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Empirical Analysis of Field Data on HIV/AIDS Epidemic in Khartoum State, Sudan

Mohamed, Issam A.W. - 2011

The study focuses on the HIV/AIDS in Khartoum state during the period (2003-2007). The main objectives are to study the situation of HIV/AIDS in Khartoum state through a sample of 1439 of volunteers for the three selected blood testing and counseling centers in Khartoum, Omdurman, and Khartoum...

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Sağlıkta Dönüşümün Ampirik Analizi

Celikay, Ferdi; Gumus, Erdal - 2011

The efficiency of Turkish health system, which was restructured by the health transformation framework, depends on the mutual compliance of both health service providers and demanders. The future and success of the new health system may be determined by solving problems that were generated from...

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Prevalence of neuro-musculoskeletal complications in patients with T2DM

Saif, Mehvish; Ali, Syed Zain; Zehra, Syeda Zufiesha; … - 2017

Diabetes mellitus affects normal metabolizing body function and causes long term organs dysfunctions like blindness, kidney failure, neuropathy and autonomic dysfunction. The musculoskeletal is also affected by T2DM and causes pain, dysfunctions, and disabilities. Thus, this study is to find the...

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Der Wohlfahrtstaat als Grundbestandteil des modernen demokratischen Staatsgefüges

Mavrozacharakis, Emmanouil; Tzagkarakis, Stylianos Ioannis - 2018

Defining the welfare state is not a simpleminded task. Actually, there are numerous definitions which try to reflect at least some of the basic characteristics of the welfare state or its objectives and its functions. For some, there is primarily an institutional parameter, for others there are...

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The Impact of Government Health Expenditure on Health Outcomes in Southern Africa

Shilongo, Henock - 2019

despite more health expenditure by government, it is private health expenditure, in comparison, that impacts health outcomes …

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Enhancing health information infrastructures in Asia: an economic impact study

Johansen, Elias - 2021

Throughout Asia, low- and middle-income countries are experiencing a rapid growth of health information systems. Interoperability is being made a priority and steps are being taken to reduce fragmentation and ensure interoperability. There are several approaches to determining economic well...

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Rising Mortality Rate in Andhra Pradesh: Towards a demystification

Motkuri, Venkatanarayana; Mishra, Uday Shankar - 2013

Service (EMS) – popularly known in the state as ‘108’ services, witnessing evolving pre-hospital care integrated with definite …

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Restraining High and Rising Cancer Drug Prices: Need for Accelerating R&D Productivity and Aligning Prices with Value

Bhardwaj, Ramesh - 2015

ABSTRACT The high price of cancer drugs has become a world-wide phenomenon. In recent decades, studies have produced ample evidence of rising research and clinical testing costs underlying pharmaceutical innovations. There is a general concurrence that the current model of drug development needs...

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Healthcare Spending: The Role of Healthcare Institutions from an International Perspective

Titeca, Hannes - 2016

Healthcare systems differ greatly across the world, however, it appears that the extent of public insurance (publicly/government funded healthcare) is the only institutional characteristic that plays a significant role in accounting for the large disparities in total healthcare spending. Other...

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Cost of illness for outpatients attending public and private hospitals in Bangladesh

Pavel, Md Sadik; Chakrabarty, Sayan; Gow, Jeff - 2015

time off work and foregone wages. Private hospital patients have higher average direct costs than public hospital patients …. However, average indirect costs are higher for public hospital patients than private hospital patients by a factor of almost …’s income, gender, age or illness. Conclusion Overall, public hospital patients, who tend to be the poorest, bear a larger …

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