This paper contributes to the effort to model and measure how the method of financing of health expenditure affects the efficiency with which better health can be achieved. The focus is on the health system efficiency at the country level, which provides an alternative to the work done in the WHO in this regard. The approach uses frontier techniques as in the WHO studies; however the paper appeals to the economic index number theory of quantity and productivity indexes, which have well-established axiomatic properties, and provides a means for aggregating multiple health output proxies without having to attach arbitrary weights. This allows the proposal of a specification that embeds health sector performance in a broader index of economic ...
We address the efficiency in education and health sectors for a sample of OECD countries by applyin...
Efficiency, similar to many other dimensions of the healthcare system, is not unambiguously defined ...
Life expectancy at birth is the most commonly used measure for health system output. However, there ...
This paper contributes to the effort to model and measure how the method of financing of health expe...
This paper contributes to the effort to model and measure how the method of financing of health expe...
Aims/Background: This study measures the performance of the health system in 165 countries and its r...
Aims/Background: This study measures the performance of the health system in 165 countries and its r...
The paper is an ex post, critical contribution to the research conducted by the World Health Organis...
Persistent growth in health expenditures coupled with fiscal pressures have led to widespread calls ...
Background: Improving efficiency of health sector is of particular importance in all countries. T...
In 2006, the US spent approximately 15.8% of its GDP on health care, more than any other Organisatio...
Background: Improving efficiency of health sector is of particular importance in all countries. To r...
In 2006, the US spent approximately 15.8% of its GDP on health care, more than any other Organisatio...
In an effort to improve health service delivery and achieve better health outcomes, the World Health...
Objetivo: Mostrar la utilidad de una herramienta estadística no paramétrica para medir la eficiencia...
We address the efficiency in education and health sectors for a sample of OECD countries by applyin...
Efficiency, similar to many other dimensions of the healthcare system, is not unambiguously defined ...
Life expectancy at birth is the most commonly used measure for health system output. However, there ...
This paper contributes to the effort to model and measure how the method of financing of health expe...
This paper contributes to the effort to model and measure how the method of financing of health expe...
Aims/Background: This study measures the performance of the health system in 165 countries and its r...
Aims/Background: This study measures the performance of the health system in 165 countries and its r...
The paper is an ex post, critical contribution to the research conducted by the World Health Organis...
Persistent growth in health expenditures coupled with fiscal pressures have led to widespread calls ...
Background: Improving efficiency of health sector is of particular importance in all countries. T...
In 2006, the US spent approximately 15.8% of its GDP on health care, more than any other Organisatio...
Background: Improving efficiency of health sector is of particular importance in all countries. To r...
In 2006, the US spent approximately 15.8% of its GDP on health care, more than any other Organisatio...
In an effort to improve health service delivery and achieve better health outcomes, the World Health...
Objetivo: Mostrar la utilidad de una herramienta estadística no paramétrica para medir la eficiencia...
We address the efficiency in education and health sectors for a sample of OECD countries by applyin...
Efficiency, similar to many other dimensions of the healthcare system, is not unambiguously defined ...
Life expectancy at birth is the most commonly used measure for health system output. However, there ...