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World Bank - 2012

Macroeconomic growth and incomes have been on the rise since the Asian Financial Crisis (AFC), but health service utilization and health outcomes in Indonesia have been slower to improve. Jamkesmas could provide valuable benefits by allowing cardholders to acquire preventative, curative, and...

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Sweetening the carrot : motivating public physicians for better performance

Garcia-Prado, Ariadna - 2005

"It is widely observed that many physicians working in public health facilities do not put in the required effort and … time in their jobs. At the same time, many public physicians remain highly motivated, working long hours for little … improve the inoptimal performance of some physicians without compromising the effort of those already motivated. This paper …

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Money for nothing : the dire straits of medical practice in Delhi, India

Das, Jishnu - 2005

"The quality of medical care received by patients varies for two reasons: differences in doctors' competence or differences in doctors' incentives. Using medical vignettes, the authors evaluated competence for a sample of doctors in Delhi. One month later, they observed the same doctors in their...

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Which doctor? : combining vignettes and item response to measure doctor quality

Das, Jishnu - 2004

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Ghost doctors : absenteeism in Bangladeshi health facilities

Chaudhury, Nazmul - 2003

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Medical Malpractice Systems Around the Globe : Examples from the US-Tort Liability System and the Sweden-No Fault System

World Bank - 2013

In this paper two main medical malpractice systems are discussed - tort liability system in the US and no-fault system adopted in OECD countries- most notably in Sweden. These systems were discussed from administrative issues, deterrence, financing,compensation, costs occur to parties involved...

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Unpackaging demand for water service quality : evidence from conjoint surveys in Sri Lanka

Jones, Kelly (contributor) - 2006

"In the early 2000s, the Government of Sri Lanka considered engaging private sector operators to manage water and sewerage services in two separate service areas: one in the town of Negombo (north of Colombo), and one stretching along the coastal strip (south from Colombo) from the towns of...

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Mozambique Service Delivery Indicators

World Bank - 2015

Mozambique is poised to meet the MDG goal of 100 percent primary education enrollment. The achievement will have limited impact if the quality of the education that pupil has access to is lacking. Education quality will critically determine whether the promise of the newfound mineral wealth is...

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Deepening Public Service Unit Reform to Improve Service Delivery

World Bank - 2012

The "Public Service Unit" (PSU), or shiye danwei, is one of the four categories of public sector institutions in China. The country has more than one million public service units (PSUs), or shiye danwei, with a labor force of around 30 million. Most PSUs were created as public service providers....

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Teachers in Lebanon : Understanding the Quality of Teachers' Instructional Practices and Performance

World Bank - 2021

This report presents detailed findings of a teacher performance study in Lebanon, one of four studies carried out under the Research for Results (R4R) program, a partnership between the Lebanese Ministry of Education and Higher Education and Development Partners. The objective of the research...

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