A Scott - Handbook of health economics, 2000 - Elsevier
General (or family) practice and its role within primary care is increasingly regarded as the key to achieving efficiency and equity in many health care systems. This is particularly …
• Observação nº 2–Para discutir a sustentabilidade financeira seja do Serviço Nacional de Saúde seja do sistema de saúde não se pode olhar apenas para o valor num momento do …
J Traczynski, V Udalova - Journal of health economics, 2018 - Elsevier
Many states allow nurse practitioners (NPs) to practice and prescribe drugs without physician oversight, increasing the number of autonomous primary care providers. We …
The focus of the present study is to examine whether supplier-induced demand exists for primary care physician services in Norway. We compare how two groups of physicians, with …
C Léonard, S Stordeur, D Roberfroid - Health policy, 2009 - Elsevier
BACKGROUND: Supplier-induced demand (SID) for health care could be a crucial factor of rising health expenditures. However, there is thus far no consensus on the topic …
A number of empirical studies have shown that there is a negative association between population: physician ratio and utilization of medical services. However, it is not clear …
We present a model of the physician–patient relationship extending on the model by Farley [Farley, PJ, 1986. Theories of the price and quantity of physician services. Journal of Health …
Abstract We study how General Practitioners (GPs) respond to fee changes with respect to the number of visits and treatment intensity. Our empirical strategy is to exploit within GP …
V Lorant, I Thomas, D Deliège, R Tonglet - Social science & medicine, 2001 - Elsevier
This paper aims at investigating whether the relationship between mortality and socio- economic deprivation is affected by the spatial autocorrelation of ecological data. A simple …