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Date:
February 18, 2003 (Tuesday)
Time: 12:00 noon to 14:00 pm
Venue: Seminar Room 5, LG1, Laboratory Block, Faculty of Medicine
Building, 21 Sassoon Road, Pokfulam
As health care systems evolve and
reinvent themselves, three key questions arise: How much care should
we deliver? How much will it cost? and Who pays for it? The US health
care system has been undergoing substantial change, and there is
a lot of dissatisfaction with the system today. In this seminar,
Anna Rappaport will take an actuarial perspective and look at lessons
learned that might help us in thinking through these three questions.
She will also look at the role of actuaries as part of a multi-disciplinary
group thinking about health care.
Anna Rappaport is a worldwide partner
of Mercer Human Resources Consulting and a past-president of the
Society of Actuaries. She has been an actuary and futurist for more
than forty years. In recent years, she has focused on strategic
benefit planning as well as pension and retiree health care plan
management. She was selected as a delegate to the U.S. Government's
1998 and 2002 National Summit on Retirement Savings.
Anna is Fellow of the Society of
Actuaries and has a Master of Business Administration from the University
of Chicago. She has been very active within the benefits community
and the actuarial profession. In conjunction with its 10th anniversary,
Workers in Employee Benefits named her Employee Benefits Professional
of the Decade. Anna has also been selected by Business Insurance
as one of the top 100 women in Benefits and Insurance in October
2000.
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