The contribution of age and time-to-death on health care expenditure for out-of-hospital services

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The contribution of age and time-to-death on health care expenditure for out-of-hospital services

Objectives: Controversy persists over the relationships between health care expenditure, time-to-death and age, undermining attempts to generate convincing predictions for policy. This paper explores the relationships between time-to-death (TTD), age and health care expenditure for Australian Medic...

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Main Authors:	Moorin, Rachel, Gibson, D., Holman, D'A., Hendrie, Delia
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	The Royal Society Medicine Press Ltd 2012
Subjects:	diagnostic therapeutic out-of-hospital services linear regression time-to-death health care expenditure
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/31378

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