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Assessment of Hospital Overcrowding Perceptions and Outpatient Care Quality Among Hypertensive Patients in Mampong, Ghana: A Cross-Sectional Study. [PDF]

Health Sci Rep
Darko G, Aguadze C, Dabuo P.
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Combining self-regulation and poverty reduction to prevent depression and anxiety among adolescents experiencing multi-dimensional poverty in Colombia, Nepal and South Africa: study protocol of a pilot 4-arm cluster randomised controlled trial. [PDF]

Pilot Feasibility Stud
Jordans MJD, Lund C, Garman EC, Bonifaz MS, Avendano M, Bauer A, Dedios Sanguineti MC, Eleftheriou G, Evans-Lacko S, Jaramillo SG, García JF, Gautam K, Gevonden M, Jacobs R, Kohrt BA, Krabbendam L, Luitel NP, van der Merwe N, Piedrahita JJC, Singh R, Sinichi M, Trujillo D, Sorsdahl K, Roy S, Tol WA, Rojas D, Yarrow P.   +26 more
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Estimating the Budgetary Impact of Reforms to the Medicare Advantage Quality Bonus Program.

JAMA
Dixit MN, Shroff J, Meyers DJ, Ryan AM.
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The Economic Burden of Epidermolysis Bullosa: A Scoping Review.

Dermatology
Grutters LA, Teertstra F, van der Werf S, van Asselt ADI, van den Akker PC, Bolling MC.   +5 more
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Earning per share and takeovers

Journal of Banking and Finance, 1978
Abstract Eps (earning per share) is widely used as a financial measure of performance, but it can be misleading in takeovers and mergers. Conditions are examined under which the eps of a combined enterprise is greater than that of each of the constituent companies prior to the bid, and the relative gains to the bidder (in terms of earning) are stated.
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Earnings per share

1992
Earnings per share (EPS) is one of the most widely quoted statistics in financial analysis. It came into great prominence in the US during the late 1950s and early 1960s due to the widespread use of the price earnings ratio (PE) as a yardstick for investment decisions.
Mike Davies, Ron Paterson, Allister Wilson   +2 more
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The Computation of Earnings Per Share.

The Accounting Review, 1968
Abstract This article focuses on the computation of earning per share. The Accounting Principles Board of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants has taken the position that in the computation of a corporation's earnings per common share explicit adjustment should be made for the existence of outstanding senior stock or
Harold Bierman, Ernest Liu
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Earnings per share

1999
FRS 14 Earnings per share was issued on 1 October 1998, replacing SSAP 3, which was also entitled Earnings per share, and amending UITF Abstract 13 Accounting for ESOP trusts. The FRS was developed not through any dissatisfaction with SSAP 3, but exploiting an opportunity to align the UK with international developments.
Ken Wild, Brian Creighton
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Earnings per share

2017
This chapter addresses earnings per share (EPS), one of the key ratios that equity investors will use to assess the performance of a company and the return to them. IAS 33 Earnings per Share is the standard used in the calculation of earnings per share. The chapter explains the significance of basic and diluted EPS as a measure of financial performance.
Jonathan Crowe, Tony Bradshaw
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Whisper Forecasts of Quarterly Earnings per Share

SSRN Electronic Journal, 1998
Abstract We compare First Call analyst forecasts of earnings to unofficial forecasts commonly referred to as whispers. Our analysis indicates that whispers are more accurate proxies for market expectations of earnings than are First Call forecasts, consistent with the claim in the professional press that whispers are increasingly becoming the true ...
Mark Bagnoli, Messod D. Beneish, Susan G. Watts   +2 more
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