Categoria: Articoli
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Riflessioni sull’iniziativa per il 10%
Il giorno dell’annuncio dei premi LAMal 2026 si avvicina, e così anche quello in cui due iniziative sul tema saranno al voto in Ticino. I dibattiti politici sulle iniziative (invero piuttosto confusi), proprio perché politici, si sono spesso soffermati sulle posizioni dei promotori e non sugli aspetti più sostanziali dell’implementazione delle riforme proposte. Senza riassumere
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A report on peer review reports
I decided to start a public reporting of my contributions to peer review. I don’t know where the peer review system is headed and how central this (unpaid but crucial) service activity will be for academia in the future. Nevertheless, I’d like to leave this here as a reminder for me and potentially as a benchmark
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Annuncio premi LAMal 2025 – appunti
Una ricorrenza annuale Il 26 settembre 2024 la Consigliera Federale Baume-Schneider ha tenuto l’usuale conferenza stampa con cui si annunciano i premi per l’assicurazione malattia di base (LAMal) per l’anno successivo. Lo stesso giorno – parallelamente ad altri colleghi SUPSI – sono stato chiamato a commentare la notizia di un aumento medio in Ticino del
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Free-for-all: Does crowding impact outcomes because hospital emergency departments do not prioritise effectively?
I just have a new paper out in Journal of Health Economics. It’s about emergency departments (EDs) and the different patients they treat. It’s free to read here: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jhealeco.2024.102881. This is a summary that expands slightly on the Twitter/X thread (here). Crowding (and very long waits that come with it) is a problem as it
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Framework for identification and measurement of spillover effects in policy implementation: intended non-intended targeted non-targeted spillovers (INTENTS)
If you plan to implement/evaluate a health intervention/policy, you may want to check this out! The #framework for identification and measurement of spillover effects in policy implementation (Intended Non-Intended Targeted Non-targeted spillovers, #INTENTS) is out on Implementation Science Communications #ImpSciComms. https://lnkd.in/ecwUyyeq The #INTENTS framework builds on a scoping review of the health(care) literature since 1991 led by myself and Jack Elliott, which
Igor Francetic 