National Health Expenditure (NHEX) Report (1975-2007).
(see the Manitoba Health web site for more information) MCHP research has used the following data sources: These sources usually break down expenditures into various categories that can be used in determining the total cost of health care services. Health care in Canada is a public funded service and expenditure data is available from many different sources. The method to costing health services depends on the source of expenditure data, the types of cost data available to, or required for the research project, and the approach that is chosen for costing. Costing methods are described for the following specific health services: Links are provided to more detailed information available in the MCHP Concept Dictionary and in on-line MCHP publications.
this section describes the different MCHP research methods applied to costing specific health care services. this section identifies and describes several sources of expenditure data that are available, the different types of costs that can be included in calculating the total cost of services, and two general approaches to costing health care services.Ĭosting Methods for Specific Health Services The overview is divided into two major sections: Links to additional information are provided throughout the concept. This concept provides an overview of the different costing methods for health care services that have been used in MCHP research over time. Concept: Costing Methods: An Overview of Costing Health Services in Manitoba
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