2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.jval.2014.03.118
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A Comparison Of The Medicare Average Sales Price And The Average Wholesaler Price

Abstract: A19 (F= 3.16 and F= 3.15). The results from the regression model showed that as age increases, the expenditure rises especially at old ages. Patients from lower income groups spent more on ambulatory services than those in higher income groups, as well as individuals living in regions with very high level of social exclusion. Among other main determinants, individuals that looked for private health care attention along with those that perceived their health problems as severe increased their health expenditure… Show more

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“…3 The AWP was discounted in our base case analysis by 28%, which was varied between 18% and 38% during sensitivity analyses. 16,17 All costs were adjusted for inflation using the personal consumption expenditure health index to 2020 USD. 18 Utilities were derived from the literature (Table 1).…”
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“…3 The AWP was discounted in our base case analysis by 28%, which was varied between 18% and 38% during sensitivity analyses. 16,17 All costs were adjusted for inflation using the personal consumption expenditure health index to 2020 USD. 18 Utilities were derived from the literature (Table 1).…”
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confidence: 99%