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Linda Kimsey1, Andrew Hoburg2, Samuel Olaiya2
1Department of Health Policy & Management, Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health, Georgia Southern University, 1332 Southern Drive, Statesboro, GA.
Abstract:
The economics of health and the economics of health care are not the same, and in fact can be competitors for resources in some cases. Using a traditional supply/demand framework can clarify the forces at work in person-centric health economics. Use of cost-effectiveness analysis, employing a broader systems perspective that incorporates sectors other than health care, and nudging individuals to better health habits are three strategies that can help to drive a shift from health care to health.
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