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1 3/20/2016 07:30 LifePaths Discussion of “OECD Health Data” major progress with SHA and indicators importance of Ministerial endorsement appreciating broader determinants of health and “what works” –versus – primacy of costs and “sustainable financing” caution re over reliance on SNA concepts Michael Wolfson Statistics Canada
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2 3/20/2016 07:30 LifePaths Hospital and In-patient Curative-rehabilitative Expenditure previous uncertainty
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3 3/20/2016 07:30 LifePaths Per Capita Health Care Costs over Time by Use (Current $) ($1.3 billion aggregate drop) * (CIHI)
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4 3/20/2016 07:30 LifePaths Inputs to Health Services (Part 2) Health Expenditure (Input volumes X prices) Utilization of Services (Part 3) Health Status (Part 1) Social Welfare and Individual Utility Non-medical Determinants (Part 8) The Production of Health - Related Welfare The Flow of Health Expenditure Health Expenditure and Financing (Taxes, Insurance, Out-of- Pocket) (Part 4, 5) Health Expenditure (Utilization volumes X prices) A model for looking at data availability in OECD Health Data Budgeting Decisions Purchasing Decisions Demographic (Part 9) & Economic (Part 10) References Overall social protection (Part 6) Pharma Market (Part 7)
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5 3/20/2016 07:30 LifePaths The Evans and Stoddart “Plumbing Diagram”
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6 3/20/2016 07:30 LifePaths top quintile
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7 3/20/2016 07:30 LifePaths One year mortality rate vs. % revascularized within 14 days, AMI patients in health regions with populations over 100,000, 4 provinces, 1995/96 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 051015202530 Adjusted 1 year mortality rate (%) % revascularized within 14 days (Johansen et. al., Stats Can, 2001) better
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8 3/20/2016 07:30 LifePaths (with virtually no differences in one year survival; but what about differences in health-related QoL?)
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9 3/20/2016 07:30 LifePaths Changes in Life Expectancy (LE) and Health- Adjusted Life Expectancy (HALE) by Cause Source: Manuel et al, ICES and Health Canada, NPHS HALELE
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10 3/20/2016 07:30 LifePaths ONS, Atkinson, and Productivity mandate (from ONS National Statistician): “To advance methodologies for the measurement of government output and productivity…” (OK) “in the context of the National Accounts” BUT: why not pose issue first in general, and then ask whether SNA is an appropriate framework for this, and if not, what would be? Caution: OECD should be careful about entering this domain
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