Katharina Böhm
Biographic Data
| ID | 4137700 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Katharina Böhm |
| GIVEN NAMES | Katharina |
| FAMILY NAME | Böhm |
| SIGNATURE | BOHM K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9116-3945 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Healthy or Sick? Coevolution of Health Care and Public Health in a Comparative Perspective
Healthy or Sick? Coevolution of Health Care and Public Health in a Comparative Perspective." Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis: Research and Practice, 21(4), pp. 424–425
Prävention als neues Paradigma der Gesundheitspolitik in OECD-Ländern? Trends und Erklärungsfaktoren der Präventionsausgaben
Vor dem Hintergrund der Zunahme chronischer Krankheiten wird Prävention immer wichtiger. Die Präventionspolitik der OECD-Länder ist bislang jedoch kaum erforscht. Der Aufsatz leistet einen ersten Beitrag indem er die Entwicklung und Unterschiede der staatlichen Präventionsausgaben für den Zeitraum 1985 – 2015 beschreibt und den Einfluss verschiedener Faktoren mithilfe eines Hybrid-Modells schätzt. Die Analyse zeigt, dass die Unterschiede zwischen…
Die Bundesländer als Verhandlungspartner der Krankenkassen
The Transformation of the Social Right to Healthcare
This pathbreaking book investigates welfare state change in the area of health care- a field widely neglected by comparative welfare state research. While some work on health care expenditure exists, health care rights have not been systematically studied since social rights have exclusively focused on entitlement to cash benefits. Addressing this research gap, Böhm analyses in what way the social right to health care has been modified in the cou…
Strategic Institutional Design
Governments’ decisions to delegate policy decisions to non-majoritarian agencies have been both criticized as attempts at blame avoidance or depoliticization and defended as enhancing the rationality and credibility of decisions. This article focuses not on the decision to delegate, but on the decisions of how and to whom to delegate. We argue that strategic motives are relevant not only in the decision to delegate, but equally, and perhaps more …
What explains ‘generosity’ in the public financing of high-tech drugs? An empirical investigation of 25 OECD countries and 11 controversial drugs
In times of increasing cost pressures, public healthcare systems in Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries face the question of whether and to which extent new high-tech drugs are to be financed within their public healthcare systems. Systematic empirical research that explains across-country variation in these decisions is, however, almost non-existent. We analyse an original dataset that contains coverage decisi…
Five types of OECD healthcare systems
The Europeanization of Health Care Coverage Decisions
The paper presents two cases of Europeanization in health policy – an area that has so far been viewed as hardly affected by European integration. We show that even in the less likely case of coverage decision-making, some traces of Europeanization can be found. This is possible because the Commission has a strong interest in further integration in this field and all other relevant actors have motives to at least engage in cooperation. Our first …
Delegation and Institutional Design in Health‐Care Rationing
The delegation of decision‐making powers to nonmajoritarian, independent agencies has become a significant phenomenon in more and more policy areas. One of these is the health‐care sector, where decisions on the range of services covered within public systems have, in most developed countries, been delegated to specialized bodies. This article offers an analytical framework that seeks to grasp the empirical variety and complexity of delegative pr…
Delegation and Institutional Design in Health‐Care Rationing
The delegation of decision‐making powers to nonmajoritarian, independent agencies has become a significant phenomenon in more and more policy areas. One of these is the health‐care sector, where decisions on the range of services covered within public systems have, in most developed countries, been delegated to specialized bodies. This article offers an analytical framework that seeks to grasp the empirical variety and complexity of delegative pr…
The Europeanization of Health Care Coverage Decisions
The paper presents two cases of Europeanization in health policy – an area that has so far been viewed as hardly affected by European integration. We show that even in the less likely case of coverage decision-making, some traces of Europeanization can be found. This is possible because the Commission has a strong interest in further integration in this field and all other relevant actors have motives to at least engage in cooperation. Our first …
What explains ‘generosity’ in the public financing of high-tech drugs? An empirical investigation of 25 OECD countries and 11 controversial drugs
