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Health Economics Review
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ISSN 2191-1991 · BMC · 644 artikel di indeks
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An economic analysis of the impact of education on health behaviours and health outcomes in South Africa: a case of Amathole District Municipality and Buffalo City Metropolitan Municipality
Abstract Background The current study investigates the economic impact of education on health behaviour and health outcomes, specifically targeting the Raymond Mhlaba and Buffalo City municipalities in the Eastern Cape region, South Africa. Methods The study employs and modifies the National Income…
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Factors associated with breast cancer screening among insured and uninsured women in Tanzania: an analysis of the Tanzania demographic and health survey 2022
Abstract Background Globally, breast cancer is one of the most common cancers among women, especially in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). The health insurance status in LMICs is approximately 31.1% as of 2023, indicating that out-of-pocket (OOP) payments are common in these countries. In…
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Health economic analysis of organizational models for breast cancer surgery: a bottom-up micro-costing and cost-minimization approach
Abstract Background Healthcare systems face challenges in optimizing resources while maintaining high-quality care. Breast cancer surgery represents a substantial share of elective surgery and provides an opportunity to evaluate different organizational models. This study presents a health economic…
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A systematic review on indirect costs related to loss of productivity after stroke
Abstract Background and objective Stroke is a leading cause of death and disability worldwide. The age of stroke cases is decreasing, resulting in a loss of productivity for patients and their informal caregivers. However, socioeconomic impact analyses of stroke often underestimate the importance…
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Estimating the causal effect of cardiometabolic conditions on socioeconomic and healthcare outcomes: a scoping review of Mendelian randomization studies
Abstract Background Cardiometabolic risk factors and conditions are the leading contributors to morbidity and mortality, yet quantifying their causal effects on socioeconomic outcomes using observational data is challenging due to endogeneity. Using genetic variants as instrumental variables…
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Community-based care services and outpatient utilization among older adults: evidence from urban China
Abstract Objective To examine the association between community-based elderly care services (CECS) and outpatient service utilization among older adults in urban China. Study setting and design This observational cross-sectional study focused on CECS provided in City X, China, during 2022. The…
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Assessing the impact of government healthcare expenditure and life expectancy on economic growth in Saudi Arabia: an econometric time-series study (2000–2023)
Abstract Background Saudi Arabia has experienced remarkable growth in government spending on healthcare in the last 20 years, which is why the linkage between these investments and economic development has not been thoroughly researched. This paper discusses both the direct and indirect…
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All-in-one spinal cord stimulation and its economic impact
Abstract Objectives This study estimates the economic and organizational impact of adopting the All-in-One Spinal Cord Stimulation (SCS) implantation strategy compared to the traditional two-stage approach for chronic pain patients in Spain. We assess savings, resource utilization, and the success…
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Productivity costs of type 2 diabetes with or without co-occurring substance use disorder and depression
Abstract Background Depression and substance use disorders are common causes of disability and often co-occur with type 2 diabetes (T2D). This study aimed to assess productivity costs using both human capital (HC) and friction cost (FC) methods and to examine how these costs change with age among…
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Pay attention to your social capital! It determines your health: an analysis for the elderly in Europe
Abstract Background The concept of social capital and its association with health has gained relevance in the last decades. Different proposals for its measurement and classification have been established, making the use of a wide range of variables essential for its proper coverage. In this sense…
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The economic burden of mental health deterioration on Australian households: a longitudinal analysis of out-of-pocket healthcare expenditures
Abstract Background Mental health conditions impose substantial economic burdens on healthcare systems globally, with growing evidence indicating disproportionate impacts on household-level out-of-pocket (OOP) expenditures. Despite Australia’s universal healthcare system, the financial burden of…
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Can AI write your code? A case study of chatgpt’s statistical coding capabilities for quantitative research
Abstract Background Recent advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI), particularly in large language models (LLMs) like OpenAI’s ChatGPT, have extended its applications well beyond simple dialogue generation. ChatGPT has shown potential in supporting data-driven decision-making. ChatGPT has…
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Catastrophic and impoverishing health expenditures in fragmented public health systems: lessons from Mexico, 2000–2022
Abstract Background Universal Health Coverage (UHC) requires that all individuals access comprehensive health services without facing financial hardship. Fragmented health systems, characterised by multiple uncoordinated financing schemes, can weaken financial risk protection and disproportionately…
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Cost analysis of financial, productivity, and informal care burdens in families raising children with congenital anomalies
Abstract Background Congenital anomalies represent a major cause of childhood morbidity and disability, imposing long-term health, social, and financial challenges. While medical expenditures are relatively well-documented, evidence on the broader financial and social impact on…
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Paying for hospital care in seven central and Eastern European countries – a comparative analysis
Abstract Background The systems for paying health care providers consist of a complex set of arrangements, including payment methods and supporting elements. A diversity of payment methods exists, and for each of them the administrative process of setting prices (tariffs) plays a pivotal role. It…
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Reducing breast cancer recurrences with CDK4/6 inhibitor treatment of HR-positive, HER2-negative early stage breast cancer from a societal perspective
Abstract Background Hormone receptor (HR)–positive and HER2 receptor–negative breast cancer accounts for two thirds of all breast cancers. In case of distant recurrences, a non-curative strategy is usually implied. Hence, treatment options for early stage breast cancer to prevent metastatic…
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Latent profiles of health insurance literacy, numeracy and supplementary voluntary health insurance enrollment
Abstract Background Low enrollment threatens the sustainability of China’s voluntary health insurance system. Limited health insurance literacy and numeracy may create a cognitive barrier to informed decision-making regarding enrollment. This study aims to identify latent profiles of health…
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The impact of annual price revision based on external reference pricing on medicines between 2012 and 2023
Abstract Objectives The Annual Price Revision (APR) based on external reference pricing (ERP) is one of the price control measures for the pharmaceutical sector implemented in Portugal. This study evaluates the impact of the APR on branded medicines in the outpatient market in Portugal between 2012…
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Beyond spending: nonlinear impacts of health financing and out-of-pocket costs on mortality in Africa
Abstract Background Existing evidence suggests that mortality remains disproportionately high across Africa, where gains in life expectancy continue to lag behind global progress. While health financing is central to health-system performance, its relationship with mortality in African settings…
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Generative AI in healthcare: redefining clinical practice through digital transformation
Abstract Although generative AI (GenAI) has transformative potential for healthcare systems, this timely issue has not yet been sufficiently explored. This study investigates the application effectiveness and underlying mechanisms of GenAI in the healthcare sector, using a dataset comprising 1,440…