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DOES CORESIDENCE IMPROVE AN ELDERLY PARENT'S HEALTH? by Johar, Meliyanni, Maruyama, Shiko

“…It is generally believed that intergenerational coresidence by elderly parents and adult children provides old-age security for parents. Although such…”
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Quantile regression analysis of body mass and wages by Johar, Meliyanni, Katayama, Hajime

“…SUMMARY Using the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1979, we explore the relationship between body mass and wages. We use quantile regression to provide a…”
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Intergenerational cohabitation in modern Indonesia: filial support and dependence by Johar, Meliyanni, Maruyama, Shiko

“…Informal filial care plays an important role for elderly parents facing health challenges. Ageing, however, exacerbates the burden of filial care because the…”
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Discovering unhealthiness: evidence from cluster analysis by Johar, Meliyanni, PhD, Savage, Elizabeth, MEc

“…Abstract Purpose This study examines information on an array of health limitations, chronic conditions, treatments, and drug consumptions to reveal the…”
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EMERGENCY ADMISSIONS AND ELECTIVE SURGERY WAITING TIMES by Johar, Meliyanni, Jones, Glenn Stewart, Savage, Elizabeth

“…ABSTRACT An average patient waits between 2 and 3 months for an elective procedure in Australian public hospitals. Approximately 60% of all admissions occur…”
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INSPECTING PRIMARY HEALTHCARE CENTERS IN REMOTE AREAS: FACILITIES, ACTIVITIES, AND FINANCES by Soewondo, Prastuti, Johar, Meliyanni, Pujisubekti, Retno, Halimah, Halimah, Irawati, Dwi Oktiana

“…Background: Progress towards health-for-all must be supported by quality health facilities that are available to everyone. However, health care facilities in…”
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Reciprocity in the Formation of Intergenerational Coresidence by Johar, Meliyanni, Maruyama, Shiko, Nakamura, Sayaka

“…Children play a key role in supporting elderly parents, and the literature has consistently found reciprocity whereby parents compensate their children for…”
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Healthcare Expenditure Profile of Older Australians: Evidence from Linked Survey and Health Administrative Data by Johar, Meliyanni, Jones, Glenn, Savage, Elizabeth

“…This article provides a comprehensive profile of individual healthcare expenditure using the 45 and Up Study of over 267,000 NSW residents linked to…”
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Do Private Patients have Shorter Waiting Times for Elective Surgery? Evidence from New South Wales Public Hospitals by Johar, Meliyanni, Savage, Elizabeth

“…The Productivity Commission (2008) identified waiting times for elective surgery as a measure of governments’ success in providing accessible health care. At…”
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Geographic Differences in Hospital Waiting Times by Johar, Meliyanni, Savage, Elizabeth, Stavrunova, Olena, Jones, Glenn, Keane, Michael

“…Access to elective surgery in Australian public hospitals is rationed using waiting lists. In this article, we undertake a DiNardo–Fortin–Lemieux reweighting…”
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Are Waiting List Prioritization Guidelines Being Followed in Australia? by Johar, Meliyanni

“…Objective. When waiting lists are used to ration treatments for nonemergency procedures, a prioritization rule is required to ensure that urgent patients are…”
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Inequality in access to health care, health insurance and the role of supply factors by Johar, Meliyanni, Soewondo, Prastuti, Pujisubekti, Retno, Satrio, Harsa Kunthara, Adji, Ardi

“…While disparities in access to health services by different economic groups have been well documented, much less is known about the factors that are…”
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Profiling hospital utilization in a mixed public-private system by Gu, Megan, Johar, Meliyanni

“…While there is an extensive body of literature on the demand for hospital services, little is known about the interaction between public and private hospitals…”
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The impact of the Indonesian health card program: A matching estimator approach by Johar, Meliyanni

“…This study evaluates the effectiveness of a pro-poor nation-wide health card program, which provides free basic health care at public health facilities in…”
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Bleeding Hearts, Profiteers, or Both: Specialist Physician Fees in an Unregulated Market by Johar, Meliyanni, Mu, Chunzhou, Van Gool, Kees, Wong, Chun Yee

“…This study shows that, in an unregulated fee‐setting environment, specialist physicians practise price discrimination on the basis of their patients' income…”
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The Evolution of Out‐of‐Hospital Medical Costs to and through Retirement by Johar, Meliyanni

“…This paper shows how the cost of out‐of‐hospital medical services and prescription drugs change as Australians enter and live through retirement. We use a…”
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The economic impacts of direct natural disaster exposure by Johar, Meliyanni, Johnston, David W., Shields, Michael A., Siminski, Peter, Stavrunova, Olena

“…We estimate the economic impacts of having your home damaged or destroyed by a natural disaster. Regressions with individual, area and time fixed-effects,…”
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Do siblings free-ride in "being there" for parents? by Maruyama, Shiko, Johar, Meliyanni

“…There is a potential free-rider problem when several siblings consider future provision of care for their elderly parents. Siblings can commit to not providing…”
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The effect of a public health card program on the supply of health care by Johar, Meliyanni

“…The supply-side responsiveness to public programs targeted to consumers is not widely studied. However, it is unlikely that supply variables remain constant,…”
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Do doctors charge high income patients more? by Johar, Meliyanni

“…When doctors are unconstrained in setting fees, they charge higher fees to high income patients. For a standard GP consultation, the average fee gap is 25% of…”
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