2016
DOI: 10.12927/hcpol.2016.24538
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Cross Border Healthcare Requests to Publicly Funded Healthcare Insurance: Empirical Analysis

Abstract: Despite the legal authority to confirm, override or modify healthcare insurance decisions made by physicians and government officials, health tribunal decisions have not been empirically analyzed. Using a novel quantitative methodology, all 387 Health Services Appeal and Review Board written and publicly available electronic decisions released over a five-year time period were statistically analyzed with respect to Ontario public health insurance requests for global cross-border healthcare. The statistical res… Show more

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“…Another strand of studies has examined travel for health care in the North American context. The push factors for the North American interview respondents were unmet health service needs and dissatisfaction with local services, long waiting times, and costs (Eissler & Casken, 2013;Johnston & Garman, 2015;Stewart Ferreira, 2016). Kingsbury et al (2012) have taken a different approach using literature analysis to describe the emotional aspects, such as feelings of anxiety and otherness, of traveling for health care to a different sociocultural milieu.…”
Section: Travel For Basic Health Care: the Patient Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another strand of studies has examined travel for health care in the North American context. The push factors for the North American interview respondents were unmet health service needs and dissatisfaction with local services, long waiting times, and costs (Eissler & Casken, 2013;Johnston & Garman, 2015;Stewart Ferreira, 2016). Kingsbury et al (2012) have taken a different approach using literature analysis to describe the emotional aspects, such as feelings of anxiety and otherness, of traveling for health care to a different sociocultural milieu.…”
Section: Travel For Basic Health Care: the Patient Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%