Joël Wagner

On the determinants of intensity and duration in institutional long-term care in Switzerland: New insights from random forest modeling

Lucien Lorenz, Joël Wagner

This study examines the intensity of care and duration of stay among elderly residents in long-term care institutions in the canton of Geneva, Switzerland. We use a dataset of 26 060 individuals spanning 1998–2024 and described by 55 covariates, including demographic information, …

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Who wants to pay more taxes for better long-term care services: evidence from OECD surveys

Sylvain Botteron, Christophe Courbage, Joël Wagner

BACKGROUND: This study examines the factors influencing individuals' willingness to pay higher taxes to support long-term care (LTC) services, a pressing issue as aging populations drive rising LTC demand and public spending. METHODS: We use data from the 2020 and 2022 waves …

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Household size can explain 40% of the variance in cumulative COVID-19 incidence across Europe

Seba Contreras, Philipp Dönges, Maciej Filiński, Joël Wagner et autres

Household size impacts the spread of respiratory infectious diseases: Larger households tend to boost transmission by acquiring external infections more frequently and subsequently transmitting them back into the community. Furthermore, mandatory interventions primarily modulate contagion between households rather than within them. We …

Household size can explain 40% of the variance in cumulative COVID-19 incidence across Europe

Seba Contreras, Philipp Dönges, Maciej Filiński, Joël Wagner et autres

Household size impacts the spread of respiratory infectious diseases: Larger households tend to boost transmission by acquiring external infections more frequently and subsequently transmitting them back into the community. Furthermore, mandatory interventions primarily modulate contagion between households rather than within them. We …

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On the Cost Dynamics in Multimorbid Individuals: A Quantile Regression Analysis of Insurance Claims

Laura Iveth Aburto Barrera, Anna Nicolet, Christophe Bagnoud, Joachim Marti et autres

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On the Main Determinants of Medical Costs in Accident Insurance: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Swiss Market

Marco Maggi, Peter Hieber, Joël Wagner

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Heterogeneity in policy preferences for energy renovation: Evidence from a mixed-effects ordinal model

Antonin Beringhs, Joël Wagner, Gabrielle Wanzenried

Energy renovations are a key pillar for reducing CO 2 emissions and lowering energy demand in the residential sector. This work makes a central contribution by linking the determinants of renovation decisions among owner-occupiers with the impact they assign to a wide …

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Who Responds to Estate Recovery? Survey Evidence from Switzerland on Long-Term Care Insurance and Informal Care Decisions

Laura Iveth Aburto Barrera, Christophe Courbage, Joël Wagner

Estate recovery is a policy whereby the state recovers public long-term care (LTC) benefits from the estates of deceased beneficiaries. Using data from a Swiss survey, this study examines which individuals are most responsive to estate recovery in their decisions to purchase …

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On IoT‐enabled risk prevention and insurance: A systematic literature review

Ion Cimbru, Joël Wagner, Angela Zeier Röschmann

Abstract The insurance market is increasingly adopting connected insurance offerings, such as telematics, wearables, and parametric products, enabled by Internet of Things (IoT) technologies. These innovations generate granular, observable risk data and support the delivery of preventive services. While connected insurance has …

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On IoT-enabled risk prevention and insurance : a systematic literature review

Ion Cimbru, Joël Wagner, Angela Zeier Röschmann

Exploring Swiss homeowners’ renovation decisions: A latent class analysis approach to inform policy

Antonin beringhs, Joël Wagner, Gabrielle Wanzenried

• Unique survey of 1 400 Swiss owners provides comprehensive evidence on renovations. • Latent class analysis uncovers unobserved heterogeneity in renovation behaviour. • Three distinct housing profiles identified, differing in renovation rates. • Plausible determinants include dwelling age, comfort, savings and …

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Development of multimorbidity patterns in older adults in Switzerland: A competing risks modeling approach

Laura Iveth Aburto Barrera, Anna Nicolet, Christophe Bagnoud, Joachim Marti et autres

Multimorbidity, multiple long-term health conditions co-occurring in one individual, is a complex challenge that affects individuals, healthcare systems, and society. People with multimorbidity have a lower quality of life, higher mortality, and more complex needs and holistic treatments, resulting in higher health …

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