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World Bank Group - 2021

Tailings storage facilities (TSFs) are engineered structures that comprise the confining embankments (commonly referred to as tailings dams) and associated works and are designed to contain tailings (residue following extraction of valuable material from metal ore processing) and to manage...

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Strengthening Hospitals for a Post-COVID-19 Future in Poland

World Bank Group - 2021

of this analysis is to identify pragmatic steps to improve hospital performance in Poland and propose actionable short … this study. In addition to studying the hospital sector and the reform experience to date, the study team has held focused … upon expertise in hospital evaluation and management, health economics, and health services research, the study team …

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Romania Regional Hospital Analysis Study : Regional Referral Networks in Romania

World Bank Group - 2018

hospital activity data, stakeholder interviews, and literature review to assess the extent to which these factors are in place …

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Policy Note on Belarus Hospital Optimization

World Bank Group - 2020

Analytics (ASA) was to help the government in developing an understanding of the vision on hospital optimization for 2021 … epidemiological profile of Belarus, its burden of diseases, organization of hospital service delivery, and utilization of these … options for changes in the organization and delivery of hospital services, based on the discussions and issues raised in the …

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Towards Effective Chronic Case Management : Improving the Efficiency of Outside Medical Referrals in West Bank and Gaza

World Bank Group - 2021

have more of a focus on curative interventions at the hospital level, with less of a priority accorded to preventive …

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Karnataka : A Rapid Private Health Sector Assessment

World Bank Group - 2005

This paper presents a rapid private health sector assessment for Karnataka. Karnataka is a middle-tier Indian state with most state-wide health indicators mirroring those for the nation as a whole. In addition to these health statistics, more than half of Karnataka's children suffer from...

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Bihar : A Rapid Private Health Sector Assessment

World Bank Group - 2005

There is little current information available on private health facilities in Bihar. Government has little to do with the private sector and no recent attempts have been made to survey the private formal or informal sectors. However, we know that the private sector is the dominant force in...

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Trauma Incidence and Emergency Medical Services in Malawi

World Bank Group - 2022

This report provides insights into the current situation and overall burden of trauma and RTCs in Malawi, shares what we have learned about how to effectively run a digital trauma registry in a low-resource setting, and highlights lessons learned from the implementation of the EMS pilot

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Myanmar Improving Public Financial Management for Health Services : Challenges and Opportunities for Improving Service Delivery in the Wake of COVID

World Bank Group - 2020

Myanmar exhibits poor health outcomes and lags regional peers. Myanmar's Human Capital Index (HCI) score is 0.47, compared to a regional average of 0.60. Every year, 2,000 pregnant women and 50,000 children die from preventable causes, and 29 percent of children under age 5 are stunted. While...

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Maternal and Child Health Out-of-Pocket Expenditure and Service Readiness in Lao PDR : Evidence for the National Free Maternal and Child Health Policy from a Household and Health C...

World Bank Group - 2016

Lao PDR has made notable progress in improving maternal health, with materanal mortality decreasing from 1,600 per 100,000 births in 1990 to 220 in 2013.1 However, in order for further gains to be realized, at least two barriers need to be addressed - the low utilization of maternal health (MH)...

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