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Social Policy & Administration, 1986
AbstractTo clarify the polemics surrounding public and private responsibilities in health care, this article deals with the economic justification for the commitment of public resources. Public health measures do possess the properties of public goods or physical externalities, and yet may not have the sufficient conditions for allocating resources by ...
Kenneth, Lee, Naoki, Ikegami
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AbstractTo clarify the polemics surrounding public and private responsibilities in health care, this article deals with the economic justification for the commitment of public resources. Public health measures do possess the properties of public goods or physical externalities, and yet may not have the sufficient conditions for allocating resources by ...
Kenneth, Lee, Naoki, Ikegami
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Occupational Health and Social Resources
International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics, 2001There is a relationship between the changes in work-related diseases and the following factors: the transformation of the organization of work, organizational development, as well as human and social changes in the work environment. These factors also influence the maintenance of industrial health and safety standards at work.
O, Cernavin, P, Lemke-Goliasch
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The lay resource in health and health care
Health Promotion International, 1986In our preoccupation with developing professional health care services, we have lost sight of the contribution of lay people to their own health care. Indeed, health care has become synonymous with professional care. Recently, however, studies in Europe and North American suggest that the lay resource in health care constitutes at least 85% of all ...
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Government Resources on Mental Health
The Senior Care Pharmacist, 2020State and federal governments collect massive amounts of data, both in their role as sponsors of research and as payers for an increasing share of health care services. The information available includes definitive clinical research as well as statistical information about disease prevalence and contribution to health care costs.
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Social Resources, Health Resources, and Preventive Health Behavior: Patterns and Predictions
Public Health Nursing, 1985AbstractThis study was designed to test the resource model of preventive health behavior (PHB) that incorporates social and health resources as causes of good health habits. The findings were based on survey data collected in 1979 on a national probability sample of 3,025 adults. Factor analysis was used to construct indexes of PHB and of health.
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Faith: an untapped health resource
Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 1987A holistic nursing viewpoint is needed to tap this ever present yet often overlooked health ...
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Human resources for health in India
The Lancet, 2011India has a severe shortage of human resources for health. It has a shortage of qualified health workers and the workforce is concentrated in urban areas. Bringing qualified health workers to rural, remote, and underserved areas is very challenging. Many Indians, especially those living in rural areas, receive care from unqualified providers.
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Synapse health resources online
Journal of Medical Systems, 1992The University of Nebraska Medical Center maintains the Synapse Health Information Network to provide timely clinical and library resource information to health professionals across Nebraska and surrounding regions. The system is in over 115 sites across Nebraska and surrounding regions and maintains over 320 network users.
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