Modelling Australian public health expenditure

Richard Percival, Deborah Schofield

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Abstract

This paper describes the methodology used to impute the incidence of government health service expenditure onto NATSEM’s static microsimulation model, STINMOD. The modelling of public health expenditure allows the distribution of health benefits and the impact of health funding on living standards to be examined. Public health expenditure by all levels of government was allocated across the Australian population, using the most recent available health data and recent estimates of the socioeconomic composition of Australia’s population. Health sectors included were public hospital and other institutional services and benefits; medical practitioner and other clinical services; pharmaceutical benefits; and public health and health research.
Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationCanberra
PublisherNational Centre for Social and Economic Modelling (NATSEM)
Number of pages40
ISBN (Print)0858894718
Publication statusPublished - May 1995
Externally publishedYes

Publication series

NameSTINMOD technical paper
PublisherNATSEM, University of Canberra
No.8
ISSN (Print)1323-210X

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