GOLDZAHL Leontine

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  • 2014 - 2015
    Economie pantheon-sorbonne
  • 2014 - 2015
    Centre d'économie de la Sorbonne
  • 2014 - 2015
    Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
  • 2021
    Does Retirement Affect Secondary Preventive Care Use? Evidence From Breast Cancer Screening.
  • 2020
    Health information provision, health knowledge and health behaviours: Evidence from breast cancer screening.
    Does prevention-focused integration lead to the triple aim? An evaluation of two new care models in England.
  • 2015
    A behavioral approach to breast cancer screening decision.

  • Does Retirement Affect Secondary Preventive Care Use? Evidence From Breast Cancer Screening.

    Peter EIBICH, Leontine GOLDZAHL
    Economics & Human Biology | 2021
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  • Health information provision, health knowledge and health behaviours: Evidence from breast cancer screening.

    Peter EIBICH, Leontine GOLDZAHL
    Social Science & Medicine | 2020
    No summary available.
    More informations See the publication

  • Does prevention-focused integration lead to the triple aim? An evaluation of two new care models in England.

    Jonathan STOKES, Vishalie SHAH, Leontine GOLDZAHL, Soren rud KRISTENSEN, Matt SUTTON
    Journal of Health Services Research & Policy | 2020
    No summary available.
    More informations See the publication

  • A behavioral approach to breast cancer screening decision.

    Leontine GOLDZAHL, Guillaume HOLLARD, Florence JUSOT, Lise ROCHAIX, Guillaume HOLLARD, Florence JUSOT, Fabrice ETILE, Jerome WITTWER, Matteo m. GALIZZI
    2015
    This dissertation investigates the supply and demand factors associated with the use of breast cancer screening. Among the supply factors, I examine how the coexistence of organized screening alongside individual screening influences the content of the screening examination as well as the regular use of screening. In addition to demand factors such as socioeconomic characteristics, particular attention is paid to the possibility of explaining regular screening uptake by risk and time preferences as well as perceptions. Based on psychological regularities identified in behavioral economics and psychology, three nudge-type interventions are tested in a randomized field experiment aimed at increasing screening rates in the national program.
    More informations See the publication
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