By contributing to a foundation of comparable national studies, it sets the stage for broader cross-country analyses that can identify which factors are more or less significant in different countries and link these to variations in social security and healthcare policies, as well as cultural differences (e.g., country-specific reporting of self-rated health [ 78 ]) and healthcare system structures.
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Decomposing socioeconomic differences in self-rated health and healthcare expenditure by chronic conditions and social determinants.
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