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No Insurance, Public Insurance, and Private Insurance: Do These Options Contribute to Differences in General Health?

Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved, 1995
This paper examines the validity of two of the basic assumptions made about health care insurance and health, namely that having any insurance is associated with better health and, in particular, that having public, welfare-based insurance has better health consequences for the poor than does having no insurance.
B, Hahn, A B, Flood
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Developments and General Features of National Health Insurance in Korea

Social Work in Public Health, 2010
The purpose of this paper is to examine the unique features and current issues of National Health Insurance (NHI) in Korea and to propose future tasks and recommendations. NHI has improved the equity of insurance contributions and the efficiency of managerial operations by converting a society-based corporatist system with multiple insurers into a ...
Kyo-Seong, Kim, Young-Jae, Lee
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General Health Insurance Coverage

2020
The determination and management of health policies in Turkey has a fragmented appearance. Accordingly, different institutions have undertaken different tasks in the field of health. As a matter of fact, although the basic task is convened in the Ministry of Health, it is seen that various public institutions and private organizations are active in ...
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Health Services Provided by General Health Insurance

2020
The content of health services is determined depending on the purpose desired to be provided by these services. The purpose of health services is to ensure that the general health insured and the dependents remain healthy, regain their health if they become ill, to provide the necessary health allowances in case of occupational accident, occupational ...
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Use of Outpatient Mental Health Services by a General Population With Health Insurance Coverage

Psychiatric Services, 1986
Characteristics of use of mental health services by 4,254 persons enrolled in the Rand Health Insurance Study were analyzed in an attempt to predict patterns of use by a general population with assigned insurance coverage. Families in the study, whose members ranged in age from birth through 62 years, were randomly assigned to one of 14 insurance plans
Wells, Kenneth B.   +4 more
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The Second Generation Slovenian Health Insurance Card

2009
Ten years have passed since the design of the Slovenian health insurance card system, which has been used daily in the entire Slovenian health sector for the last eight years. Eventually, however, a growing number of business and technical reasons arose for the gradual renovation of the system.
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Associations of self‐reported dental health and general health measures in the Rand Health Insurance Experiment

Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology, 1991
Abstract Data from the Rand Health Insurance Experiment (HIE) are used in exploratory analyses to examine the associations of self‐reported dental health with general health measures. Responses of 1658 dentulous participants 18–61 yr of age are examined. Patterns of association among and between items of the physical, mental, social, and general health
T A, Dolan, B F, Gooch, L B, Bourque
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Comparative Performance of Health Insurance Business of Public and Private General Insurance Companies in India

KINFORMS, 2015
The study is an endeavour to analyse the comparative performance of health insurance business of public and private general insurance companies for the period from 2006-07 to 2011-12 using the Mann- Whitney Test. The comparative performance of the health insurance business of 4 public, 8 private general insurance companies and 2 standalone health ...
Harinder Singh Harinder Singh   +1 more
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Health Insurance Literacy Among Second-Generation Nigerian Americans

Health Promotion Practice
Health insurance literacy—the ability to locate, comprehend, and use information about health insurance—is a critical yet understudied dimension of health equity for second-generation Nigerian Americans. Despite health insurance’s known role in reducing disparities in preventive care, this population faces unique barriers in navigating the U.S.
Omobolanle Kushimo, Cynthia Baur
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