Health Economics

Financing the efficient delivery of medical services while reducing costs for consumers as well as health care providers is among the most challenging domestic policy problems many countries face. RAND addresses health economics issues through innovative, high-profile research in an effort to improve the efficiency of health care organizations, reduce costs for providers and consumers, and improve financing in health care markets.

Research conducted by: RAND Health; Bing Center for Health Economics; RAND Europe

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RAND Health Quarterly, Vol. 1 No. 1 — Sep 9, 2011

RAND Health Quarterly is an online journal sharing the results of recent RAND research areas across a broad spectrum of health-related issues.

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