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Basic Health Care for the Elderly

Gerontology & Geriatrics Education, 2000
Abstract Although providing primary care for an increasing number of elderly patients, most community physicians have had no geriatric training during their medical education. A survey was carried out to evaluate knowledge about basic health care for the elderly by physicians in Israel.
Arthur Leibovitz   +2 more
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Informatics in Basic Health Care

1990
Well-known, although not generally recognised is the fact that in the health care system of the population the basic health care services form the bases where people usually first meet the physician and where the service itself is the closest to the people.
L. Morva, P. Simon, L. Szolnoki
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The challenge to restoring basic health care in Uganda

Social Science & Medicine, 1998
This paper presents the results of a health facility survey conducted in Uganda between June 1992 and December 1993. The survey covered both government and non-government organisation (NGO) facilities from 10 districts in the five regions of the country.
. Okello, D.O   +3 more
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The 8 Basic Payment Methods in Health Care

Annals of Internal Medicine, 2015
Eight basic payment methods are applicable across all types of health care. Each method is defined by the unit of payment (per time period, beneficiary, recipient, episode, day, service, dollar of cost, or dollar of charges). These methods are more specific than common terms, such as capitation, fee for service, global payment, and cost reimbursement ...
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Basic Research and the Cost of Health Care

Science, 1993
Figure 4 (p. 997) of the article "The genesis and collapse of third millenium north Mesopotamian civilization" by H. Weiss et al. (20 Aug., p. 995) contained some errors. The correct figure appears below. [See Table in the PDF]
John F. Beary   +2 more
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Justice and a universal right to basic health care

Social Science & Medicine. Part F: Medical and Social Ethics, 1981
Abstract The first section of this article examines Sade's argument refuting the notion of a right to health care, showing that his argument is inconclusive. The second section sets out three principles of justice through an examination of one of the simplest instances of justice—a just exchange of goods or services between two persons.
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Basic health care in El Salvador

Disasters, 1984
Health care in a conventional war has its own characteristics. Health care in a guerilla war, as exists at present in El Salvador, adds to this some new aspects.
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Rights and Basic Health Care

Journal of Medicine and Philosophy, 2011
D Robert, MacDougall, Griffin, Trotter
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Basic Health Care Is Not a “Market Good”

Archives of Internal Medicine, 2012
Darryl, Potyk, Jeremy, Graham
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