Impact of removing prescription co-payments on the use of costly health services: a pragmatic randomised controlled trial

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@MarkStewartNZ @Bridgetpee @dbseymour Bringing it up back costs more overall. And increases inequities. But then we know the Govt is working hard across all sectors to bring those back and entrench them. https://t.co/9fMHYyAxim

@GraeSullivan @klas_bellum Why would I make stuff up? It’s bad enough as it is “Eliminating a small co-payment appears to have had a substantial effect on patients' risk of being hospitalised… increase the overall cost of healthcare, as well as exacerbat…

@roblogic_ 1/2 Rob, that's very naughty. And you actually laughed! Here is the study: https://t.co/hYC3sGjAs5 The thing to point out to you is that it does NOT measure, or set out to measure or ask questions about, the effect of universal free prescript…

@RightReason_NZ here's the study glenn https://t.co/k868cs0Ey6

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