Assessing pricing and reimbursement policies for generic pharmaceuticals in the MENA region for improved efficiency, affordability and generic penetration [0.03%]
评估中东和北非地区仿制药的定价和报销政策以提高效率、可负担性和仿制渗透率
Bregtje W Kamphuis,Panos Kanavos
Bregtje W Kamphuis
Background: Healthcare systems in the Middle East & North Africa (MENA) region face challenges in healthcare service funding and delivery. Greater use of generics satisfies the objectives of macroeconomic efficiency and c...
Physician descriptions of the influence of pay for performance on medical decision-making [0.03%]
医师对支付与表现绩效对医疗决策影响的描述
Beth Jeanette Graefe,JoAnn Foley Markette
Beth Jeanette Graefe
Objectives: To explore physician descriptions of the influence of pay for performance (P4P) programs on their medical decision-making for the delivery of health care through three antecedents of behavior intention-attitud...
The effect of in utero exposure to household air pollution on child health: Evidence from Ghana [0.03%]
家庭空气污染对儿童健康的影响：来自冈比亚的证据
Kwame Adjei-Mantey,Kenji Takeuchi
Kwame Adjei-Mantey
This study examines the impact of in utero exposure to household air pollution on child health. By using a pseudo panel data compiled from three rounds of two separate household datasets in Ghana, we investigate the impacts of dirty fuel us...
Tobacco control policies in India were unable to address inequities in Tobacco-related harm [0.03%]
印度的烟草控制政策未能解决与烟草相关的不平等伤害问题
Rohini Ruhil
Rohini Ruhil
Introduction: The Global Adult Tobacco Survey (GATS) India 2016-17 has shown that increased regulations over time impacted tobacco use culture, which opened the doors for further regulation, making it an iterative process...
Intersection of class, caste, gender and unmet healthcare needs in India: Implications for health policy [0.03%]
印度社会阶级、种姓、性别与未满足医疗卫生需求的交叉点及其对卫生政策的影响
Sandhya R Mahapatro,K S James,Udaya S Mishra
Sandhya R Mahapatro
Despite renewed policy priorities to universalise health coverage, unmet need for healthcare is long-standing concern in India. The recent data suggests the unmet healthcare need amounts to a notable share of twelve per cent. While studies ...
Barriers and facilitators of Patient-Public Engagement for health system improvement in Sub-Saharan Africa: A systematic scoping review [0.03%]
撒哈拉以南非洲卫生系统改善过程中患者公众参与的障碍与促进因素：一项系统综述研究
Samuel Egyakwa Ankomah,Adam Fusheini,Sarah Derrett
Samuel Egyakwa Ankomah
Introduction: Patient-Public Engagement (PPE) is central to most community and public health interventions. There are reports on PPE's impact on improving health and health systems. Yet, PPE initiatives are infrequent in ...
Oral health guidelines in the primary care policies of five selected countries: An integrative review [0.03%]
五国全科医疗政策中的口腔健康指南：综合述评
João Victor Inglês de Lara,Paulo Frazão
João Victor Inglês de Lara
Background: Oral conditions remain a major health problem worldwide. Primary Health Care (PHC) has been recognized as a strategy to construct integrated health systems in order to produce the best health outcomes and redu...
Commentary on "Drivers of health in sub-Saharan Africa". A dynamic panel analysis [0.03%]
“撒哈拉以南非洲的健康驱动因素”述评——基于动态面板的分析
Mwoya Byaro
Mwoya Byaro
•This commentary discuss the drawbacks observed in the published article in Health Policy OPEN.•It explains the common problems overlooked by the scholars and reviewers when applied dynamic panel data model.•Too many instruments counts i...
Explaining regional variations in mother-child health: Additional identified determinants in India and Bangladesh [0.03%]
解释印度和孟加拉国母子健康区域差异的额外确定因素
Susmita Dasgupta,Subhendu Roy,David Wheeler
Susmita Dasgupta
This paper explores the sources of spatial variation in child wasting and maternal anemia in three Indian states and six Bangladeshi divisions. Our initial probability models incorporate traditionally-cited variables from Demographic and He...
An audit of surgical site infections among Omani travelers to India for spinal surgery [0.03%]
前往印度接受脊柱手术的阿曼旅客手术部位感染审计
K Venugopal Menon,Mansur Abdelmottaleb,Khalifa Al Ghafri et al.
K Venugopal Menon et al.
Introduction: Many Omani nationals travel to India for Spine surgery. Surgical site infection (SSI) rates in these patients is considered more than normal. The indications for surgery are also deemed liberal. Objective: T...