Add to ORKGImproving risk-equalisation in health insurance markets: Lessons from the Australian mode
The Australian healthcare system is characterized by a mix of public and private financing and provi...
markdownabstractSeveral countries world-wide, including Belgium, Germany, Israel, the Netherlands, S...
In April 2007, the ‘Reinsurance’ arrangements in place since 1956 were replaced by a ‘Risk Equalisat...
Improving risk-equalisation in health insurance markets: Lessons from the Australian mode
open3noThe aims of this paper are to evaluate the risk equalisation (RE) arrangement in Australia’s ...
The aims of this paper are to evaluate the risk equalisation (RE) arrangement in Australia’s private...
none4In April 2007, Australia introduced a risk equalisation (RE) scheme (de facto a claims equalisa...
In April 2007, Australia introduced a risk equalisation (RE) scheme (de facto a claims equalisation ...
none2siIn April 2007, the ‘Reinsurance’ arrangements in place since 1956 were replaced by a ‘Risk Eq...
Risk equalisation has been implemented in a number of countries as a means of providing explicit ris...
Risk equalisation has been implemented in a number of countries as a means of providing explicit ris...
Risk equalisation has been implemented in a number of countries as a means of providing explicit ris...
none4The paper summarises the conclusions for health policy from the experience of three countries w...
This paper outlines a model of the Australian private health insurance industry embedded within Aust...
This working paper from the National Centre for Epidemiology & Population Health outlines a mode...
The Australian healthcare system is characterized by a mix of public and private financing and provi...
markdownabstractSeveral countries world-wide, including Belgium, Germany, Israel, the Netherlands, S...
In April 2007, the ‘Reinsurance’ arrangements in place since 1956 were replaced by a ‘Risk Equalisat...
Improving risk-equalisation in health insurance markets: Lessons from the Australian mode
open3noThe aims of this paper are to evaluate the risk equalisation (RE) arrangement in Australia’s ...
The aims of this paper are to evaluate the risk equalisation (RE) arrangement in Australia’s private...
none4In April 2007, Australia introduced a risk equalisation (RE) scheme (de facto a claims equalisa...
In April 2007, Australia introduced a risk equalisation (RE) scheme (de facto a claims equalisation ...
none2siIn April 2007, the ‘Reinsurance’ arrangements in place since 1956 were replaced by a ‘Risk Eq...
Risk equalisation has been implemented in a number of countries as a means of providing explicit ris...
Risk equalisation has been implemented in a number of countries as a means of providing explicit ris...
Risk equalisation has been implemented in a number of countries as a means of providing explicit ris...
none4The paper summarises the conclusions for health policy from the experience of three countries w...
This paper outlines a model of the Australian private health insurance industry embedded within Aust...
This working paper from the National Centre for Epidemiology & Population Health outlines a mode...
The Australian healthcare system is characterized by a mix of public and private financing and provi...
markdownabstractSeveral countries world-wide, including Belgium, Germany, Israel, the Netherlands, S...
In April 2007, the ‘Reinsurance’ arrangements in place since 1956 were replaced by a ‘Risk Equalisat...