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The contingent valuation (CV) method is an attractive approach for comparing home care to hospital care in which the … by econometric results. The anchoring bias hypothesis was confirmed. The WTP for home BT compared to hospital BT … increased with household income, with previous experience of home care, with living far from the hospital and with low quality …
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Do healthcare providers pick their patients? This paper uses patient-level administrative data on skilled nursing facilities in California to estimate a structural model of selective admission practices in the nursing home industry. I exploit within-facility covariation between occupancy and...
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Medicare spending in 2014. We use the entry of LTCHs into local hospital markets and an event study design to estimate LTCHs …
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inpatient hospital care, and concluded that “there is no evidence that services provided at home replace hospital services … as a substitute for inpatient hospital care. My analysis is based on longitudinal (panel) data — observations on states … that states that had higher home health care employment growth during the period 1998-2008 tended to have lower hospital …
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This study investigates the effects of Medicaid and strategic behavior on (1) the probability of entering a nursing home, (2) amounts of formal and informal care provided elderly persons in the community, and (3) asset accumulation. We find that Medicaid subsidies increase the probability of...
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This paper reports the stated preference values for reducing the morbidity risks from drinking water estimated using a nationally representative U.S. sample of 3,585 households. Based on the average annual gastrointestinal (GI) illness risk in the U.S. from drinking water of about 5 illnesses...
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between the five most preferred providers, as predicted by theory. Our findings suggest that the incremental approach provides …
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This paper examines public valuations of mortality risk reductions. We set up a theoretical framework that allows for altruistic preferences, and subsequently test theoretical predictions through the design of a discrete choice experiment. By varying the tax scenario (uniform versus individual...
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In many countries hospital regulation undergoes fundamental change. In reaction to steadily increasing costs … pricing turns out to be more favorable, though not perfect. -- yardstick competition ; regulation ; hospital market …
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Our paper empirically examines how the decision to purchase private insurance and hospitalization are made based on household income, socio-demographic factors, and private health insurance factors in both Japan and the USA. Using these two data-sets, we found some similarities and...
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