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Institutions and health care research

In: Research Handbook on Health Care Policy

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  • Martin Powell
  • Daniel Béland

Abstract

This chapter focuses on historical institutionalism in health care research. First, it reviews some of the main approaches and tools of historical institutionalism such as policy feedback and path dependency; critical junctures; and gradual institutional change. Then, it presents a selection of studies of historical institutionalism in health care in order to indicate the variety of approaches and tools in the historical institutionalism toolbox.

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  • Martin Powell & Daniel Béland, 2024. "Institutions and health care research," Chapters, in: Martin Powell & Tuba I. Agartan & Daniel Béland (ed.), Research Handbook on Health Care Policy, chapter 8, pages 120-134, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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