...   T , Bila   A , Bicaba   F   et al.   Free healthcare for some, fee-paying for the rest: adaptive practices and ethical issues in rural communities in the district of Boulsa, Burkina Faso . Glob Bioeth   2021 ; 32 : 100 – 15 . Druetz   T , Browne   L , Bicaba...

... “sortable” characteristic (e.g., book-to-market). Importantly, the short leg of our tradable factors only includes ETFs and accounts for shorting fees in constructing the factor returns. ¹ Hence, our long–short factors (e.g., HML_trad) explicitly account for real...

... expectancy. To address this challenge, we propose an emissions fee calibrated to be highest in regions most vulnerable to persistently high levels of pollution and most sensitive to future deterioration in air quality due to climate change. climate change ambient pollution emissions fees weather...

... on informal communications when health workers requested funding. No official document listing what fees should be paid, and what exemptions should be made, was provided to facility managers. At the same time, announcements continued to be made through the media encouraging people to access free MCH services...

... author: Health Services Research Centre, Victoria University of Wellington, Pipitea Campus, Wellington 6011, New Zealand. Email: [email protected] Aotearoa New Zealand co-payments fees health equity health expenditures primary health care References 1. Came H. Sites...

... measure the complexity of clinical trials, which is a significant step towards assessing workload and guiding resource allocation. clinical trials statistics and numerical data drugs investigational fees pharmaceutical pharmacy service hospital organization and administration surveys...

... and stayed active for at least 1 year before the release of the mobile app. Household Finance Mobile Apps Financial Mistakes Bank Fees Attention to Personal Finances Access to Financial Information Bank Data G5 D14 D83 G02 Does the availability of new technology equip consumers to make better...

... the requirement of high leverage while still maintaining a good performance level. Given the likely variation in (strict) ICAPM violations across time and assets, it follows that volatility timing success (or failure) is very much sample dependent. financial forecasting forecasting skill performance fees risk...

...Mark Schankerman; Florian Schuett Fifth, there is a tradeoff between screening and innovation. High fees help deter low-type applications, but they also discourage high-type investment. The optimal policy is a case in point. Optimal patent office fees are about fifteen times higher than current...

... and supported by frontline healthcare workers. Sierra Leone surgery user fees discretion quality of care staff morale KEY MESSAGES Patients perceive that patients who can afford to engage in informal payments to health workers, and those who have some connection to the hospital, receive higher standards...

... of outcomes including creatine kinase, MMT-12, EAT-10 and FEES. IVIGs are off-label for IIM patients and have been delivered upon approval by the local ethics committee (Azienda Policlinico, Bari) and signed informed consent of each patient. Among patients with FEES-dysphagia undergoing IVIG treatment, those...

...Michael J Cooper; Michael Halling; Wenhao Yang Next, using measures from Berk and van Binsbergen (2015) , we evaluate the distribution of gross value added and net value added (i.e., the product of gross or net-of-fee alpha and fund size) for our sample of funds as well as across quintiles...

... dysfunction. to the FEES results in determination of aspiration in order to Key words: Facial nerve monitoring, standardized mean dif- guide oral feeding recommendation. ference, electromyography Patients and Method: This study included 39 patients recruited from the Phoniatric out-patient clinics of Ain...

... government accountability health financing user fees vulnerable populations equity Key Messages Health law makers in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) lack the guidance and tools to write national legislation that promotes universal access to essential medicines through universal health...

... and Gilchrist 2012 ). However, over the last few decades, and the last few years, in particular, the imposition of fees and fines has accelerated to a point where they sit at the centre of immigration policy and practice. The maximum value of civil penalties for those responsible for enforcing immigration...

... the implementation outcome using the remaining user fee paid for items normally covered by the policy. 28 women who underwent a caesarean section. 17 women who underwent a caesarean section. We entered the data into an excel sheet and identified the median (because the data distribution was not normal...

...Catherine Korachais; Por Ir; Elodie Macouillard; Bruno Meessen Figure 1. Theory of change of the HEF scheme to health centre and hospital. Source: Authors. Fees charged at the point of use can be a barrier to the users, especially for the poorest ( Gilson, 1997 ; Xu et al...

...). If so, vintage restrictions can yield important welfare gains by moving the fleet composition toward cleaner cars, comparing well to alternative instruments such as scrappage subsidies and pollution-based registration fees. Air pollution Used-car market Driving restrictions Scrappage subsidies...

... of care and improve maternal health outcomes, policymakers must therefore focus on equitably reducing financial and other barriers to care seeking and improving quality of care throughout the continuum. User fees vouchers maternal health private sector Kenya continuum of care Key Messages...

... with the identification of the determinants of the location choice of foreign students at the university level in Italy, with a focus on the role of tuition fees. For destination countries, the inflow of foreign students yields significant benefits. The benefits drawn by universities from the attraction of foreign...