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The main mortality causes for Colombia in 2010 are in the direction of the phenomenon known as Epidemiologic Transition. Among these we can find neoplasms and heart diseases as the factors with highest death incidence. Physical aggressions and homicides also cause a large number of deaths in the...
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para el 2012.*****Abstract: This paper evaluates the determinants of access to health care services in Colombia with data … from the National Survey of Quality of Life in 2012, considering the characteristics of supply and demand of health care …
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This paper uses information from the Demographic and Health Survey, as well as the National Survey of Nutritional …
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Using data from the 2010 Colombia Demographic and Health Survey and National Survey of the Nutritional Situation in …
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Somoza-Rutstein retrospective analysis and Demographic and Health Surveys from 1986 to 2010. Results show a substantial …
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characterizes the nutritional status of children between 1 and 4 years of age and evaluates access to adequate health care and the …
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transmisibles como la hipertensivas.******ABSTRACT: The primary aim of this document is to analyze the health inequality across the … Colombian regions, and the leading causes of medical attentions registered in the General System of Social Security in Health … are also more equal in terms of health. In contrast, Amazonía and Pacífico have relative low health. Moreover, the results …
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In Colombia, ethnic students have a low academic achievement compared to their non-ethnic peers in standardized test scores on math and language. This achievement gap is persistent at the state level, especially in high ethnic density states. Using information regarding results from the state...
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In this paper we argue that the most effective policy for the reduction in regional income disparities observed in Colombia is to invest in the human capital of the inhabitants of the periphery. Initially, we review the failed efforts to transform Colombian education in the late nineteenth...
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