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The Estonian Health Insurance Fund received a prize in the International Quality and Innovation Competition for the introduction of a Drug Interaction Register in the e-Prescription system.

At the 25th anniversary of health insurance of the two Baltic countries, international experts will gather at a number of important meetings to ask how to ensure the effective functioning of the local healthcare systems in the next quarter of a century.

EHIF and the World Bank are organizing a conference in Tallinn, Estonia on October 25^th – 26^th. The event is held at the Space X center. The two organizations are introducing their report “Payment Systems Review” for the first time.

Katrin Romanenkov, Head o

The Estonian Health Insurance Fund opened a new version of the clinical guideline portal  www.ravijuhend.ee.  The website has clinical guidelines in a new interactive format, that is targeted to doctors, but patients are also welcome to visit the

We’re interested in your views on receiving medical treatment in other European countries.

The Health Insurance Fund has, for the first time, consolidated the results of three different quality indicators into a single report. The results include feedback to the Hospital Network Development Plan on the availability of treatment, the treatment process, and the e

“Today's planning of health services in treatment cases will help to manage specialized healthcare costs, at the same time the strategic purchase of health insurance must develop more in order to better value the comprehensive treatment process and its results,” says  the Chairman of

The Supervisory Board of the Estonian Health Insurance Fund confirmed last year's financial results on 26 April. The Supervisory Board also approved the amendments to the list of health services. The wage increase for health workers, calculated on the bas

Most of Estonia's population assesses the quality of medical care to be good, and the awareness of the population in the field of e-health services is growing. However, over the years there has been a slight decrease in people's satisfaction with the availability of medic