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Social network theory and analysis: a preliminary exploration. CHERE Working Paper 2009/5

Haas, Marion - Centre for Health Economics Research & Evaluation … - 2009

The rationale for addressing the issue of social networks and social network analysis in the context of health policy is to investigate the extent to which these theoretical and analytical paradigms represent feasible and useful tools to evaluate the effectiveness of strategies aimed at...

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The long run impact of child abuse on health care costs and wellbeing in Australia. CHERE Working Paper 2010/10

Reeve, Rebecca; Gool, Kees van - Centre for Health Economics Research & Evaluation … - 2010

There are approximately 55,000 substantiated child abuse or neglect cases in Australia each year, according to … adult physical and mental health conditions and associated health care costs in Australia. The analysis utilises … the understanding of the long run costs of child abuse in Australia. We conclude that prevention child abuse is expected …

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The drug bargaining game: Pharmaceutical regulation in Australia, CHERE Discussion Paper No 51

Wright, Donald J - Centre for Health Economics Research & Evaluation … - 2002

Many countries, including Australia, regulate the price consumers pay for pharmaceuticals. In this paper, the …

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Catastrophic insurance: Impact of the Australian Medicare Safety Net on fees, service use and out-of-pocket costs, CHERE Working Paper 2006/9

Gool, Kees van; Savage, Elizabeth; viney, Rosalie; … - Centre for Health Economics Research & Evaluation … - 2006

reform in Australia?s Medicare program. Whilst the Safety Net was introduced to help reduce out-of-pocket medical costs, this …

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Cost of organ and tissue donation in NSW - Report the NSW Department of Health, CHERE Project Report No 3

Cooper, Lyn; Hall, Jane - Centre for Health Economics Research & Evaluation … - 1997

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Delivery of less urgent ambulatory care in a hospital setting - Report the NSW Department of Health, CHERE Project Report No 2

Viney, Rosalie; Jan, Stephen; Haas, Marion - Centre for Health Economics Research & Evaluation … - 1996

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Can we design a market for competitive health insurance? CHERE Discussion Paper No 53

Hall, Jane - Centre for Health Economics Research & Evaluation … - 2004

other countries. Then, the paper outlines recent developments in private health insurance policy in Australia, and proposals …

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Australian health services research and its contribution to the international literature, CHERE Discussion Paper No 41

Hall, Jane; Chinchen, Liz - Centre for Health Economics Research & Evaluation … - 1999

This study was prompted by the findings of Butler et al (1998) that the Australian contribution to the international health services research literature accounted for 5.6% in 1993-1994. First, the methodology used in that study is critically appraised, and second, to identify the extent to which...

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Out-of-pocket health expenditures in Australia: A semi-parametric analysis, CHERE Working Paper 2006/15

Jones, Glenn; Savage, Elizabeth; Gool, Kees van - Centre for Health Economics Research & Evaluation … - 2006

Out-of-pocket health expenditures in Australia are high in international comparisons and have been growing at a faster … analysis of household health expenditures in Australia. …

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Advantageous selection in private health insurance: The case of Australia

Buchmueller, Thomas; Fiebig, Denzil; Jones, Glenn; … - Centre for Health Economics Research & Evaluation … - 2008

When consumers have private information about risk of suffering a loss, or equivalently, if insurers are prohibited from using observable information on risk in underwriting, theoretical models of insurance predict adverse selection. Yet the most common finding in empirical studies is that of no...

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