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Equal before luck? : well-being consequences of personal deprivation and transition

Costa-Font, Joan; Nicińska, Anna; Rosselló Roig, Melcior - 2025

Past trauma resulting from personal life shocks, especially during periods of particular volatility, such as regime transition (or regime change), can give rise to significant long-lasting effects on people's health and well-being. We study this question by drawing on longitudinal and...

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Equal before luck? : well-being consequences of personal deprivation and transition

Costa-Font, Joan; Nicińska, Anna; Rosselló Roig, Melcior - 2025

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Continuous learning and customer value creation in the healthcare : mediating effects of innovations adoption value recognition

Binto, Binto M.; Mbura, Omari Khalifa - 2026

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Designing sustainable healthcare additive manufacturing networks using a multi-objective spatial routing framework

Kasin Ransikarbum; Nivasanon, Chanipa; … - 2026

Background: This study evaluates an additive manufacturing (AM) network designed to balance economic performance, lead time, and environmental impact within the healthcare logistics and supply chain. Methods: An integrated framework is proposed that identifies optimal AM facility locations using...

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The health care system in Latvia

Stupele, Liva - 2024

This country report provides a description of the emergence of a health care system under public responsibility in Latvia. The inception of the health care system refers to the first legislation stipulating entitlements to medical care. The report also includes a brief description of major...

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The health care system in Nigeria

Balogun, Joseph A. - 2024

This country report provides a description of the emergence of a health care system under public responsibility in Nigeria. The inception of the health care system refers to the first legislation stipulating entitlements to medical care. The report also includes a brief description of major...

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The value addition of Healthcare 4.0 loyalty programs : implications for logistics management

Vieira, Maria João; Ramos, Ana; Amaral, João - 2026

Background: Digital transformation is reshaping healthcare operations, with loyalty programs increasingly used to strengthen patient engagement and streamline administrative workflows. However, fragmented information systems and manual verification routines continue to create bottlenecks,...

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How does tort reform affect health care delivery

Courtemanche, Charles; Garuccio, Joseph - 2026

Health care costs in the U.S. have grown dramatically over the past several decades, with one possible cause being physicians providing unnecessary services out of fear of being sued for malpractice - a phenomenon known as "defensive medicine". States responded by enacting different types of...

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The relative efficiency of the health sector in Saudi Arabia : a data envelopment analysis

Benyoussef, Slah; Jbir, Rafik; Belkhir, Nadia - 2026

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Investments in AI as a driver for increased productivity in the healthcare system

Sabyrzhan, Ali; Zeinullina, Zhanar; Karipova, Ainur; … - 2026

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What are the impacts of certificate-of-need laws? : a review of the evidence

Courtemanche, Charles; Garuccio, Joseph - 2026

This study reviews the literature on the impacts of Certificate-of-Need (CON) laws, which require the approval of states' health planning agencies for health care providers to engage in regulated actions such as opening or expanding facilities or purchasing equipment. Economic theory suggests...

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Digitalisation in proximity health care services in Italy : an analysis upon possible different trajectories and the key role of both GPs and patients

Antonucci, Gianluca; D'Andreamatteo, Antonio - 2026

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Acting early on non-communicable diseases : a framework for health system transformation : white paper

2026

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Cost management in healthcare : a PRISMA-Based systematic review of international research

Barbosa, Sofia Nair; Silva, Amélia Cristina Ferreira da; … - 2026

The growing economic pressures on healthcare systems have heightened the need for effective and sustainable cost management strategies. This study presents a PRISMAbased systematic review of 210 peer-reviewed articles published between 1974 and 2024, retrieved from the Scopus andWeb of Science...

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The effect of job quality on health of older workers in Europe

Matalone, Silvia; Belloni, Michele; Carrino, Ludovico; … - 2026

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Hybrid modelling using simulation and machine learning in healthcare

Ahmadi, Ali; Fakhimi, Masoud; Magnusson, Carin - 2026

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Co-benefits of substance abuse regulation on temperature and violent crime

Pavanello, Filippo; Zappalà, Guglielmo - 2026

Higher temperatures can increase substance abuse and exacerbate its physiological effects on the human body, raising the risk of violent behavior. Using administrative crime records and daily temperatures in the United States between 1991 and 2023, we show that two public policies regulating...

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COVID-19 risk perceptions after the end of the public health emergency

Chiba, Asako; Haganuma, Kazuya; Nakata, Taisuke; Nguyen … - 2026

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Societal duty or pragmatic paradox? : exploring midwives' experiences of contradictory work demands during COVID-19 lockdowns

Greenslade-Yeats, James; Mharapara, Tago L.; Clemons, … - 2026

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The World Health Organization's drive for universal health coverage in Egypt and Morocco

Mahmoud, Mai Mohamed Abdou - 2026

While the World Health Organization’s (WHO) role in global health is well-documented, there is a notable gap in research regarding its influence on domestic health policy in Lower-Middle Income Countries (LMICs). This paper, therefore, explores the WHO’s impact on advancing the Universal...

