Organizational Structure
At the policy level, NHSO is governed by three statutory boards established under the National Health Security Act B.E. 2545 (2002), with the Office led by a Secretary General.
Governance Boards
Established under the National Health Security Act B.E. 2545 (2002).
NHSO Executive
Operational leadership team
NHSO Committee
Primary governance body
Quality & Standard Control Board
Healthcare quality oversight
Responsibilities
The National Health Security Act. 2002 Section 26 authorizes the National Health Security Office (NHSO) with the following responsibilities
- Responsible for administrative work of the National Health Security Committee, and the National Committee for Quality Accreditation.
- Compile and analyze data on health services.
- Organize systems for registration of beneficiaries service provider and their networks
- Administer the fund according to the regulations.
- Pay service expenses to health providers and their network under regulation determined by the National Health Security Committee.
- Carry out claiming process for medical services provided by the service providing units.
- Make service registration for people and aloe them to change their registration as required.
- Monitor and control service quality to be at standard level and make convenience to people when complaining.
- Process authority, ownership and assets.
- Organize rights and legal procedures concerning with its assets.
- Able to collect fees and services fees.
- Authorize other organizations to carry out activities under the responsibility of the office.
Organization Structure





