This series is designed to make available to a wider readership methodological studies and statistical analysis presenting and interpreting new data sources, and empirical results and developments in methodology on measuring and assessing health care and health expenditure.

The papers are generally available only in their original language – English or French – with a summary in the other.

HEALTH CARE QUALITY INDICATORS

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No. 20 Information Availability for Measuring and Comparing Quality of Mental Health Care Across OECD Countries (August 2008)
Sandra Garcia Armesto, Helena Medeiros, Lihan Wei

No. 19 Facilitating Cross-National Comparisons of Indicators for Patient Safety at the Health-System Level in the OECD Countries (April 2008)
Saskia Drösler

No. 18 Selecting Indicators for Patient Safety at the Health Systems Level in OECD Countries (October 2004)
John Millar, Soeren Mattke and the Members of the OECD Patient Safety Panel

No. 17 Selecting Indicators for the Quality of Mental Health Care at the Health Systems Level in OECD Countries (October 2004)
Richard Hermann, Soeren Mattke and the Members of the OECD Mental Health Care Panel

No. 16 Selecting Indicators for the Quality of Health Promotion, Prevention and Primary Care at the Health Systems Level in OECD Countries (October 2004)
Martin Marshall, Sheila Leatherman, Soeren Mattke and the Members of the OECD Health Promotion, Prevention and Primary Care Panel

No. 15 Selecting Indicators for the Quality of Diabetes Care at the Health Systems Level in OECD Countries (October 2004)
Sheldon Greenfield, Antonio Nicolucci and Soeren Mattke

No. 14 Selecting Indicators for the Quality of Cardiac Care at the Health Systems Level in OECD Countries(October 2004)
Laura Lambie, Soeren Mattke and the Members of the OECD Cardiac Care Panel      

SHA-BASED HEALTH ACCOUNTS IN 13 OECD COUNTRIES: COUNTRY STUDIES

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No. 13 Turkey - National Health Accounts, 2000 (September 2004)
Mehtap Kartal, Huseyin Ozbay and Halil Erkan Eristi

No. 12 Switzerland - National Health Accounts, 2001 (August 2004)
Raymond Rossel and Yves-Alain Gerber

No. 11 Spain - National Health Accounts, 2001
Jorge Relaño Toledano and María Luisa García Calatayud

No. 10 Poland - National Health Accounts, 1999 (August 2004)
Dorota Kawiorska

No. 9 The Netherlands - National Health Accounts, 2001 (September 2004)
Cor van Mosseveld

No. 8 Mexico - National Health Accounts, 2001 (September 2004)
María-Fernanda Merino-Juárez, Maluin-Gabriela Alarcón-Gómez and Rafael Lozano-Ascencio

No. 7 Korea - National Health Accounts, 2001 (August 2004)
Hyoung-Sun Jeong

No. 6 Japan - National Health Accounts, 2000 (August 2004)
Hiroyuki Sakamaki, Sumie Ikezaki, Manabu Yamazaki and Koki Hayamizu

No. 5 Hungary - National Health Accounts, 2001 (September 2004)
Maria Manno and Mihalyne Hajdu

No. 4 Germany - National Health Accounts, 2001 (August 2004)
Natalie Zifonun

No. 3 Denmark - National Health Accounts, 1999 (August 2004)
Iben Kamp Nielsen

No. 2 Canada - National Health Accounts, 1999 (September 2004)
Gilles Fortin

No. 1 Australia - National Health Accounts, 2000 (September 2004)
Lindy Ingham, Rebecca Bennetts and Tony Hynes