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904: The effect of non-medical factors on variations in the performance of colonoscopy among different health care settings

Karine Lamiraud, Alberto Holly, Bernard Burnand, Pascal Juillerat, Vincent Wietlisbach, Florian Froehlich, Jean-Jacques Gonvers and John-Paul Vader

903: Physicians' working practices: target income, altruistic objectives or a maximization problem ?

Béatrice Desquins, Alberto Holly and Jacques Huguenin

902: Estimation of multivariate probit models by exact maximum likelihood

Jacques Huguenin, Florian Pelgrin and Alberto Holly

901: The impact of information on patient preferences in different delivery patterns: a contingent valuation study of prescription versus OTC drugs

Karine Lamiraud, Konrade Von Bremen and Cam Donaldson

803: Catastrophic health expenditure and household well-being

Ramses H. Abul Naga and Karine Lamiraud

802: Fourth order pseudo maximum likelihood methods

Alberto Holly, Alain Montfort and Michael Rockinger

801: Does a mandatory telemedicine call prior to visiting a physician reduce costs or simply attract good risks?

Chantal Grandchamp and Lucien Gardiol

704: Intergenerational inequalities in GPs' earnings: experience, time and cohort effects

Brigitte Simone Dormont and Anne-Laure Samson

703: Shifting logics of legitimation in the diffusion of complex innovations

Stéphane Guérard and Ann Langley

702: The influence of supplementary health insurance on switching behaviour: evidence on Swiss data

Brigitte Simone Dormont, Pierre Yves Geoffard and Karine Lamiraud

701: Agent model with a monopoly power: physicians

Béatrice Desquins, Alberto Holly and Lise Rochaix

501: Health expenditures and the demographic rhetoric: reassessing the threat of ageing

Brigitte Simone Dormont, Michel Louis Grignon and Hélène Huber