Healthcare resources
Do healthier lifestyles lead to less utilization of healthcare resources?
... in healthcare costs, it is necessary to provide adequate pre- ventive healthcare services and to improve the utilization of these ...of healthcare resources, which focused on is- sues such as ...
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Distribution of selected healthcare resources for influenza pandemic response in Cambodia
... system resources, selected due to their importance for responding effectively to pandemic influenza: inpatient beds, doctors, nurses, oseltamivir, and mechanical ...These resources where chosen from a pool ...
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Suggestions to ameliorate the inequity in urban/rural allocation of healthcare resources in China
... of healthcare services by the national health ...basic healthcare services is the key fac- tor to evaluate healthcare ...of healthcare resources is problematic worldwide, not just a ...
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Severe hypoglycaemia in adults with insulin-treated diabetes: impact on healthcare resources
... Most previous studies have been retrospective assessments of all people with severe hypoglycaemia, and often exclu- sively those who had utilized additional healthcare resources. Therefore, they have not ...
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Professionals’ perceptions about healthcare resources for co-occuring disorders in Spain
... specific healthcare resources for patients with co-occurring disor- ders (available on ...available resources for co-occurring disorders (such as specific outpatient units and programs, ...
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On the supply of China's healthcare resources in a decentralized healthcare system
... municipal-level healthcare expenditure: first, the vertical spatial effect, which includes the interaction of healthcare expenditure between the provincial and city governments and between the city and ...
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Disproportionate utilization of healthcare resources among veterans with COPD: a retrospective analysis of factors associated with COPD healthcare cost
... COPD-related healthcare cost of ...VHA healthcare costs, the top 20% of patients accounted for 86% of the total costs and 57% of the total encounters with a primary or secondary diagnosis code of COPD and ...
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Outpatient primary and tertiary healthcare utilisation among public rental housing residents in Singapore
... Table 1 details the anthropomorphic and clinical char- acteristics of patients who stayed in public rental flats and not in public rental flat, as well as their utilization of healthcare resources among ...
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Cohort study of healthcare use, costs and diagnoses from onset to 6 months after discharge for takotsubo syndrome in Sweden
... of healthcare resources for TS from Europe, which health system in many aspects is different from that in the ...the healthcare system, of TS to other diseases, and to identify important costs and ...
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FINGER (Forming and Identifying New Groups of Expected Risks): developing and validating a new predictive model to identify patients with high healthcare cost and at risk of admission
... predict healthcare costs and identify individuals who in the following 12 months will require a large amount of healthcare resources, need unscheduled admission to hospital or remain admitted for ...
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Forecasting maldistribution of human resources for healthcare and patients in Japan: a utilization based approach
... allocating healthcare resources, with the SMCAs functioning as geo- graphical units that provide and manage most healthcare- related ...remote healthcare, peri- natal care, and pediatric ...
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Creating Exhibits for Small History Museums on a Limited Budget
... quality healthcare for non-English speaking Southeast Asians (SEA) in the south Sacramento ...primary healthcare concerns that the SEA community face and to suggest long-term ...community healthcare ...
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Impact of a home-based social welfare program on care for palliative patients in the Basque Country (SAIATU Program)
... by healthcare professionals in Osakidetza (Basque Health Service), in Guipúzcoa (Autonomous Community of the Basque ...of healthcare resources by end-of-life ...
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Devolution and human resources in primary healthcare in rural Mali
... This article assesses the key advantages and dilemmas associated with devolution such as responsiveness to local needs, downward accountability and health worker retention. Challenges of politics and capacities are also ...
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The retention of health human resources in primary healthcare centers in Lebanon: a national survey
... One in four PHC providers suffers from a high level of burnout related to EE and one in seven suffers from a high level of burnout related to DP. The observed level of burnout among PHC providers is worrisome for two ...
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Data integration of electronic medical record under administrative decentralization of medical insurance and healthcare in China: a case study
... this has basically been achieved. To start with, the number of designated hospitals is increasing, so that insured patients now have more choices for their healthcare, and the level of medical treatment has been ...
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A theoretical analysis of how user fee on healthcare can waste economic resources
... fund healthcare provided in public facilities ...a healthcare financing reform to transfer part of the burden of healthcare fi- nancing unto the ...in healthcare provision and factors ...
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Human resources for health in six healthcare arenas under stress: A qualitative study
... non-professional healthcare providers, such as community health workers and vaccinators, and all other employees (such as auxiliary staff, even watchmen) who work not just in the public subsector but also that of ...
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Critical race theory as a tool for understanding poor engagement along the HIV care continuum among African American/Black and Hispanic persons living with HIV in the United States: a qualitative exploration
... unequal resources informed experiences with and attitudes towards healthcare insti- tutions – attitudes that, in turn, shaped individuals’ deci- sions whether or not to initiate ART and/or to engage in HIV ...
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Human resource technology disruptions and their implications for human resources management in healthcare organizations
... Virtual and/or augmented reality (VR) technology is able to recreate complex situations and to make the learning experience entertaining. It is predicted to make its biggest impact on corporate and academic learning in ...
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