Revue Les Cahiers du POIDEX
Volume 15, Numéro 1, Pages 357-373
2026-06-03
Authors : Idiri Yanis . Ait Bara Hani .
In the context of structural reforms aimed at diversifying the Algerian economy, the health sector has been identified as a strategic pillar. Facing rising healthcare expenditures and technological challenges, optimal resource management has become imperative to transform this social sector into a driver of sustainable economic development. This study moves beyond an accounting-based vision of health to theorize mechanisms through which effective governance can maximize social return on investment and stimulate GDP growth. Based on health economics and public governance theories, and anchored in secondary empirical data (World Bank & WHO, 2015-2022), a critical literature review of recent Algerian health reforms is conducted to extract levers of technical and allocative efficiency. Key performance indicators reveal a persistent gap between resources mobilized and outcomes achieved, confirming that governance quality remains the central bottleneck.
Health Economics ; Hospital Governance ; Human Capital ; Economic Growth ; Algeria
Osmane Imene
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Yasmina Benabderrahmane
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pages 01-18.
Benmoussa Souleyman
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Rafik Boubechiche
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pages 230-254.
Malek Nadir
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Bouzida Zahia
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pages 522-535.
Bessadat Saci
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Didouh Choukria
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pages 773-788.
Yahiaoui Nour El Houda
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pages 95-109.