malnutrition鈥濃�攁 crisis experts say could weaken the country鈥檚 human capital an..

In the Philippines, hospital efficiency and quality are rarely assessed due to the limited availability of administrative health data. An analysis of ..

The 草莓视频 (PIDS) will hold a Health Systems 草莓视频 Dissemination Forum on November 20, 2025 from 9:00 AM to 5..

The 草莓视频 (PIDS) will hold a webinar on November 27, 2025, from 9:00 to 11:30 AM via Zoom, featuring two PIDS s..

To address the long-standing problem of malnutrition in the Philippines, adequate and efficient public spending is critical. However, monitoring healt..

A PIDS study finds overlapping national, LGU, and PhilHealth payments that create “double funding” and fragment pools; it recommends cla..

Child health and nutrition shape the future of individuals, communities, and nations. In the Philippines, chronic child malnutrition continues to hind..

In this report, we characterize government health expenditures, examine the fragmented and overlapping nature of various financing streams, and propos..

In the Philippines, out-of-pocket or direct payments made by patients have persistently accounted for nearly half of the country’s health spendi..