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M. LAUDICELLA ; P. LI DONNI ; University of Southern Denmark. Danish Center of Health Economics Research (DaCHE.). Odense. DNK | Odense : University of Southern Denmark | 2021Many high-income countries have successfully reduced hospital mortality in several acute health conditions. We test the hypothesis that variation in the supply of care directed to saving the life of individuals with a health shock may result in [...]
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M. LAUDICELLA ; P. LI DONNI ; K. ROSE OLSEN ; et al. ; University of Southern Denmark. Danish Center of Health Economics Research (DaCHE.). Odense. DNK | Odense : University of Southern Denmark | 2020This study measures the increment of health care expenditure (HCE) that can be attributed to technological progress and change in medical practice by using a residual approach and microdata. We examine repeated cross-sections of individuals expe[...]
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V. DARDANONI ; M. LAUDICELLA ; P. LI DONNI ; University of York.HEALTH ; University of York. Health - Econometrics and Data Group. (H.E.D.G.). York. GBR | York : University of York | 2018We study hospital choice in the publicly funded National Health Service in England, using a two sample strategy to identify a structural model of demand for elective procedures. In the NHS patients are allowed to opt out from the market of free-[...]
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M. LAUDICELLA ; P. LI DONNI ; P.C. SMITH ; Imperial College London. London. GBR | Londres : Imperial College | 2012Hospital readmission rates are increasingly being used as signals of hospital performance and a basis for hospital reimbursement. However for some interventions their interpretation may be complicated by differential patient survival rates after[...]
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R. COOKSON ; M. LAUDICELLA ; P. LI DONNI ; University of York. Centre for Health Economics. (C.H.E.). York. GBR | York : University of York | 2011Increasing evidence shows that hospital competition under fixed prices can improve quality and reduce cost. Concerns remain, however, that competition may undermine socio-economic equity in the utilisation of care. We test this hypothesis in the[...]
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R. COOKSON ; M. LAUDICELLA ; P. LI DONNI ; University of York. Centre for Health Economics. (C.H.E.). York. GBR | York : University of York | 2011This study developed a method for measuring change in socio-economic equity in health care utilisation using small area level administrative data. Our method provides more detailed information on utilisation than survey data but only examines so[...]
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M. GAYNOR ; M. LAUDICELLA ; C. PROPPER ; National Bureau of Economic Research. (N.B.E.R.). Cambridge CA. USA | Cambridge : N.B.E.R. | 2011The literature on mergers between private hospitals suggests that such mergers often produce little benefit. Despite this, the UK government has pursued an active policy of hospital merger. These mergers are initiated by a regulator, acting on b[...]
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C. BOJKE ; A. CASTELLI ; M. LAUDICELLA ; A. STREET ; P. WARD ; University of York. Centre for Health Economics. (C.H.E.). York. GBR | York : University of York | 2010At a time when there are severe pressures on reducing public spending there is increasing emphasis on determining which parts of the country secure best value for money in the NHS. By linking together large scale and routinely collected datasets[...]
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M. LAUDICELLA ; K.M. OLSEN ; A. STREET ; University of York. Centre for Health Economics. (C.H.E.). York. GBR | York : University of York | 2009We assess patients admitted to English obstetrics departments to identify what proportion of variation in their costs is explained by patient characteristics and what proportion is due to departmental characteristics. Hospital Episode Statistics[...]
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R. COOKSON ; M. LAUDICELLA ; University of York. Health - Econometrics and Data Group. (H.E.D.G.). York. GBR | York : H.E.D.G. | 2009We examine whether hospital patients living in low income areas of England cost more to treat, using elective hip replacement as a tracer procedure and length of stay as a cost indicator. Anonymous hospital records are extracted on all 235,813 p[...]
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A. CASTELLI ; M. LAUDICELLA ; A. STREET ; University of York. Centre for Health Economics. (C.H.E.). York. GBR | York : University of York | 2008We report estimates of output for the National Health Service in England over the period 2003/4 to 2006/7. Our input index is virtually comprehensive, capturing as far as possible all the activities undertaken for NHS patients by both NHS and no[...]
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M. LAUDICELLA ; R. COOKSON ; A.M. JONES ; N. RICE ; University of York. Health - Econometrics and Data Group. (H.E.D.G.). York. GBR | York : H.E.D.G. | 2008This paper proposes a new approach to the measurement of inequality and inequity in the delivery of health care based on contributions from the literature on poverty and deprivation. This approach has some appealing characteristics: 1) inequity [...]
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Many countries are incorporating direct measures of non-market outputs in the national accounts. For any particular output to be included there has to be data about it for two adjacent periods. This is problematic because the classification of n[...]
