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higher than the standard inflation rate, creating high real costs that push up the expenditure for healthcare. Consequently …
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After years of stagnation and political cataclysms, Georgia tried to recover by launching radical economic and political reforms starting in 2004. The results of the reforms appeared to be impressive. The country's GDP has more than doubled; the total volume of bank deposits is five times what it...
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The general consensus among health economists is that the increasing capability of medical providers-often called medical "technology"-is responsible for the majority of growth in medical expenditure. And yet, the principle means of understanding medical technology is through the use of total...
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to increase the coinsurance rate by 10% both for those insured and their and dependants, national medical costs may be … costs by 60 billion yen (500 million US dollars) at most, with a corresponding increase in the demand for OTC medications by …
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After years of stagnation and political cataclysms, Georgia tried to recover by launching radical economic and political reforms starting in 2004. The results of the reforms appeared to be impressive. The country's GDP has more than doubled; the total volume of bank deposits is five times what it...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013122109
percent lower healthcare costs and mortality rates, depending on age groups and type of CAM. The lower costs result from fewer … used containing quarterly information on healthcare costs (care by general practitioner (GP), hospital care, pharmaceutical … neighborhood specific fixed effects at a highly detailed level, the lower costs and longer lives are unlikely to be related to …
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In efforts to decrease emergency department (ED) crowding and health care costs, frequent users of ED services have …, hospital inpatient length of stay, payment method, costs, and demographics. Results: Patients with three to 20 visits were more … lower average costs than patients visiting once. Patients with six to 20 visits had traditional Medicaid coverage more often …
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The Affordable Care Act included a provision to eliminate the Medicare prescription drug coverage gap. The policy was phased in by gradually diminishing the gap each year between 2011-2020. This provides a natural experiment to conduct an in-depth study of how the policy affected medication use,...
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This paper examines the behaviour of public hospitals in response to the average payment incentives created by price changes for patients classified in different Diagnosis Related Groups (DRGs). Using panel data on public hospitals located within the Italian region of Emilia-Romagna, we test...
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reduce costs by optimising processes in hospitals and beyond. They thereby respond to demographic shifts and the resulting …
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