Impact of differential copayment on patient healthcare choice: evidence from South Korean National Cohort Study.

BMJ Open · 2021 · PMC8231052 · PMID 34162638

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highly significantno p-value reported

In Model 2, the coefficient of ‘Post×Treat’ is highly significant and negative (−0.0267, 95% CI −0.0337 to −0.0197), indicating that the policy was associated with the decrease in the probability of choosing secondary/tertiary healthcare instead of primary healthcare.

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practically significantno p-value reported

They found that the impact was too small to be practically significant.

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