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health status in France. Firstly, we have compared the health status between migrants and the native population in discerning … population in France. First and second generation migrants have a higher risk than the native French born population to report a … population and a general lack of social integration in France. …
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Lack of knowledge about risk differentials regarding AIDS seriously hampers the study of the economic impact of AIDS in … disaggregated mortality tables. One main result of our model is that educated people have a higher risk of dying through AIDS …
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We try to link the distribution of the AIDS epidemic over an African population with the distribution of income. For … AIDS on household and individual incomes. The model is implemented using a rich set of Ivorian surveys. The results reveal … the complexity of the interaction between demographic behavior and the income generating process. The AIDS epidemic seems …
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). Methods: Two HRQOL instruments were administered by telephone interviews to a sample of 253 IBS French patients recruited from … the general population. IBS was diagnosed according to the Manning, Rome I and Rome II criteria. Patients with organic …, the IBSQOL, were used. Results: Patients with IBS had statistically significant (P < 0.05) lower scores for all SF-36 QOL …
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reserved for hospital use. Effective as therapy for major infections, and for use in severely debilitated patients …-controlled study of totally matched patients treated with other antibiotics. As expected, the cost of the treatment itself (imipeneme …
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This paper focus on the trade-between work and informal care among individuals aged 50 to 65.We first outlines the standard microeconomic model used to study how individuals allocate their time between labour, parental care and leisure. From the two first-order conditions of the standard model,...
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In many areas of health care financing, there is controversy over the sources of cost variability and about the respective roles of inefficiency versus legitimate heterogeneity. This paper proposes a payment system that creates incentives to increase hospital efficiency when hospitals are...
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Hospital heterogeneity is a major issue in defining a reimbursement system. If hospitals are heterogeneous, it is difficult to distinguish which part of the differences in costs is due to cost containment efforts and which part cannot be reduced, because it is due to other unobserved sources of...
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