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With SHARE data we analyzed the utilization of healthcare services in 11 healthcare systems with different levels of access regulation. We were able to show that there is a high inequality among educational groups in countries with low levels of access regulation with regard to the utilization of specialist healthcare (controlling for age, health status, etc.), while there is a low level of inequality among educational groups in countries with strong access regulation (Reibling and Wendt 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012).
Reibling, N. and Wendt, C. (2009): Gesundheitszustand und Nutzung von Gesundheitsleistungen. Zeitschrift für Sozialreform, 55, 4, 329–346.
Reibling, N. and Wendt, C. (2010): Bildungsniveau und Zugang zu Gesundheitsleistungen. Zugangsregulierung und Inanspruchnahme fachärztlicher Leistungen in Europa. (Education and Access to Healthcare) Das Gesundheitswesen, 72 (8/09), 447–454.
Reibling, N. and Wendt, C. (2011): Regulating Patients’ Access to Healthcare Services. International Journal of Public and Private Healthcare Management and Economics, 1, 2, 1–16.
Reibling, N. and Wendt, C. (2012): Gatekeeping and Provider Choice in OECD Healthcare Systems. Special Issue, edited by E. Annandale and E. Kuhlmann, Current Sociology, 60, 4, 489–505.
 
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