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Public expenditure with health in Portugal
1981Este artigo analisa a evolução da despesa pública em saúde no período 1970-78 classificada em quatro grandes grupos de actividades - cuidados personalizados prestados em estabelecimentos de saúde com internamento, cuidados personalizados em estabelecimentos de saúde sem internamento, cuidados de saúde não personalizados e administração, ensino e ...
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Uttaranchal: Review of Public Expenditure on Health [PDF]
, 2006 Until a few years ago, most governments across the world concerned themselves predominantly, with income growth strategies. Most, assumed rising incomes to transform into increased consumption and by analogy to improvement in quality of life. It has been realised that the linkage in this transformation may quite often be tenuous and, that all of what ...
Anand, Mukesh, Habbar Kalle, Amarnath
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Managing public health expenditure in Indonesia
2017Following decentralization in Indonesia there is evidence of a mismatch between spending responsibilities at the local level and local government’s ability to effectively manage resources. This research investigates the relationship between institutional arrangements for public expenditure management (PEM) and inequalities in health outcomes in ...
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Public Health Expenditures, Income and Health Outcomes in the Philippines [PDF]
, 2014 This paper studied the relationship among public health expenditures, income and health outcomes in the Philippines. Infant mortality rate, under five mortality rate and life expectancy were used as proxy for health outcomes. Specifically, this paper presented the profile of government health expenditures, income and health outcomes from 1981 to 2010 ...
Deluna, Roperto Jr +1 more
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Public Health Expenditure and Economic Development: The Case of South Africa Between 1996 and 2016
Cogent Economics and Finance, 2021Emeka Ndaguba
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Public Expenditure on Health through Additional Health Insurance
2015Health care system in Croatia is financed by model which has elements of the Bismarck and Beveridge financing systems: mostly funded by the health insurance contributions at a rate of 15% and to a lesser extent from the general taxes. With public funding sources, about 20% of the health care is financed from private sources.
Bagat, Mario, Mihanović, Damir
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