Trends In Mental Health Cost Growth: An Expanded Role For Management?
Trends In Mental Health Cost Growth: An Expanded Role For Management?
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DOI：
10.1377/hlthaff.28.3.649
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发表时间：
2009-05-01
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影响因子：
9.7
通讯作者：
McGuire, Thomas G.
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作者：
Frank, Richard G.;Goldman, Howard H.;McGuire, Thomas G.
精神卫生支出吸引了支付者和决策者的注意。从历史上看，公共部门直接支付大量的医疗费用，特殊的机构和规则管理私营部门的支出。1971-2002年期间，精神卫生保健支出的增长率远低于其他卫生保健支出的增长率。近年来，精神卫生保健的提供和筹资越来越像一般卫生保健。我们表明，尽管存在这种趋同，但在支出增长模式上，一般健康和心理健康保健之间仍然存在重要差异。[卫生事务28，no. 1]3 (2009): 649-659；10.1377 / hlthaff.28.3.649]
Mental health spending attracts attention from payers and policymakers. Historically, the public sector paid directly for a good deal of care, and special institutions and rules governed private-sector spending. During 1971-2002, spending on mental health care grew at much lower rates than spending on other health care. In recent years, the delivery and financing of mental health care have come to look more like those for general health care. We show that in spite of this convergence, important differences remain between general health and mental health care in patterns of spending growth. [Health Affairs 28, no. 3 (2009): 649-659; 10.1377/hlthaff.28.3.649]