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From crisis to crisis : assessment of financial performance of SMEs in the healthcare sector in Visegrad Countries

Dunay, Anna; Pataki, László; Illés, Csaba Bálint; … - 2026

The living standards of the population in Visegrad Countries (V4) have long been below the EU and OECD averages, and the increase of negative impacts and crisis phenomena may be detected in their health systems, too. Our study examines the similarities and differences of the SMEs of healthcare...

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Tracking Universal Health Coverage : 2025 Global Monitoring Report

World Health Organization - 2026

The goal of universal health coverage (UHC) is for all people to receive the quality health services they need, when and where they need them, without incurring financial hardship. UHC covers the full continuum of essential health services, from health promotion to disease prevention, treatment,...

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Liquidity, leverage and financial performance nexus : insights from sub-Saharan Africa's healthcare sector

Dangs, Ayuba Zakka; Ojeka, Stephen Aanu; Uthman, Ahmad … - 2026

This study investigates how liquidity and leverage shape financial performance in sub-Saharan Africa's listed healthcare firms and concludes that internal liquidity capacity is a more reliable driver of performance than debt. Using an ex post facto design, the study examines 60 firm year...

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Drivers of primary healthcare and elementary education initiatives in Rajasthan (2014–2024)

Singh, Priyadarshini - 2026

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Mapping the landscape of healthcare supply chain management through an NLP-driven systematic review

Tomassi, Andrea; Nakhal Akel, Antonio Javier; … - 2026

Background: Healthcare supply chains (HSCs) are critical socio-technical systems that ensure the timely delivery of pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and electromedical equipment, yet they face increasing complexity due to regulatory constraints, demand uncertainty, and the growing...

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Advancing relational primary healthcare : four triadic components of the digital face-to-face professional service encounter

Arwin, Henrietta; Halldórsson, Árni; Hellström, Andreas - 2026

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Health perception biases and healthcare utilization in China : a longitudinal approach

Nie, Peng; Spitzer, Sonja; Sousa-Poza, Alfonso - 2026

Using panel data on over 17,000 adults from the China Health and Retirement Longitudinal Study (CHARLS), this paper investigates the role of health perception biases for healthcare utilization and related expenditure in China. We measure health perception biases as the difference between...

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Family-friendly practices, work-family conflict, and job satisfaction : a study in the Portuguese healthcare sector

Oliveira, Vânia; Silva, Isabel Soares; Costa, Daniela; … - 2026

Job satisfaction (JS) is a key indicator in health-related professions. This variable can be crucial to the performance of healthcare workers as well as to patients' perception of the care provided. However, JS can be influenced by personal and organizational variables and the variables that...

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Delayed retirement : effects on health and healthcare utilization

Borgbjerg, Anne Katrine; Sigaard, Hans Schytte; Svarer, … - 2026

This paper estimates the effect of a reform-induced increase in the early retirement age (ERA) on labor supply, health, and healthcare utilization using detailed Danish administrative data and a regression discontinuity design. We show that while raising the ERA successfully increased...

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Delayed retirement : effects on health and healthcare utilization

Borgbjerg, Anne Katrine; Sigaard, Hans Schytte; Svarer, … - 2026

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Delayed retirement : effects on health and healthcare utilization

Borgbjerg, Anne Katrine; Sigaard, Hans Schytte; Svarer, … - 2026

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A dual-drive recommendation model for smart healthcare platforms : synergizing proactive search and AI-driven decision-making

Gao, Lingyu; Xiaoli, Wang - 2026

The emergence of smart healthcare platforms has significantly enhanced the accessibility of medical services, yet it has also introduced critical challenges such as information overload and patient decision-making dilemmas. This study investigates the interaction and synergistic optimization of...

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Tracing the genetic footprints of the UK National Health Service

Martín Bassols, Nicolau; Biroli, Pietro; De Cao, Elisabetta - 2026

The establishment of the UK National Health Service (NHS) in July 1948 was one of the most consequential health policy interventions of the twentieth century, providing universal and free access to medical care and substantially expanding maternal and infant health services. In this paper, we...

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Tracing the genetic footprints of the UK National Health Service

Martín Bassols, Nicolau; Biroli, Pietro; De Cao, Elisabetta - 2026

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Tracing the genetic footprints of the UK National Health Service

Martín Bassols, Nicolau; Biroli, Pietro; De Cao, Elisabetta - 2026

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Explaining the decline in childhood immunisation : socioeconomic, parental, and health system drivers

Iusitini, Leon; Pacheco, Gail; Schober, Thomas - 2026

Childhood immunisation coverage in New Zealand has fallen since 2016, with the decline accelerating during the COVID-19 pandemic. Using administrative data from Stats NZ's Integrated Data Infrastructure, we examine determinants of immunisation uptake and how these have changed over time. We find...

