Spring til hovednavigation
Spring til søgning
Spring til hovedindhold
Syddansk Universitet Forside
Hjælp og FAQ
Dansk
English
Forside
Forskere
Forskningsenheder
Publikationer
Aktiviteter
Projekter
Presse/medie
Priser
Undervisning
Impacts
Datasæt
Søg efter ekspertise, navn eller tilknytning
Teaching Portfolio
Vis Scopus-profil
Mauro Laudicella
Institut for Sundhedstjenesteforskning
Professor
,
DaCHE - Dansk Center for Sundhedsøkonomi
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5322-4452
Telefon
+4565501296
E-mail
mlaudicella
health.sdu
dk
Oversigt
Fingeraftryk
Netværk
Publikationer
(32)
Projekter
(1)
Presse/medie
(10)
Lignende profiler
(7)
Hvis du har foretaget ændringer i Pure, vil de snart blive vist her.
Fingeraftryk
Fingeraftryk dannes ud fra videnskabelige udgivelser og skaber et indeks med vægtede emneord for hver enkelt forsker.
Sorter
Vægt
Alfabetisk
Medicin og biovidenskab
England
100%
Costs and Cost Analysis
75%
National Health Programs
74%
Delivery of Health Care
68%
Economics
44%
Income
38%
Health
37%
Population
32%
General Practice
28%
Healthcare Disparities
27%
Health Facility Merger
26%
Motivation
25%
Hip
24%
Inpatients
22%
Cohort Studies
22%
Quality of Health Care
21%
Health Equity
20%
Health Expenditures
19%
Hospital Costs
19%
Emergency Medical Services
19%
Social Class
17%
Emergencies
17%
Patient Readmission
16%
Efficiency
15%
Poverty
15%
Patient Acceptance of Health Care
14%
Retrospective Studies
14%
Neoplasms
14%
Bipolar Disorder
14%
Health Care Costs
13%
Hospital Mortality
13%
Length of Stay
13%
Mortality
13%
Colonic Neoplasms
13%
Myocardial Ischemia
12%
Patient Care
12%
Elderly
11%
Referral and Consultation
11%
Universal Health Insurance
11%
Primary Health Care
11%
Growth
11%
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
10%
Anxiety
10%
Survival Rate
9%
Gastroscopy
9%
Survival
9%
Morbidity
9%
Depression
9%
Universal Health Care
8%
Private Hospitals
8%
Samfundsvidenskab
health care
60%
health service
53%
deprivation
46%
equity
41%
utilization
39%
evidence
30%
costs
27%
productivity
25%
incentive
25%
Healthcare
22%
heart disease
20%
health
20%
income
20%
emergency care
20%
reform
19%
mortality
18%
technological progress
18%
chronic illness
16%
morbidity
16%
regional difference
15%
merger
15%
cancer
15%
time
14%
expenditures
14%
interdependence
13%
social status
13%
demand
12%
medical practice
11%
coverage
10%
anxiety
9%
stroke
9%
Emergency admission
9%
hospitalization
8%
health authorities
8%
hospital records
7%
technological change
7%
substitution
7%
Quality of care
7%
Hospital Patients
6%
Health Care Utilization
6%
hospital admission
6%
economics
5%
organizational unit
5%
performance
5%
death
5%
surgery
5%
