Category:Health economics

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The main article for this category is Health economics.

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Health economics is included in the JEL classification codes: JEL: I1

Subcategories

This category has the following 8 subcategories, out of 8 total.

H ► Health care markets‎ (1 C) M ► Healthcare management‎ (2 C, 17 P) ► Medical statistics‎ (2 C, 72 P)

M cont. ► Medical tourism‎ (17 P) P ► Public health‎ (15 C, 137 P) ► Publicly funded health care‎ (4 C, 12 P)

S ► Health and medical strikes‎ (3 P) T ► Medicine and healthcare trade unions‎ (3 C, 54 P)

Pages in category "Health economics"

The following 116 pages are in this category, out of 116 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

Health economics A Ambulatory Payment Classification B Biological standard of living Bundled payment C Capitation (healthcare) Case mix group Centre for Reviews and Dissemination Charity care Choosing Healthplans All Together Claims assistance professional Community rating Comparative effectiveness research Concierge medicine Consumer-driven health care Copayment Cost sharing Cost-effectiveness analysis Cost-minimization analysis Cost-shifting Cost–utility analysis Critical illness insurance D Deductible Dental tourism Disability Management Program Disability-adjusted life year Disease burden E Economic impact of AIDS EMBRACE Healthcare Reform Plan Equalization pool F Fee splitting Fee-for-service Free-market health care G Group purchasing organization H Health administration Health care prices Health care system Comparison of the health care systems in Canada and the United States Health consumerism Health crisis

H cont. Health Economics Health equity Health impact assessment Health Quality Report Cards Health services research Healthcare Professionals for Healthcare Reform HealthEquity High-deductible health plan Home care I Incremental cost-effectiveness ratio Independent medical examination Independent medical review Injury prevention Health insurance National Health Insurance (Japan) Inverse benefit law Inverse care law J Journal of Health Economics L Lives at Risk M Means test Medical Banking Medical case management Medical Expenditure Panel Survey Medical peer review Medical savings account Medical tourism Microinsurance N National health insurance National Health Interview Survey Nursing shortage Nutritional economics O Operating room management Orphan drug Outcomes Research Consortium Overutilization P Pay for performance (healthcare) Perspective (pharmacoeconomic) Pharmacoeconomics Physician supply

P cont. PMPM Point of service plan Health care reform debate in the United States Health care reforms proposed during the Obama administration Health policy Population health Practice-based commissioning Preferred provider organization Prospective payment system Health system Public health Public health insurance option Q Quality-adjusted life year R RAND Health Insurance Experiment Risk equalization Roemer's law Ronald Reagan Speaks Out Against Socialized Medicine S Self-funded health care SF-36 Shared decision-making Silent PPO Single-payer health care Socialized medicine Special Needs Plan Specialty Society Relative Value Scale Update Committee Steerage T The Hospital Uninsured Patient Discount Act Third-party administrator James Thornton (health economist) Time-trade-off Treatment IND U Medical underwriting Rohrer's index Unsafe abortion URAC Utilization management W Ralph Weber Welfare, Choice and Solidarity in Transition

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