Forecasting total and cause-specific health expenditures for 116 health conditions in Norway, 2022–2050
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Authors
JK
Jonas Minet Kinge
HØ
Henning Øien
JD
Joseph L. Dieleman
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Health spending growth was forecasted regardless of the scenario, and Norway needs to plan for this. However, policymakers can curb total spending growth, while maintaining health care quality and output, by ensuring more efficient allocation and effective use of resources. While the overall impact of behavioral and metabolic risk reductions on total healthcare spending was modest, reducing risk factors is needed if countries aim to achieve a healthier, longer-living population.
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