Search Results - subject:"COMMUNITY HEALTH"

The seen and unseen: the unintended impact of a conditional cash transfer program on prenatal sex selection

Javadekar, Sayli; Saxena, Kritika - In: Journal of Population Economics 38 (2025) 1

surviving in treated states between 2006 and 2015. Finally, we find suggestive evidence that the involvement of community health … existing trends in prenatal sex selection through its simultaneous provision of cash incentives to households and community … health workers as well as access to prenatal sex detection technology such as ultrasound scans. Using difference …

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The impact of community midwives on maternal healthcare utilization

Musaddiq, Tareena - In: Health economics 32 (2023) 3, pp. 697-714

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The seen and the unseen: Impact of a conditional cash transfer program on prenatal sex selection

Javadekar, Sayli; Saxena, Kritika - 2021

households and community health workers for every live birth, this program altered existing trends in prenatal sex selection … role played by community health workers in facilitating the program is a key driver of the decline in prenatal sex …

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The seen and the unseen : impact of a conditional cash transfer program on prenatal sex selection

Javadekar, Sayli; Saxena, Kritika - 2021

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Digitalizing Community Health Work: A Struggle over the Values of Global Health Policy

Hanrieder, Tine; Montt Maray, Eloisa - In: Historical Social Research 46 (2021) 1, pp. 136-159

The introduction of digital technology has sparked new debates about the value of community health workers in low- and …. Community health workers, a workforce that was already celebrated during the 1970s Primary Health Care movement, are having a … the digitalization of community health work. …

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The impact and utilization of integrated community health programs in developing countries : evidence from the Philippines

Hoffmann, Roman - 2017

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Expanding access to clean water for the rural poor : experimental evidence from Malawi

Dupas, Pascaline; Nhlema, Basimenye; Wagner, Zachary; … - 2020

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Subsidies, information, and the timing of children’s health care in Mali

Sautmann, Anja; Brown, Samuel; Dean, Mark - 2020

Sustained progress in reducing child mortality requires better care for children who are acutely illustrations This paper studies how health care subsidies and health workers providing information on symptoms affect the overuse and underuse of primary care, which depend not just on absolute...

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Socioeconomic Differences in Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health: Sources of Family Planning

Cortez, Rafael; Brindis, Claire; Decker, Mara; Yarger, … - Economics Research, World Bank Group - 2015

also share family planning information in clinic settings through community health worker models (Argaw, 2007; Lehman and …

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Effect of pecuniary costs and time costs on choice of healthcare providers among caregivers of febrile children in rural Papua New Guinea

Tsukahara, Takahiro; Sugahara, Takuma; Ogura, Seiritsu; … - In: Health Economics Review 9 (2019) 33, pp. 1-14

Background: User fees, transportation costs, and time costs impair access to healthcare by rural communities in low and middle income countries. However, effects of time costs on demand for healthcare are less understood than effects of user fees for health providers. In addition, prospective...

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