Health Economics Review

Health Economics Review has moved to BMC

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Content type: Research
| 27 March 2019

Out-of-pocket payments in the context of a free maternal health care policy in Burkina Faso: a national cross-sectional survey

Authors: Ivlabèhiré Bertrand Meda, Adama Baguiya, Valéry Ridde, Henri Gautier Ouédraogo, Alexandre Dumont and Seni Kouanda
Content type: Research
| 11 March 2019

Out-of-pocket healthcare expenditure in Australia: trends, inequalities and the impact on household living standards in a high-income country with a universal health care system

Authors: Emily J. Callander, Haylee Fox and Daniel Lindsay
Content type: Research
| 11 March 2019

Proximity to death and health care expenditure increase revisited: A 15-year panel analysis of elderly persons

Authors: Viktor von Wyl
Content type: Research
| 8 March 2019

Diabetic and cardiovascular patients’ willingness to pay for upcoming national health insurance scheme in Côte d’Ivoire

Authors: Agbaya Stéphane Serge Oga, Akissi Régine Attia-konan, Fulgence Vehi, Jérôme Kouame and Kouamé Koffi
Content type: Research
| 6 March 2019

Neighborhood characteristics as determinants of healthcare utilization – a theoretical model

Authors: Sigrid M. Mohnen, Sven Schneider and Mariël Droomers

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Content type: Review
| 19 September 2013

Do health economic evaluations using observational data provide reliable assessment of treatment effects?

Authors: Dimitrios Rovithis
Content type: Research
| 23 July 2012

The national health insurance scheme: perceptions and experiences of health care providers and clients in two districts of Ghana

Authors: Philip Ayizem Dalinjong and Alexander Suuk Laar
Content type: Research
| 6 May 2012

Health and vulnerability to poverty in Ghana: evidence from the Ghana Living Standards Survey Round 5

Authors: Jacob Novignon, Justice Nonvignon, Richard Mussa and Levison S Chiwaula
Content type: Research
| 4 April 2012

Community-based health insurance and social capital: a review

Authors: Hermann Pierre Pythagore Donfouet and Pierre-Alexandre Mahieu
Content type: Review
| 3 September 2012

Estimating cost-effectiveness in public health: a summary of modelling and valuation methods

Authors: Kevin Marsh, Ceri J Phillips, Richard Fordham, Evelina Bertranou and Janine Hale

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Aims and scope

Health Economics Review is an international high-quality journal covering all fields of Health Economics. A broad range of theoretical contributions, empirical studies and analyses of health policy with a health economic focus will be considered for publication. Its scope includes macro- and microeconomics of health care financing, health insurance and reimbursement as well as health economic evaluation, health services research and health policy analysis. Further research topics are the individual and institutional aspects of health care management and the growing importance of health care in developing countries.

Discount for Health Systems Global members

New Content Item All Health Systems Global members receive a 20% discount on Health Economics Review Article Processing Charges (APCs). To claim the discount, please contact the Secretariat at info@healthsystemsglobal.org to obtain the BMC journals' discount code.

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Decision modelling of non-pharmacological interventions for individuals with dementia: a systematic review of methodologies

Elizaveta Sopina and Jan Sørensen

Health Economics Review is the first open access journal covering all fields of health economics. The published research is immediately and permanently available online free of charge. We as the editorial team believe in the scientific value of this electronic publication model and its future success. The high-ranked international editorial board and the double-blind peer review process guarantee high-quality publications and will lead to a soon listing in the most relevant scientific databases.

Sebastian Braun, Managing Editor Leibniz University Hannover

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