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Israel’s 2010 Capitation Reform and the Widening of Regional Health Disparities: A Difference-in-Differences Analysis
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• Israel’s 2010 capitation reform aimed to reduce regional health disparities. • Health gaps widened post-reform, shown by difference-in-differences analysis. • Funding failed to improve self-rated health in peripheral vs. non-peripheral areas. • Implementation flaws and weak accountability undermined reform objectives. • Effective policies need funding, clear incentives and strong accountability.
Keywords:
Health disparities
Capitation reform
Self-reported health
Implementation deficit
Regional inequality
Israel
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