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Triple A : how analytics, AI, and algorithms are improving inventory management in healthcare

Johnson, Laquanda Leaven; Ebakivie, Oghenetejiri - 2026

Background: Healthcare inventory management is critical for ensuring timely access to supplies and reducing stockouts. As supply chains grow more complex, algorithms, AI, and analytics techniques have emerged as tools for forecasting, tracking, classification, and procurement. Yet empirical...

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Testing for asymmetric information in the public health insurance market in Vietnam : towards the accomplishment of universal health insurance coverage

Yamada, Hiroyuki; Nguyen Anh Tuyet; Shimamura, Yasuharu; … - 2026

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Patient participation and citizenship in outpatient processes : a service logistics study

Dokkulab, Atchara; Duangpun Kritchanchai; Pirojsakul, … - 2026

Background: Outpatient departments operate as interconnected service nodes through which patient and information flows must be coordinated across multiple handoffs. However, the role of patient value co-creation in shaping perceived outpatient process performance remains underexplored. Methods:...

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People-centered integrated primary healthcare : conceptual framework and key components

Wang, Hong; Legido-Quigley, Helena; Wang, Ding; Bitton, Asaf - 2026

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La santé dans les Outre-mer

2026

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Presenteeism during public health crises : examining why organisational sickness preventative practices work differently for men and women

Luksyte, Aleksandra; Yeo, Gillian; Avery, Derek R.; … - 2026

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Does LLM Assistance Improve Healthcare Delivery? An Evaluation Using On-site Physicians and Laboratory Tests

Abaluck, Jason; Pless, Robert; Ravi, Nirmal; Sautmann, Anja - 2026

We deployed large language model (LLM) decision support for health workers at two outpatient clinics in Nigeria. For each patient, health workers drafted care plans that were optionally revised after LLM feedback. We compared unassisted and assisted plans using blinded randomized assessments by...

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Does LLM Assistance Improve Healthcare Delivery? An Evaluation Using On-Site Physicians and Laboratory Tests

Abaluck, Jason; Pless, Robert; Ravi, Nirmal; Sautmann, Anja - 2026

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How does knowledge transfer freedom affect financial performance : evidence from the Serbian healthcare sector : a dimensional analysis

Milić, Tanja; Milić, Dragica - 2026

Previous research offers only a partial understanding of how knowledge transfer freedom (KTF), defined as the unrestricted flow of knowledge among individuals, organizations, and societies, affects financial performance (FP). This study is among the first to address this issue by investigating...

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The welfare state myth : how low-tax countries offer the world's best welfare

Fölster, Stefan; Sanandaji, Nima - 2026

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India's transition towards performance based financing in health : an assessment of the conditionalities framework of national health mission

Choudhury, Mita; Kukreja, Rolly - 2026

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Reform-induced competition : evaluating the impact on Swiss pharmacies and total drug costs

Anderes, Marc - 2026

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Community health teams and health utilization in El Salvador

Bancalari, Antonella; Bernal, Pedro; Celhay, Pablo A.; … - 2026

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Health budget execution and procurement systems : the state of play in Malawi

Nkhoma, Dominic; Pezza, Alessandro Ramella; Manthalu, Gerald - 2026

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Issues, challenges, and ways forward for PhilHealth's health information system under a diagnosis-related grouping-global budget (DRG-GB) regime

Tomas, Therese Jules P.; Sigua, Jemar Anne V.; Siy Van, … - 2026

In this study, we assessed the readiness of PhilHealth's health information system (HIS) to support the transition to Diagnosis-Related Groups with Global Budgets (DRG-GB) as envisioned in the Universal Health Care Act of 2019. Using a framework that examines data generation, fiduciary...

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Workforce impacts of subsidised mental healthcare : evidence on supply, geographic distribution, and earnings

Black, Nicole; Harris, Anthony H.; Johnston, David; … - 2026

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The anatomy of a public health crisis : household responses over the course of the Zika epidemic in Brazil

Lautharte, Ildo; Rasul, Imran - 2026

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Career pathways between occupations in the English NHS

Harvey-Rich, Olly; Kelly, Elaine; Stockton, Isabel - 2026

More than 1.5 million staff work for the NHS in England, across a wide range of occupations. Progression within these occupations - for example, from nurse to senior staff nurse - has long been a focus of workforce policy in the NHS. Transitions between broad occupation groups - such as...

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Nurse practitioner training and local medical provider supply

Gruber, Anja F.; Van Sandt, Anders; Carpenter, Craig Wesley - 2026

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Can financial incentives shift health care from an inpatient to an outpatient setting?

Grašič, Katja; Siciliani, Luigi; Wen, Jinglin - 2026

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