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How It Is Defined and Used in Priority Setting and Pr

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By Hans Olav Melberg
| Longwoods Publishing
HealthcarePapers 18(3) October 2019 : 22-28.doi:10.12927/hcpap.2019.25929 Commentary Value in Health: How It Is Defined and Used in Priority Setting and Pricing in Norway Hans Olav Melberg Value in health is a concept that has been used in many different contexts. It is used in debates about priority setting, pricing of pharmaceuticals and payment systems.
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Cost analysis of mobile radiography services for nursing home residents in Southeast Norway

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By Hans Olav Melberg, Elin Kjelle, Linn Kleven, Hilde Merete Olerud
| Wiley Online Library
Telemedicine applications, such as a mobile radiography service, provide a new way of organizing healthcare services. In order to provide safe and personalised care for nursing home residents during X‐ray examinations, mobile radiography services have been implemented.
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Did adolescents in Norway respond to the elimination of copayments for general practitioner services?

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By Camilla Beck Olsen, Hans Olav Melberg
| Arthritis & Rheumatology
Copayments for primary care services may lead to decreased access to and underconsumption of necessary health care for vulnerable patient groups, such as adolescents. In Norway, in 2010, adolescents aged 12 to 15 years were exempted from copayments for general practitioner (GP) services, and the aim of this study is to estimate whether being exempted from copayments led to increases in GP visits.
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