public health sector
Informal payments in developing countries' public health sector
... the public health care ...the public health sector and they have become a pressing social ...Many health care professionals believe that patients offer informal payments to ...
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Physician distribution and attrition in the public health sector of Ethiopia
... the public health sector or unfinished compulsory service years or the presence of vacant places in urban ...the public health sector because the role of intrinsic and ...
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Cameroon public health sector: shortage and inequalities in geographic distribution of health personnel
... of public sector health workforce across the different re- gions of ...general public health workforce and regional location but didn’t detail the spe- cific health facility of ...
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Incidence of maternal near miss in the public health sector of Harare, Zimbabwe: a prospective descriptive study
... In Zimbabwe maternal mortality remains high, even in urban settings although women in rural areas are at a sig- nificantly higher risk of dying from pregnancy complica- tions [13, 14]. The latest maternal mortality ratio ...
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Attributes of effective managers in the public health sector
... private sector, and absolutely none of it relates directly to the health ...and public organisations are different in many ways important to ...the public health sector as ...
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Adaptation to climate change in the Ontario public health sector
... Indirect health impacts identified included: re- spiratory problems from poor indoor air quality and psy- chological effects from damage to homes and buildings after a flood ...
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CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN THE VICTORIAN PUBLIC HEALTH SECTOR
... of health services has been felt by the community who have suffered as a result of long waiting lists for treatment and/or the cancellation of surgery due to hospital bed and staff shortages (Gough and ...
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Job satisfaction and motivation of health workers in public and private sectors: cross-sectional analysis from two Indian states
... plex health system with considerably different conditions prevailing in its different states ...the health transition than UP, as shown by lower child mortality rates (86 deaths per 1000 births in children ...
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Health workforce attrition in the public sector in Kenya: a look at the reasons
... rate health workers leave the public health ...among health workers in sub-Saharan African countries abounds, most countries have weak human resource information systems (HRIS) that cannot ...
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Understanding the factors influencing health-worker employment decisions in South Africa
... of health, there is a paucity of evidence on the efficacy of various incentive schemes that address the nonfinancial pull and push factors to move within or out of ...the public health ...three ...
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A description of a tailored knowledge translation intervention delivered by knowledge brokers within public health departments in Canada
... Public health professionals in Canada are expected to de- liver effective and efficient programmes and services that protect and promote the health of the population ...of public health ...
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New Economic Policy and Employment in India
... The public sector which is the major employer of organized labour has been initiating disinvestment in many of its ...private sector also suffer from industrial ...organized sector has limited ...
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Organisational Management Peculiarities of the Public Sector Referring to Sports as a Public Sector Example
... Separate regions in the United Kingdom have total autonomy in sports. Sport England has published its new strategy for 2008 to 2011. This strategy will focus specifically on sport, rather than sport and active ...
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Separate spheres and indirect benefits
... a health plan whose members contribute resourc- es in the form of insurance premiums, the mandate of the plan's administrators is typically understood to be to use those resources to serve the members' ...
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Experiences of using life histories with health workers in post-conflict and crisis settings: methodological reflections.
... Although health workers may not normally be assumed to be a vulnerable group whose voices are unheard, mid-level cadres in remote areas are marginalized from the centres of power in their countries – some- thing ...
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A Study of the Financial Performance of Selected Public Sector and Private Sector Bank through: CAMEL Model
... and health of selected private sector banks and public sector banks through CAMEL ...five public sector banks SBI, PNB, IDBI, Bank of India, Oriental Bank of Commerce ...
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Proceedings of the Inaugural Conference of the Law & (and) Public Policy Program: An Introduction and Summary
... Conference speakers represented health care providers (physicians and both private and public hospitals); the not-for-profit sector (foundations and health and social-welfa[r] ...
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Public sector reform and demand for human resources for health (HRH)
... service. Health sector employees are often part of the civil service, and so civil service reform has an impact on the employ- ment and deployment of health ...the public sector and ...
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Motivation among Physicians in Greek Public Health-Care Sector
... Methodology: Through the review of relevant literature, an attempt to examine the trends in this issue in Greek public health care sector has been made. Various electronic databases were searched by ...
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Promoting mental health in a large and diverse public sector workforce
... workplace health and safety initiatives for long-term health ...and health risk assessments (if conducted by a qualified health professional) ...
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