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not only at country level but also at regional and hospital level across countries. The possibility of linking hospital …
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Although until April 2012, all Spanish citizens regardless of their origin, residence status and work situation were entitled to health care, available evidence suggested inadequate access for immigrants. Following the Aday and Andersen model, we conducted an analysis of policy elements that...
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This review study explores the “brain drain” currently evident amongst physicians in Greece, which is closely linked to the country's severe financial woes. In particular, it shows that the Greek healthcare labour market offers few opportunities and thus physicians are forsaking their...
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first question examines the existence of agglomeration economies in the hospital service industry. The second considers … whether the sharing of intermediate inputs contributes to spillovers from spatial concentration of hospital services. These … whether a service is provided and how the service is provided. Three key findings are obtained. First, hospitals in more …
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decade and have been criticised for distorting existing clinical priorities in scheduling hospital treatment. We demonstrate …
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The paper explores the quality of the recent high-growth episode in sub-Saharan Africa by examining the following two questions: (i) what has been the nature and pattern of SSA growth over the past 15 years and how does it compare with previous episodes? (ii) has this growth had an impact on...
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Recent substantive reforms to the English National Health Service expanded patient choice and encouraged hospitals to … compete within a market with fixed prices. This study investigates whether these reforms led to improvements in hospital … quality. We use a difference-in-difference-style estimator to test whether hospital quality (measured using mortality from …
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Financing is the most crucial part of the of the health care service delivery system and health care finance is one of the most critical factor contributing in the poverty scenario of any country. In developing countries like India where the health system should be more equitable and cost...
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This paper explores the different sets of power relationships and resultant ethical dilemmas that arise when developing community monitoring systems. Community Based Monitoring and Planning, as part of the Government of India’s strategy to achieve quality health care within the National...
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Since the elections of 2010, Myanmar’s political landscape has changed significantly; the old military junta has officially been dissolved and a new civilian government, led by President Thein Sein, has been inaugurated. Together with the new constitution of 2008 and the...
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