Michael F Lovenheim,Jun Hyun Yun
Michael F Lovenheim
The U.S. healthcare system requires substantial out-of-pocket payments by most consumers, which can prevent some from receiving needed medical services. At the same time, housing wealth comprises a significant proportion of household wealth...
Anikó Bíró,Péter Elek
Anikó Bíró
We estimate the impact of firm quality - primarily measured by the firm-level wage premium - on the health maintenance of employees. Using linked employer-employee administrative panel data from Hungary, we analyze the dynamics of healthcar...
Impacts of health checkup programs standardization on working-age self-employed and unemployed: Insights from Japan's local government response to national policy [0.03%]
基于日本地方政府对国家政策的响应看健康检查制度的标准化对于工作年龄自我雇佣人群和失业人群的影响启示
Masato Oikawa,Takamasa Otake,Toshihide Awatani et al.
Masato Oikawa et al.
This study analyzes the effects of the expansion of municipal per capita expenses on health checkup programs, following the introduction of the Specific Health Checkups and Specific Health Guidance (SHC-SHG), on the health outcomes and beha...
The effects of state paid sick leave mandates on parental childcare time [0.03%]
带薪病假政策对父母照料孩子时间的影响分析
Johanna Catherine Maclean,Sabrina Wulff Pabilonia
Johanna Catherine Maclean
The U.S. lacks a federal paid sick leave policy. To date, 18 states and the District of Columbia have adopted or announced paid sick leave mandates that require employers to provide up to seven days of paid leave per year that can be used f...
Nursing home payroll subsidies and the trade-off between staffing and access to care for Medicaid enrollees [0.03%]
长期护理机构人员补贴与员工配置和医疗补助受益人就医机会的权衡关系
Thomas A Hegland
Thomas A Hegland
Payroll subsidies are a promising tool for increasing nursing home staffing levels. However, promoting increased staffing may come at the expense of access to care for Medicaid enrollees if it enables nursing homes to attract more lucrative...
Prescribing power and equitable access to care: Evidence from pharmacists in Ontario, Canada [0.03%]
药房的处方权与加拿大安大略省公平获得医疗的证据
Alex Hoagland,Guan Wang
Alex Hoagland
Allowing pharmacists to directly treat patients may increase equitable access to healthcare and improve patient outcomes, but raises concerns about supply-side moral hazard or patient substitution away from regular physician-based care. We ...
The effects of earned income tax credits on intergenerational health mobility in the United States [0.03%]
美国税收抵免对代际健康流动性的影响
Katie Jajtner,Yang Wang
Katie Jajtner
Intergenerational health mobility is an important marker of health opportunity and equity, yet empirical research in this field remains sparse, particularly concerning the effects of public policies. We present the first empirical evidence ...
Overcoming medical overuse with AI assistance: An experimental investigation [0.03%]
利用人工智能克服医疗过剩现象：一项实验调查研究
Ziyi Wang,Lijia Wei,Lian Xue
Ziyi Wang
This study examines the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in reducing medical overtreatment, a critical healthcare challenge that increases costs and patient risks. In two experiments - with 196 physicians at a hospital and 120 students ...
Julie Riise,Barton Willage,Alexander Willén
Julie Riise
This paper examines the intergenerational consequences of parental participation in government social insurance programs, using one of the largest social insurance programs in the world: sick leave. We exploit quasi-random assignment of pat...
The effects of restricted abortion access on IUDs and vasectomies: Evidence from Texas [0.03%]
有关限制堕胎与宫内节育器及输精管切除术之间关系的证据——来自德克萨斯州的实证研究
Bradley Crowe,Graham Gardner,Cara Haughey
Bradley Crowe
Both contraception and abortion result in fertility reductions, but whether they are substitutes remains an open question. In 2013, Texas passed House Bill 2 (HB2), a policy that imposed strict regulations on abortion providers. Using admin...