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    http://hdl.handle.net/11375/17132| Title: | Developing needs-based funding formulae using individual-level linked survey and utilization data [electronic resource] | 
| Authors: | Hurley, Jeremiah E. Centre for Health Economics and Policy Analysis | 
| Keywords: | Financing, Government;organization & administration;Health Services Needs and Demand;Health Care Surveys;Community Health Planning;organization & administration;Utilization Review;Home Care Services;economics;Home Care Services;utilization;Needs Assessment;Health Services Research;methods;Health Care Rationing;economics | 
| Publication Date: | 2004 | 
| Publisher: | McMaster University | 
| Series/Report no.: | CHEPA working paper series 04-01 | 
| Abstract: | A common goal of health policy is to allocate public health care resources according to need. This paper presents a method for developing needs-based funding formulae using individual-level linked health survey and utilization data. Needs-based funding shares are developed in three basic stages: (1) estimate the full utilization model, including both need-related and non-need-related adjustors; (2) predict individual-level needs-based home care utilization holding all non-need factors constant; (3) use individual-level estimates and sample weights to develop regional needs-based allocations. The results suggest that methods based on such data offer considerable potential; however, they also raise several new challenges. | 
| Description: | Jeremiah Hurley ... [et al.]. Title from title page of source document (viewed June 7, 2006). Includes bibliographical references. Mode of access: World Wide Web. | 
| URI: | http://www.chepa.org/portals/0/pdf/04-01.pdf http://hdl.handle.net/11375/17132 | 
| Appears in Collections: | CHEPA Working Paper Series | 
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