In spite of the vast number of studies measuring economic efficiency in health care, there
has been little take-up of this evidence by policy-makers to date. This study provides an …

Smoking, hazardous drinking, fast driving, unhealthy eating, unsafe sex. These are just some
of the things that pose a threat to the health of populations everywhere. Although they are …

This study aimed to evaluate whether subjective assessments of unmet need may complement
conventional methods of measuring socioeconomic inequity in health care utilization. …

This paper compares health policy responses to COVID-19 in Canada, Ireland, the United
Kingdom and United States of America (US) from January to November 2020, with the aim of …

Objectives. We compared the extent of socioeconomic differences in use of health care
services based on wealth (ie, accumulated assets) as the socioeconomic ranking variable with …

This study examines the impact that private financing of prescription drugs in Canada has on
equity in the utilization of publicly financed physician services. The complementary nature …

… In an extensive research review, Mark Stabile and Sara Allin examine evidence about three
kinds of costs—direct, out-of-pocket costs incurred as a result of the child s disability; indirect …

The health care system in Canada receives a great deal of international attention, but it is
subject to considerable critique and debate locally. Health Systems in Transition: Canada …

The Greek health system does not yet offer universal coverage and has fragmented funding
and delivery. Funding is regressive, with a reliance on informal payments, and there are …

This article reports on the psychometric properties of The Recalled Childhood Gender
Identity/Gender Role Questionnaire, a 23-item questionnaire designed to measure recalled gender…