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Tuulonen A et al. – The results of this modelling study indicate that policy initiatives, such as defining criteria for access to care, can have substantial implications on the demand for care and waiting times whereas the effect of ageing alone was relatively small. Measures to control several other factors such as the adoption and price level of new technologies, treatments and practice patterns will be at least equally important in order to restrain healthcare costs effectively.

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