In times of increasing cost pressures, public healthcare systems in Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries face the question of whether and to which extent new high-tech drugs are to be financed within their public healthcare systems. Systematic empirical research that explains across-country variation in these decisions is, however, almost non-existent. We analyse an original dataset that contains coverage decisi…
Strategic Institutional Design
Governments’ decisions to delegate policy decisions to non-majoritarian agencies have been both criticized as attempts at blame avoidance or depoliticization and defended as enhancing the rationality and credibility of decisions. This article focuses not on the decision to delegate, but on the decisions of how and to whom to delegate. We argue that strategic motives are relevant not only in the decision to delegate, but equally, and perhaps more …
Healthy or Sick? Coevolution of Health Care and Public Health in a Comparative Perspective
Healthy or Sick? Coevolution of Health Care and Public Health in a Comparative Perspective." Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis: Research and Practice, 21(4), pp. 424–425
Delegation and Institutional Design in Health‐Care Rationing
The delegation of decision‐making powers to nonmajoritarian, independent agencies has become a significant phenomenon in more and more policy areas. One of these is the health‐care sector, where decisions on the range of services covered within public systems have, in most developed countries, been delegated to specialized bodies. This article offers an analytical framework that seeks to grasp the empirical variety and complexity of delegative pr…
Five types of OECD healthcare systems
The Europeanization of Health Care Coverage Decisions
The paper presents two cases of Europeanization in health policy – an area that has so far been viewed as hardly affected by European integration. We show that even in the less likely case of coverage decision-making, some traces of Europeanization can be found. This is possible because the Commission has a strong interest in further integration in this field and all other relevant actors have motives to at least engage in cooperation. Our first …
What explains ‘generosity’ in the public financing of high-tech drugs? An empirical investigation of 25 OECD countries and 11 controversial drugs
In times of increasing cost pressures, public healthcare systems in Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries face the question of whether and to which extent new high-tech drugs are to be financed within their public healthcare systems. Systematic empirical research that explains across-country variation in these decisions is, however, almost non-existent. We analyse an original dataset that contains coverage decisi…
The Transformation of the Social Right to Healthcare
This pathbreaking book investigates welfare state change in the area of health care- a field widely neglected by comparative welfare state research. While some work on health care expenditure exists, health care rights have not been systematically studied since social rights have exclusively focused on entitlement to cash benefits. Addressing this research gap, Böhm analyses in what way the social right to health care has been modified in the cou…
Strategic Institutional Design
Governments’ decisions to delegate policy decisions to non-majoritarian agencies have been both criticized as attempts at blame avoidance or depoliticization and defended as enhancing the rationality and credibility of decisions. This article focuses not on the decision to delegate, but on the decisions of how and to whom to delegate. We argue that strategic motives are relevant not only in the decision to delegate, but equally, and perhaps more …
Prävention als neues Paradigma der Gesundheitspolitik in OECD-Ländern? Trends und Erklärungsfaktoren der Präventionsausgaben
Vor dem Hintergrund der Zunahme chronischer Krankheiten wird Prävention immer wichtiger. Die Präventionspolitik der OECD-Länder ist bislang jedoch kaum erforscht. Der Aufsatz leistet einen ersten Beitrag indem er die Entwicklung und Unterschiede der staatlichen Präventionsausgaben für den Zeitraum 1985 – 2015 beschreibt und den Einfluss verschiedener Faktoren mithilfe eines Hybrid-Modells schätzt. Die Analyse zeigt, dass die Unterschiede zwischen…
Die Bundesländer als Verhandlungspartner der Krankenkassen
Healthy or Sick? Coevolution of Health Care and Public Health in a Comparative Perspective
Healthy or Sick? Coevolution of Health Care and Public Health in a Comparative Perspective." Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis: Research and Practice, 21(4), pp. 424–425
Political science (9 works) · Business (6 works) · Economics (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Health care (5 works) · Health Systems, Economic Evaluations, Quality of Life (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works)