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Disability & Society, 2003
How is an independent daily life possible for disabled people when relying upon professional service provision and the bureaucratic gate-keeping systems of the welfare state? This article discusses this question in relation to an interview study. Eighteen mobility disabled and 20 service providers in one local setting in Norway were interviewed.
INGRID HELGØY, BODIL RAVNEBERG, PER SOLVANG +2 more
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The Life Cycle of Make-Whole Call Provisions

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012
Abstract Perception of industry professionals is that these bonds behave no differently than non-callable bonds. However, make-whole callable bonds are almost twice as likely to be retired early as non-callable bonds. Analysis of which bonds/firms include make-whole call provisions as well as of retirement events suggests the call provision aids ...
Scott Brown, Eric Powers
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Hospital Provision of End-of-Life Services

Medical Care, 2002
Availability of options other than aggressive medical treatment for persons with life-limiting illnesses has provided hospitals an opportunity to adopt formalized end-of-life care services.To describe hospital ownership types that have adopted formalized end-of-life services (who), the scope of end-of-life services offered (what), and the geographic ...
Kenneth R, White, Clarke E, Cochran, Urvashi B, Patel +2 more
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