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Cardiovascular Health and Financial Hardship: Protocol for a Qualitative Citizen Science Study.

JMIR Res Protoc
Niewold D, van Gestel ECE, Abidi L, Tiemstra K, Thoolen M, Nagelhout GE.   +5 more
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Permanent health education for health economics in Brazil: a forgotten facet? [PDF]

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Romão MH, de Lima Paiva JC, de Macêdo Silva L, de Oliveira Junior EB, da Costa JMM, Dos Santos Felipe IJ, de Campos RP, de Moura Santos Lima TGF, Rêgo MCFD, Reis MKS, Bonfim MAA, da Silva Valentim JLR, Coutinho KD, de Pinho Dias A, de Oliveira CAP, Coutinho KMD, do Nascimento Batista NA, Da Rocha MA, de Aragão ES, de Medeiros Guimarães JM, Henriques S, Veloso CM, de Medeiros Valentim RA, Quintas-Mendes AM.   +23 more
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Empowering chronic disease management with smart healthcare in China: a policy effectiveness evaluation by PMC index model. [PDF]

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Yang H, Wang X, Zhang T, Zhao S, Cai R, Wang D.   +5 more
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Examining health system responsiveness policy in Kenya and South Africa: A content and framing analysis of policy documents 1994-2024

Kagwanja N, Molyneux S, Gilson L, Tsofa B, Khan G, Schaay N, Olivier J.   +6 more
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Implementation research in Primary Care (Part 2): How to conduct implementation research? [PDF]

Malays Fam Physician
Tong WT, Ooi CY, Sales A, Ng CJ.
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Pathways to promote the performance of healthcare financial expenditure from an audit perspective: Evidence from Hunan Province. [PDF]

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Ling S, Tang X, Shi Q.
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How and Why Telehealth Interventions Improve Self-Care Among Vulnerable Groups of Patients With Heart Failure: Scoping Review and Rapid Realist Synthesis.

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Allana S, Norris C, Hussain A, Alaidarous N, Haider RM, Clark AM.   +5 more
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Disparities in Health Care and Medical Evaluations by Gender: A Review of Evidence and Mechanisms

AEA Papers and Proceedings, 2021
Male and female patients often receive different medical evaluations and treatment even when they have the same symptoms, and relative to men, women are less likely to receive benefits within social insurance programs that rely on medical evaluations. This article reviews evidence from prior research that documents the existence of these gender gaps in
Marika Cabral, Marcus Dillender
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Correcting for compensating mechanisms related to productivity costs in economic evaluations of health care programmes

Health Economics, 2004
AbstractIn the economic evaluation of health care programmes, productivity costs are often estimated using patients' wages for the period of absence. However, the use of such methods for short periods of absence is controversial. A previous study found that short‐term absence is often compensated for during normal working hours and therefore does not ...
Jacob-Tacken, KHM, Koopmanschap, Marc, Meerding, WJ (Willem Jan), Severens, Hans   +3 more
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