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. 2024 Aug 19;28:100462. doi: 10.1016/j.lansea.2024.100462

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Fig. 1 — Observed and predicted values of selected model for four categories of health benefit packages under HBP1.0 in public and private sector: A) Packages having CPD less than 50%. B) Packages having CPD between 50 and 75%. C) Packages having CPD between 75 and 110%. D) Packages having CPD more than 110%. E) All packages. Footnote: Cost-price differential is ratio of price to cost; where cost refers to the mean health system cost of delivering the service for a package in public or private healthcare facilities in India and price refers to the amount set by the government (National Health Authority) to be reimbursed for the same service.

Fig. 1 — Observed and predicted values of selected model for four categories of health benefit packages under HBP1.0 in public and private sector: A) Packages having CPD less than 50%. B) Packages having CPD between 50 and 75%. C) Packages having CPD between 75 and 110%. D) Packages having CPD more than 110%. E) All packages. Footnote: Cost-price differential is ratio of price to cost; where cost refers to the mean health system cost of delivering the service for a package in public or private healthcare facilities in India and price refers to the amount set by the government (National Health Authority) to be reimbursed for the same service.