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Soft launch of GEAR at South Africa
GEARING UP FOR BETTER DECISIONS: LAUNCHING THE GUIDE TO HEALTH ECONOMIC ANALYSIS AND RESEARCH (GEAR) ONLINE RESOURCE
Alia LuzImagine you’re a researcher in a low- and middle-income country (LMIC), and you find that you need to conduct an economic evaluation for your country. Now,
Socioeconomic Impact of Universal Health Coverage
Thailand introduced and legislated Universal Health Coverage (UHC), “30 baht treats all disease project”, in 2001. The scheme covered approximately 47 million people who were not insured by Thailand\'s other existing large scale insurance schemes. This work aims to 1) understand how UHC affects and alters households’ routine life decisions, a
Socioeconomic Impact of UHC
Thailand introduced and legislated Universal Health Coverage (UHC), “30 baht treats all disease project”, in 2001. The scheme covered approximately 47 million people who were not insured by Thailand\\\'s other existing large scale insurance schemes. This work aims to 1) understand how UHC affects and alters households’ routine life decisions,
Social values and health policy: a new international research programme. (2012)
Social values and health policy: a new international research programme.
Peter Littlejohns, Albert Weale, Kalipso Chalkidou, Ruth Faden, Yot Teerawattananon, (2012) “Social values and health policy: a new international research programme”, Journal of Health Organization and Management, Vol. 26 Is
Social Costs of Tobacco and Alcohol in Sri Lanka
To develop Health Intervention and Technology Assessment (HITA) capacity in member states, World Health Organization, South East Asia Regional Office (WHO SEARO) allocated funding for HITA capacity building in the region. Sri Lanka, together with Indonesia and Nepal, was selected to be a country case study. The project began in early 2015 and is pa
Social and Ethical Analysis in Health Technology Assessment (2014)
Sripen Tantivess BSc, MPH, PhD*
* Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program, Ministry of Public Health, Nonthaburi, Thailand
This paper presents a review of the domestic and international literature on the assessment of the social and ethical implications of health technologies. It g
Snake venom may be ‘drug source’
Venomous reptiles may provide a good source for new drugs for human diseases, researchers in Liverpool say.Venom has already been used to create drugs, but the chemicals in it are often too deadly for human consumption.However, a study, published in the journal Nature Communications, has shown snake
Smoking, drinking tied to earlier pancreatic cancer
(Reuters Health) – People who smoke or drink heavily may develop pancreatic cancer at an earlier age than folks who avoid those habits, a new study suggests.It’s long been known that smoking is a risk factor for developing pancreatic cancer – a disease that is rarely caught early and has a grim prog
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