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Effect of reducing cost sharing for outpatient care on children's inpatient services in Japan

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investigates the effects of reducing cost sharing for outpatient services on hospital admissions by exploring a subsidy policy for … hospital admissions, although this effect varies by region. The subsidy reduces the number of overall admissions in low …

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Measuring the impact of Japanese local public hospital reform on national medical expenditure via panel data regression

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Supplier-induced demand for newborn treatment : evidence from Japan

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Three essays on health care

Shigeoka, Hitoshi - 2012

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No Toyotas in Health Care : Why Medical Care Has Not Evolved to Meet Patients' Needs

Coye, Molly Joel - 2002

The incentives and structure of health care in the United States produce exactly what we should expect in the quality of care for chronic disease: highly variable patterns of care and widespread failure to implement evidence-based best practices. The persistent inability of providers to improve...

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