This paper presents an overlapping generations model where agents face labor-income and health risks in order to … quantify the macroeconomic and welfare consequences of reform options for the German health care system. In addition to labor … supply, consumption and savings, households also choose health investments with skill-specific productivity in order to …

universal health coverage. Achieving this goal which is not a pure health policy, requires multisectoral collaboration to … and implemented to influence and facilitate multisectoral participation in fighting against fragmentation and increase … characterized by multiple fragmentation of resources and services, which reinforces economic and health inequities, referred to as …

therapeutic groups fasten and slow pharmaceutical growth based on price and/or volume effects. Methods: Annual growth rates of … to analyse a) whether German health policies can achieve sustainable growth of pharmaceutical expenditure, and b) which … pharmaceutical expenditure in the German social health insurance (SHI) between 2006 and 2018 are compared with indicators reflecting …

systems, and how they work alongside and intertwined with the CHA, are not well understood---including by those who provide … increased dramatically during the pandemic and yet are not clearly articulated within the CHA and other parallel/related health … under the Canada Health Act, its focus is on the spaces that the CHA does not occupy. For most Canadians, health care is …

Beispiel der Gesundheitspolitik Inauguraldissertation zur Erlangung des Grades eines Doktors der … .................................................................................................. 6 Kapitel A Gesundheitspolitik und europäische Integration: Theoretische Reflexionen und historischer Stand I … .................................................................................... 19 II. Gesundheitspolitik im europäischen Integrationsprozess ................ 21 1. Gesundheitspolitik als Domäne …

on institutional delivery in public health centers (OR .03, 95% CI 0.02, 06) and maternal care (OR 0.06, 95% CI 0.04, 0 … was initiated in 2005 to reduce maternal, neo-natal and infant mortality and out-of-pocket expenditure (OOPE) on maternal … care in India. Though evidence suggests improvement in maternal and child health, little is known on the change in OOPE and …

-based, co-payment, and sectorally based systems. The debate in Canada has largely been reduced to one of whether or not to allow … debated. This paper argues that allowing a parallel or duplicate private tier for physician and hospital services is not … benefit or alternatively offering significant benefits to a relatively small number of individuals, and pressure is put upon …

progressivity indices in some European countries and the US for the late 1980s and early 1990s. Not least due to the rather complex … guarantee access to a broad package of health services. However, healthcare financing involves varying distributive effects and … procedure involved with the evaluation of income and expenditure surveys, such indices have been rarely calculated since. From …

risk mitigation. Addressing poverty requires consideration of a much broader set of policies which may-or may not … preventive and simple curative services through low level health workers and facilities. But the strength of this consensus on … the primary health care paradigm is in sharp contrast to either the strength of its analytical foundations or its mixed …

Signals -- 3.2.1.3 Avoiding Incentives Not to Prevent or Cure -- 3.2.1.4 Maintaining Incentives for Cost Control ("Power …) -- 3.4.1 Age and Gender -- 3.4.2 Diagnoses on Submitted Claims or Encounter Records -- 3.4.3 Pharmacy Information -- 3 … -- 5.2.3 Comments on Individual-Level Fit Measures -- 5.3 Measures of Fit and Incentives at the Group (or Action) Level …