Analyzing health equity using household survey data : a guide to techniques and their implementation - O´Donnell, Owen; Doorslaer, Eddy van; Wagstaff, Adam; Lindelow, Magnus (Washington, D.C. : The World Bank, 2008)
I.Introduction .-- 2. Data for Health Equity Analysis: Requirements, Sources, and Sample Design.-- 3. Health Outcome # 1. Child Survival.-- 4. Health Outcome #2: Anthropometr.-- 5.Health Outcome #3: Adult health .-- 6. Measurement of Living Standards.-- 7. Concentration Curves.-- 8. The Concentration Index .-- 9. Extensions The Concentration Index:Inequality Aversion and the Health Achievement Index.-- 10. Multivariate Analysis of Health Survey Data.-- 11. Nonlinear Models for Health and Medical Expenditure Data.-- 12. Explaining Differences between Groups: Oaxaca Decomposition.-- 13. Explaining Socioeconomic-Related Health Inequality:Descomposition of the Concentration Index.-- 14. Who Benefits from Health Sector Subsidies? Benefit Incidence Analysis.-- 15. Measuring and Explaining Inequity in Health Service Delivery.-- 16. Who Pays for Health Care? Progressivity of Health Finance.-- 17. Redistributive Effect of Health Finance.-- 18. Catastrophic Payments for Health Care. 19. Health Care Payments and Poverty.
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Keywords: ENCUESTAS DE SALUD -- METODOLOGIA; ACCESIBILIDAD A LOS SERVICIOS DE SALUD -- INVESTIGACION -- METODOS ESTADISTICOS; IGUALDAD -- ASPECTOS DE SALUD -- INVESTIGACION -- METODOS ESTADISTICOS; ENCUESTA DE HOGARES; ATENCION DE SALUD