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Research Presentations (3 of 4) - Ishiai, Mehta and Wang
May 21, 2014
In this session of the Shorenstein APARC Corporate Affiliate Visiting Fellows Research Presentations, the following will be presented: Tetsuo Ishiai, "How the Advancement of Virtualization...
The Effects of Indonesia's Conditional Cash Transfer Program
May 8, 2014
This study analyzes the effects of Indonesia's conditional cash transfer program on the local health care market in terms of price, utilization, and quality of care.
Supplier-induced Demand in Newborn Treatment: Evidence from Japan
February 12, 2014
We measure the degree of supplier-induced demand in newborn treatment, by exploiting changes in reimbursement arising from the introduction in Japan of the partial prospective payment system (PPS)....
NHI Reform in Taiwan: Recent Developments
October 14, 2013
Co-sponsored by the Center of East Asian Studies, Stanford University Prominent health policy expert—Rachel Lu from Taiwan—will share her view on recent health policy developments in the region,...
Region-based v. Distance-based Information in Emergency Health Risk Communication: Evidence from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Disaster
October 9, 2013
A tremendous amount of radioactive products were discharged as a result of the accident at the Fukushima nuclear power plant in March 2011, which resulted in radioactive contamination of the plant...
The Spillover Effect of National Health Insurance on Household Consumption Patterns in Taiwan
May 3, 2012
One of the major aims of implementing a national health insurance program in Taiwan in 1995 was to provide financial risk protection to the country's 23 million citizens.
Patterns of Elderly Life Expectancy in Three Chinese Cities: Hong Kong, Shanghai and Taipei
April 30, 2012
Life expectancy at aged 65 is remarkably similar in the three Chinese cities of Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Taipei, even though the cities differ in levels of socioeconomic development, health systems...
Do Different Health Insurance Plans in China Create Disparities in Health Care Utilization and Expenditures?
February 23, 2012
Venue Changed to the Philippines Conference Room China has recently reformed its health care system with the intent of providing universal coverage for basic health care to every Chinese citizen....
The Growth of Private Hospitals and Public-Private Partnerships in Asia: Good or Bad for Health?
February 13, 2012
This colloquium will discuss the state of evidence, challenges, and research agenda regarding the growth of private hospitals and public-private hospital partnerships in developing Asia.
Cigarette Citadels, Remapping Theory and Policy, Cigarette Factories in and Outside of China
January 30, 2012
At present, the tobacco industry produces some six trillion cigarettes worldwide every year.
Japan’s Public Universal Health Insurance System Reform: Lessons for Achieving and Maintaining Universal Health Care Coverage
January 19, 2012
The global health community has been aiming at ensuring health coverage for all. To achieve universal health care coverage, the German Social Health Insurance model is one solution.
Inequality in China: Challenges to a Harmonious Society
December 5, 2011
**Due to space restrictions, this event has reached capacity and we will no longer be taking RSVPs.
China's Fifth Generation takes the Helm: New Leaders, New Challenges, and Structural Constraints
November 14, 2011
The team of leaders who will take the helm in China beginning next year—the so-called “Fifth Generation”—will be better educated, have greater exposure to the outside world, and extensive...
China's Financial Circles: Banks, Borrowers and the National Budget
October 31, 2011
**Due to space restrictions, this event has reached capacity and we will no longer be taking RSVPs.
A Mechanism for Promoting Comparative Health Policy Research in the Asia-Pacific Region
October 20, 2011
The Asia Pacific Observatory (APO) on Health Systems and Policies was established in June 2011.
The Performance and Driving Force of Government Health Expenditure in China: Evidence from Provincial Panel Data, 1991-2007
May 5, 2011
The new health reform started in 2009 has shown the determination of the Chinese government, especially the central government, to increase its responsibility in the health sector.
Private Health Insurance in South Korea: An International Comparison
April 7, 2011
In this event, Dr. Jaeun Shin will discuss the historical and policy background of expanded private health insurance in South Korea.
Mental Health in China after the Sichuan 5.12 Earthquake: An Empirical Study of Knowledge Transfer from Doctor to Patient
February 10, 2011
After the Sichuan 5.12 earthquake, many people in the disaster area suffered from mental health problems.
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February 2, 2011
In this study, we discuss the historical and policy background of expanded private health insurance in South Korea.
Health Reform in the Pacific: Comparing Approaches to Universal Coverage in the Philippines and the State of Hawaii
October 21, 2010
The Republic of the Philippines began on the path to universal coverage with the passage of the National Health Insurance Act of 1995 (Republic Act 7875) which established the Philippine Health...
Patient Trust in Physicians in China: A Survey of Beijing
June 3, 2010
The Chinese health care system has experienced profound changes like retrenchment of state financial support in the past decades.
Can You Trust Your Doctor? Patients, Providers, and Health Reforms in China
May 20, 2010
In this colloquium, we hear about Tsinghua University researchers' studies on physician-patient trust and satisfaction with health care in China.
Strict Liability for Medical Malpractice? The Impact of Increasing Malpractice Liability on Obstetrician Behavior in Taiwan
April 22, 2010
The extent and existence of "defensive medicine" -- excessive medical care to defend a physician against malpractice claims -- is a perennial subject of both policy and academic debate. For...
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