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Determinants of male healthcare utilization in Switzerland: does gender identity and migration background matter? [PDF]

BMC Health Serv Res
Lieb M, Zaiser C, Laskowski NM, Müller R, Theunert M, Paslakis G.   +5 more
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Inequalities in mammograms and cervical biopsies provision in the public and private sectors of the Brazilian healthcare system and the availability of gynecology and obstetrics specialists. [PDF]

Clinics (Sao Paulo)
Dias IWH, Baracat EC, Matijasevich A, Fernandes CE, Almeida CJ, Mosquera PS, Scheffer MC.   +6 more
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Utilization Growth and Reimbursement Decline in Spine Surgery: A Retrospective Analysis Using National Medicare Data From 2012 to 2024. [PDF]

Int J Spine Surg
Shelby H, Kim MS, Shelby J, Karakash W, Avetisian H, Wang JC, Hah RJ, Kiran Alluri R.   +7 more
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Patient Digital Engagement With After Visit Summary in Ambulatory Care.

JAMA Netw Open
Halvorson RT, Wang S, Wong L, Vasanthan A, Thombley R, Feeley BT, Holmgren AJ.   +6 more
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National sickness insurance and the use of physicians' services in Finland

Social Science & Medicine (1967), 1973
Abstract The implementation of a national sickness insurance program in Finland in 1964 was accompanied by a two-phase evaluation study to supply the health planners and decision-makers with information about the expediency of the program as well as further needs for changes in the national health policy.
K, Nyman, E, Kalimo
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Physician Service in Montreal before Universal Health Insurance

Medical Care, 1973
We report here the results of three surveys conducted during 1969-70 as part of the first phase of a before and after study of the introduction of comprehensive health insurance in the Montreal metropolitan area. 1. Household Survey. In a survey of a random sample of 6,000 households over a 12-month period, no direct relationship was found between ...
A D, McDonald, J C, McDonald, N, Steinmetz, P E, Enterline, V, Salter   +4 more
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Access to physician services: does supplemental insurance matter? Evidence from France [PDF]

Health Economics, 2004
AbstractIn France, public health insurance is universal but incomplete, with private payments accounting for roughly 25% of all spending. As a result, most people have supplemental private health insurance. We investigate the effects of such insurance on the utilization of physician services using data from the 1998 Enquête sur la santé et la ...
Thomas C. Buchmueller, Agnès Couffinhal, Michel Grignon, Marc Perronin   +3 more
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Racial disparities in insurance reimbursement for physician professional services in the ED

The American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2014
We sought to determine whether racial disparities exist in emergency physician professional services reimbursement from insurance. We hypothesized that insured adult African American emergency department (ED) visits are reimbursed at a lower level than White visits.We conducted a retrospective, observational cohort study of insured adult White and ...
Arvind, Venkat, Uchenna, Onyekwere, John M, O'Neill, Gajanan G, Hegde, Jennifer, Shang, Sunder, Kekre, Thomas P, Campbell   +6 more
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Switching Health Insurance and Its Effects on Access to Physician Services

Medical Care, 2008
This study examines the factors associated with discontinuous health insurance coverage without periods of uninsurance during the past year (ie, switching coverage), and whether it has a detrimental effect on basic access to care.We analyze the 2003 California Health Interview Survey samples of adults, ages 19-64 (n = 32,850) and children, ages 0-18 (n
Shana Alex, Lavarreda, Melissa, Gatchell, Ninez, Ponce, E Richard, Brown, Y Jenny, Chia   +4 more
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The Use of Physician Services Under a National Health Insurance Scheme

Medical Care, 1983
In this paper the individual is employed as the unit of analysis to examine the extent to which the use of physician care by beneficiaries insured under the Canadian Medicare program is determined by medical needs and sociodemographic characteristics as opposed to economic considerations.
R W, Broyles, P, Manga, D A, Binder, D E, Angus, A, Charette   +4 more
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