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Use when assembling the data, code, and access documentation for a Journal of Health Economics (JHE) manuscript — where much health data is restricted (claims, administrative, EHR) and the journal's policy encourages rather than mandates deposit. Packages reproducibility and a credible restricted-data access path; it does not run the analysis.

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# Replication Package (jhe-replication-package)

## When to trigger

- The analysis uses restricted health data (Medicare/Medicaid claims, hospital discharge, EHR, registry, survey-linked admin) and you must document an access path
- A Data Availability Statement and code package need assembling for submission
- A referee or editor asks whether the results are reproducible despite data being non-public
- You are deciding what can be deposited publicly versus what stays behind a Data Use Agreement / IRB

## What JHE actually requires (and what it does not)

JHE follows the Elsevier **Research Data** policy: authors are **encouraged** to deposit data in a repository and to **state data availability at submission** — this is *not* the AEA's mandatory pre-publication openICPSR build-and-verify gate (检索于 2026-06；以官网为准). That softer baseline is precisely why credibility here rests on **how well you document the path to reproduction**, not on a public dataset that often cannot exist. The health-economics reality is that most rich data is restricted by privacy law (HIPAA), Data Use Agreements, and IRB. The professional standard JHE referees increasingly expect: **code is shareable even when data is not**, the Data Availability Statement is honest and specific, and another researcher could in principle obtain the same data and re-run the code.

## Build the package around the data's access tier
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