Collection
Prioritization
Israel Journal of Health Policy Research considers articles on prioritization in health care. Priority setting in health care has become more explicit worldwide over the last two decades. Israel provides an important laboratory for international learning, having one of the most explicit and accountable systems for priority setting. The country also provides relevant lessons regarding resource allocation among health and other sectors such as defence. This thematic series in IJHPR takes advantage of these characteristics, featuring articles that analyze the priority setting process in Israel, both within the health system and regarding allocations to health in the overall public budgetary context.
Articles (24 in this collection)
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Efficiency and equity considerations in the preferences of health policy-makers in Israel
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Trends in annual drug expenditure – a 16 year perspective of a public healthcare maintenance organization
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Trends in the use of antipsychotics in the Israeli inpatient population, 2004–2013
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Oncologists’ and family physicians’ views on value for money of cancer and congestive heart failure care
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Crowd-out of defence and health spending: is Israel different from other industrialised nations?
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