Raisa B Deber
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Deber R, Zwicker J
Healthc Q
. 2019 Feb;
21(3):16-18.
PMID: 30741149
Health policy analysis requires an understanding of a broad range of topics that are often taught in different disciplines spanning economics, political science, ethics, health administration, public health and healthcare....
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Deber R, Laporte A
Healthc Pap
. 2016 May;
15(4):36-40.
PMID: 27230717
As Adams and Vanin (2016) have noted, different ways of funding long-term care (LTC) have different implications. Because health is not just healthcare, and LTC is not homogeneous, determining the...
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Rudoler D, Laporte A, Barnsley J, Glazier R, Deber R
Soc Sci Med
. 2014 Dec;
124:18-28.
PMID: 25461858
Policy-makers desire an optimal balance of financial incentives to improve productivity and encourage improved quality in primary care, while also avoiding issues of risk-selection inherent to capitation-based payment. In this...
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Baumann A, Norman P, Blythe J, Kratina S, Deber R
Healthc Policy
. 2014 Oct;
10(Spec issue):121-31.
PMID: 25305395
Little has been written about how regulatory bodies define and demonstrate accountability. This paper describes a substudy of a research project on accountability in healthcare. The aim was to increase...
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Zelisko D, Baumann A, Gamble B, Laporte A, Deber R
Healthc Policy
. 2014 Oct;
10(Spec issue):110-20.
PMID: 25305394
How do self-regulated health professions' regulatory bodies address financial conflict of interest (coi) and ensure accountability to the public? using document analysis, we examined how four ontario regulatory colleges (physicians,...
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Wyers L, Gamble B, Deber R
Healthc Policy
. 2014 Oct;
10(Spec issue):99-109.
PMID: 25305393
Long-term care (LTC) residential homes provide a supportive environment for residents requiring nursing care and assistance with daily living activities. The LTC sector is highly regulated. We examine the approaches...
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Mukhi S, Barnsley J, Deber R
Healthc Policy
. 2014 Oct;
10(Spec issue):90-8.
PMID: 25305392
This paper examines the accountability structures within primary healthcare (PHC) in Ontario; in particular, who is accountable for what and to whom, and the policy tools being used. Ontario has...
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Schwartz R, Price A, Deber R, Manson H, Scott F
Healthc Policy
. 2014 Oct;
10(Spec issue):79-89.
PMID: 25305391
Holding local boards of health accountable presents challenges related to governance and funding arrangements. These challenges result in (a) multiple accountability pressures, (b) population health outcomes whose change is measureable...
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Gamble B, Bourne L, Deber R
Healthc Policy
. 2014 Oct;
10(Spec issue):67-78.
PMID: 25305390
Although the use of performance indicators for the analytical (and highly measurable) phase of the medical laboratory process has had a long and successful history, it is now recognized that...