Primary Care Physician Supply and Other Key Determinants of Health Care Utilisation: the Case of Switzerland
English
BMC Health Services Research
8
8
2008
28
The Swiss government decided to freeze new accreditations for physicians in private practice in Switzerland based on the assumption that demand-induced health care spending may be cut by limiting care offers. This legislation initiated an ongoing controversial public debate in Switzerland. The aim of this study is therefore the determination of socio-demographic and health system-related factors of per capita consultation rates with primary care physicians in the multicultural population of Switzerland. [from abstract]
Subject
Geographic Focus
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