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Medical Care, 1976
Survey data measuring outpatient health expenditure are evaluated for item nonresponse, measurement error, and bias. Item nonresponse is high for persons whose health care is financed through the public sector, but is otherwise manageable. Estimates of mean total and out-of-pocket physician and dental expenditure from two surveys using indirect methods
K H, Marquis +2 more
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Survey data measuring outpatient health expenditure are evaluated for item nonresponse, measurement error, and bias. Item nonresponse is high for persons whose health care is financed through the public sector, but is otherwise manageable. Estimates of mean total and out-of-pocket physician and dental expenditure from two surveys using indirect methods
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1986
Total expenditures of the statutory health insurance funds (GKV) in West-Germany have been a subject of much political concern throughout the last decade — both because of their size and their rate of growth. The share of health care expenditures in gross national product has risen dramatically, and payroll contributions to the sickness funds consume ...
Friedrich Breyer +2 more
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Total expenditures of the statutory health insurance funds (GKV) in West-Germany have been a subject of much political concern throughout the last decade — both because of their size and their rate of growth. The share of health care expenditures in gross national product has risen dramatically, and payroll contributions to the sickness funds consume ...
Friedrich Breyer +2 more
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Economic Class and Access to Physician Services under Public Medical Care Insurance
International Journal of Health Services, 1973The dynamic effects of public medical care insurance on access to physician services are examined in this paper. A special definition of access is employed where access is measured as the inverse of the proportion of families of a given economic class who have not used physician services in a given year.
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Preventive Medicine, 1984
The INSURE Project on Lifecycle Preventive Health Services is a 3-year feasibility study to develop and test a clinical model of preventive health services, including patient education, in primary medical care as an insurance benefit. Seventy-four primary care physicians in group practices were surveyed regarding their baseline attitudes toward, and ...
M A, Rosen, D N, Logsdon, M M, Demak
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The INSURE Project on Lifecycle Preventive Health Services is a 3-year feasibility study to develop and test a clinical model of preventive health services, including patient education, in primary medical care as an insurance benefit. Seventy-four primary care physicians in group practices were surveyed regarding their baseline attitudes toward, and ...
M A, Rosen, D N, Logsdon, M M, Demak
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Disease-Specific Moral Hazard and Optimal Health Insurance Design for Physician Services
Journal of Risk and Insurance, 2010ABSTRACT This article analyzes disease-specific moral hazard effects in the demand for physician office visits and explores whether optimal insurance for physician services should be designed to have disease-specific cost sharing. Generalized method of moments is implemented to address the endogeneity of private health insurance, and the nonnegativity ...
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[Fee for physician services in completing a life insurance examination].
Versicherungsmedizin, 1994The question if reports and examinations by medical doctors in the completion of a life insurance policy must be charged according to the official German schedule of fees for medical doctors (GOA) is answered differently in the literature. As the GOA has legal force, an account according to the GOA is prescribed if there is no other conclusion between ...
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Access to Physician Services in Public Insurance Programs for Low-Income Populations: A Framework for Assessment and Action. [PDF]
, 2003 Eligibility expansion for low-income children and families under Medicaid and the State Children’s Health Insurance Program has improved access to physician care for many, but problems continue to persist. This report provides a framework for states to use in assessing factors that promote or impede physician access, and to identify actions to improve ...
Marsha Gold, Sylvia Kuo
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Malpractice Insurance for Physicians in Military Service
New England Journal of Medicine, 1942openaire +1 more source
Determinants of physician services utilization among public insured elderly in Chile
Recent estimations have established that elderly population in Chile account for 26% of the population. Elderly are main consumers of health services and are considered as a vulnerable sector of the society. For that reason, since the year 2004, Chilean government has provided health services free of charge to the elderly beneficiaries of the public ...openaire +1 more source