Be rich or don’t be sick: estimating Vietnamese patients’ risk of falling into destitution
Abstract This paper represents the first research attempt to estimate the probabilities of Vietnamese patients falling into destitution due to financial burdens occurring during a curative hospital stay. The study models risk against such factors as level of insurance coverage, residency status of p...
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