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Waiting times are commonly used in the health sector to ration demand. We show that when money charges (coinsurance … time if the marginal cost of waiting is higher for patients with greater benefits from health care. Although waiting time … efficient consumption of health care. …
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on health care quality, health care financing and welfare. We show that without patient mobility quality is too low (high …
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on health care quality, health care financing and welfare. We show that without patient mobility quality is too low (high …
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on health care quality, health care financing and welfare. We show that without patient mobility quality is too low (high …
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on health care quality, health care financing and welfare. We show that without patient mobility quality is too low (high …
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mobility on health care quality, health care financing and welfare. We show that without patient mobility quality is too low …
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Patient mobility is a key issue in the EU who recently pased a new law on patients`right to EU-wide provider choice. In this paper we use a hotelling model with txo regions that differ in technology to study the impact of patient mobility leads to too low (higt) quality and two few (many)...
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on health care quality, health care financing and welfare. A decentralised solution without patient mobility leads to too …
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on health care quality, health care financing and welfare. A decentralised solution without patient mobility leads to too …
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We examine (a) the effect of market structure on the level of mortality for AMI, hip fracture, and stroke between 2002/3 and 2010/11 and (b) whether this effect changed after the introduction of Choice policy in 2006 which gave patients the right to a wider choice of hospital. For AMI and hip...
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