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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Public health institutions"”.
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The effectiveness of internal controls on the management of internally generated funds at the university teaching hospital.
While there exist internal controls in the public health institutions in Zambia, several inconsistencies; violation of established financial management guidelines and procedures, contracts and services are not being rendered in accordance to set-out procedures, cost overruns due to delays in …
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The effectiveness of internal controls on the management of internally generated funds at the university teaching hospital.
While there exist internal controls in the public health institutions in Zambia, several inconsistencies; violation of established financial management guidelines and procedures, contracts and services are not being rendered in accordance to set-out procedures, cost overruns due to delays in …
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The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and various lockdown levels on emergency medical services response times to trauma incidents in the Western Cape Province, South Africa
… an immense challenge to both private and public health institutions and brought to the fore the importance of emergency medical services. The COVID-19 crisis provided evidence of the importance of out-of-hospital care for the lives of the patients depending on access to prompt medical …
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Toward a Democratic Science? Environmental Justice Activists, Multiple Epidemiologies, and Toxic Waste Controversies
… epidemiological investigations of the human health effects of hazardous wastes. Activists inserted their position into an ongoing scientific controversy where multiple epidemiologies existed--environmental, dumpsite, and popular--reflecting various understandings and interests of federal and …
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Les obstacles juridico-politiques à la collaboration interprofessionnelle en santé et la nécessité de revoir certains modes de gouvernance prévus dans la LSSSS
Interprofessional collaboration in healthcare has a major impact on quality, continuity and integration of services. While there is considerable scope for studying internal factors that enhance or restrict collaboration, few studies address systemic factors, such as legal and policy factors. This …
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Lessons Learned: Can a Principled Mechanism for Improving Health Equity be Integrated into a Budgetary Process?
<p>Health equity is the social justice lens that public health institutions across the United States have increasingly embraced as a mandate, however there are few jurisdictions addressing how to prioritize funding toward that end. The practical translation of a social justice concept necessitates …
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Education and Career Development of Bachelors in Public Health // Обучение и професионална реализация на бакалаври по обществено здраве
… number of qualified staff in the field of public health (PH) is a problem that the world's health systems face at a time of pandemic. Appropriate training programs and a clear set of competencies are required to strengthen the capacity of working health professionals in Europe. We aim to …
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Factors affecting cervical screening of female nurses at Public Health Institution in Vhembe District, Limpopo Province
… to cervical screening by female nurses in public health institutions in Vhembe district. Methods: A quantitative cross-sectional descriptive design was used in this study. The target population was 264 professional nurses who were sampled from four hospitals. The stratified random sampling …
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Critical evaluation of the role of community based health insurance schemes in extending health care coverage to the informal sector in Ghana
… community is how to finance and provide health care for the large informal sector in low and middle income countries. This is as a result of the inability of the traditional tax systems in most of these countries to generate the needed revenue to help meet the health needs of the …
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Nutrient-Rich Foods in Western African Food Supply: Applying Nutrient Profiling Models to the FAO Food Composition Table for Western Africa (WAFCT 2019)
… role in providing essential micronutrients of public health significance in Western Africa. Governments, public health institutions, and academic organizations in the region should work together to recognize the nutrient density of these foods, increase their accessibility and affordability, …
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The effects of Performance-Based Financing on the uptake of health services in low-and-middle-income countries: A systematic review
… (PBF) since the late nineties to improve health system effectiveness and efficiency. Two previous systematic literature reviews assessed the effect of PBF on the uptake of specific health services such as HIV/AIDs and modern family planning. Another two assessed its effect on different …
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Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices on Prevention of Mother to Child transmission of HIV among Health Care Providers at the University Teaching Hospital and in Lusaka Urban Clinics
… services has been introduced in nearly all public health institutions. Proper implementation of these services however, requires adequate knowledge and appropriate attitudes and practices (KAPs) on the part of the healthcare providers. The objective of this study was to assess the KAPs …
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Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices on Prevention of Mother to Child transmission of HIV among Health Care Providers at the University Teaching Hospital and in Lusaka Urban Clinics
… services has been introduced in nearly all public health institutions. Proper implementation of these services however, requires adequate knowledge and appropriate attitudes and practices (KAPs) on the part of the healthcare providers. The objective of this study was to assess the KAPs …