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This report contains two analyses. The first is a review of historical AHS data to determine if there are trends in the housing consumption patterns of the elderly. The second analysis contains projections of housing demand by the elderly through 2030. This section is organized with a brief discussion of the methodology for the historical analysis, followed by the longer discussion of the methodology for the housing projections analysis. The primary data source for our research has been the AHS. We used the national samples from 1995 through 2003. To derive historical trends for. | Interim Review of Government of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Food and Health Bureau Department of Health February 2011 Elderly Health Care Voucher Pilot Scheme Elderly Health Care Voucher Pilot Scheme An Interim Review Content EXECUTIVE SUMMARY.I PURPOSE.1 BACKGROUND.1 POLICY ADDRESS.1 SCHEME OBJECTIVES.1 IMPLEMENTATION.2 SCHEME DESIGN AND FEATURES.2 Elderly persons eligible to participate in the Scheme.2 Healthcare service providers eligible to participate in the Scheme.2 Restrictions on the use of health care vouchers.2 SCHEME OPERATION.3 Mechanism for issuing and using health care vouchers.3 Arrangement for reimbursement of health care vouchers.4 eHealth System.4 Privacy Impact Assessment and Privacy Compliance Assessment.5 Security Risk Assessment and Audit.6 The electronic platform piloting a model for scheme administration.6 IMPROVEMENT MEASURES.7 Data input of claim transactions.7 Modification to Consent Form.7 No need to arrange Voucher Account Creation Form.8 Use of Smart Identity Card Reader.8 PUBLICITY AND PROMOTION.9 REIMBURSEMENT.10 POST-CLAIM CHECKING AND AUDITING.10 Measures to prevent abuse of the Scheme.11 The Corruption Prevention Department of Independent Commission Against Corruption.12 The Audit Commission 12 INTERIM REVIEW.13 Objectives of the interim review 13 Methodology and source of findings.13 Elderly Health Care Voucher Pilot Scheme An Interim Review STATISTICS ON PARTICIPATION AND UTILIZATION.15 METHODOLOGY.15 RESULTS.15 A Statistics on healthcare service providers.15 Number of enrolled healthcare service providers.15 Distribution of places of practice.15 Enrolment among healthcare professionals.18 Participation among healthcare professionals.20 Enrolment and withdrawal of healthcare professionals.21 B Statistics on the elderly.23 Number of elderly people joining the Scheme.23 C Voucher utilization pattern.23 Number of eHealth accounts created.23 Number of claim transactions made.25 Number of eHealth accounts with zero .
