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The impact of health insurance expansion on physician treatment choice : Medicare Part D and physician prescribing

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Estimating the demand for health care with panel data : a semiparametric Bayesian approach

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Utilization of physician services at the end of life : differences between the United States and Canada

Latimer, Eric A.; Verrilli, Diana; Welch, William Pete - In: Inquiry : a journal of health care organization, … 36 (1999) 1, pp. 90-100

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Retiring in a white coat : doctors working after retirement

Manor, Shlomit; Holland, Roy - In: Journal of vocational behavior 133 (2022), pp. 1-12

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The Healer or the Druggist : Effects of Two Health Care Policies in Taiwan on Elderly Patients’ Choice between Physician and Pharmacist Services

Chang, Simon - 2012

Physicians and pharmacists in Taiwan both prescribed and dispensed drugs; many elderly people considered the two types … citizens and a separation policy (SP) that forbids physicians from dispensing and pharmacists from prescribing drugs. I find … visited pharmacists become more likely to also visit physicians after NHI was implemented. On the other hand, through legal …

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The Healer or the Druggist : Effects of Two Health Care Policies in Taiwan on Elderly Patients’ Choice between Physician and Pharmacist Services

Chang, Simon - 2012

When both physicians and pharmacists in Taiwan prescribed and dispensed drugs, many elderly people considered the two … policy (SP) that forbids physicians from dispensing and pharmacists from prescribing drugs. The author finds that by … providing an economic incentive to the previously uninsured elderly, NHI raised the probability that they would visit physicians …

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How Do the Elderly Fare in Medical Malpractice Litigation, Before and After Tort Reform? Evidence from Texas

Paik, Myungho; Black, Bernard S.; Hyman, David A.; … - 2012

The elderly account for a disproportionate share of medical spending, but little is known about how they are treated by the medical malpractice system, or how tort reform affects elderly claimants. We compare paid medical malpractice claims brought by elderly plaintiffs in Texas during 1988-2009...

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The Relationship between Physician Cost and Functional Status in the Elderly

Pollicino, Christine A.; Saltman, Deborah C. - 2008

To explore the relationship between functional status and physician cost (general practitioner/specialist) in an elderly population. Design, setting and participants. A longitudinal study involving 328 patients aged 65 years or over admitted to medical and surgical wards of a Sydney metropolitan...

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Older migrants' social capital in host countries : a Pan-European comparison

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