Primary healSystemsEfficiency of the healthLong-termAccessibility to careSystemAccessEconomicReduce costsTreatmentExperienceModel2019ApproachResultsResearchClinicalProfessionalsEspeciallyWorkProvidersTakeOrderHairMentalPleasePrevalence2020OutcomesPatientsNeedsQualityImproveServicesPatientGlobalMillionChildren
Primary heal1
- Primary Health Care, 17(4), 29-34. (tena.fr)
Systems5
- The steadily rising costs of health care is a daunting challenge facing health care systems today across the word. (bcg.com)
- In this perspective, we look at health care systems from a proprietary framework of funding flows, identify the most common "leakages" in the system, and propose ways to address them using principles derived from our case work and experience. (bcg.com)
- We also expect that healthcare costs will constitute an important contextual issue, especially in the context of public healthcare systems where issues of resource allocation figure prominently in the delivery of innovative care in neurodevelopmental diseases. (genomecanada.ca)
- Building on cooperation during the COVID-19 pandemic, EU Member States need to join forces to build resilient and sustainable health and care systems that leave no one behind and value the work of care workers, civil society organisations and volunteers. (europa.eu)
- As healthcare payers and providers use different information systems, patients can get caught in the middle and forced to bridge the gap with cumbersome processes. (intersystems.com)
Efficiency of the health2
- To deal with this, several health care policies have been successively tried in order to increase finances for and efficiency of the health care system with the objective of improving the health status of the population. (theses.fr)
- The results obtained demonstrate that the efficiency of the health care system can be significantly improved at the same time as geographic and financial accessibility to care at a cost compatible with the population's capacity to pay. (theses.fr)
Long-term2
Accessibility to care1
- The high cost of their care and the limited accessibility to care demonstrate the need to strengthen prevention. (who.int)
System2
- Should medical tourism be used to supplement gaps in our health care system? (umontreal.ca)
- The experiment illustrates an organizational and financing model for health care on two levels under the form of a district health system and emphasizes community participation in the financing of health care. (theses.fr)
Access3
- increased school attendance, and access to health care facilities. (ifad.org)
- Opening the conference, Séamus Boland , president of the Civil Society Organisations' Group, recalled that access to affordable and quality healthcare is a right for EU citizens. (europa.eu)
- The income level, access to care, stress, and other social factors behind these indicators have a greater impact on health than genetics or access to healthcare services². (intersystems.com)
Economic5
- Top concerns in the U.S. include economic uncertainty, the cost of benefits, difficulty finding qualified employees and regulatory requirements. (grenoble-em.com)
- Methods We summarize the results of a Canadian research program using economic analyses to understand the costs of work disability related to mental disorders and cost-effective interventions. (erudit.org)
- Over the last fifteen years, the economic and health situation in most countries of Subsaharian Africa has been characterized by numerous disequilibria which dangerously affect the well-being of their populations. (theses.fr)
- This research is thus divided into two parts: the first is devoted to the theoretical bases and to the institutional context of health sector financing, and the second focuses on the socio-economic evaluation of the cost recovery experiment in the Niari region of the Congo. (theses.fr)
- Healthcare must be people-centred and valued as a social investment, not a 'cost', concluded a conference organised by the Civil Society Organisations' Group of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) at the House of Europe in Stockholm on 25 May 2023. (europa.eu)
Reduce costs2
- This brief article discusses factors that are related to the costs of mental illness in the workplace, identifies some of the workplace elements which could be targeted to reduce costs and explores examples of types of workplace interventions that can reduce costs. (erudit.org)
- Since replacing an old engine with InterSystems integration technology over a decade ago, the IDN has seen InterSystems solutions solve multiple problems to power growth, save employee time, and reduce costs. (intersystems.com)
Treatment4
- cost of treatment for radiotherapy alone was 511,264 XAF +/-103,479 XAF. (who.int)
- cervical cancer, cost, duration of treatment was 57.34 days, with a median number of 27 sessions. (who.int)
- 2016). The cost-effectiveness of short-term and long-term psychotherapy in the treatment of depressive and anxiety disorders during a 5-year follow-up . (uottawa.ca)
- Partial results indicate that the excessive use of psychoactive drugs has become an instrument in the treatment of mental health, excluding other possibilities of take care and transforming the chemical into the holder of mental health. (bvsalud.org)
Experience1
- The company's industry-leading approach to innovation re-imagines product design and aims to enhance patient experience, reduce cost, improve clinical outcomes, and deliver a superior customer experience,' adds Ali Amiri. (yahoo.com)
Model1
- Is a stepped model of care cost-effective compared to usual care for chronic musculoskeletal disorders? (ulaval.ca)
20191
- 2019). Association of mental health disorders with health care utilization and costs among adults with chronic cisease. (uottawa.ca)
Approach2
Results1
- Results There are at least two main approaches to decrease the costs of mental disorders in the workplace. (erudit.org)
Research1
- As it is an ongoing research, we observe an excessive prescription of psychoactive drugs, a distortion in the concept of disease for something that needs to be controlled at any cost and pharmaceutical industry impositions on the doctors, generating possible damages in the subject. (bvsalud.org)
Clinical1
- However, historically, social determinants of health have not received enough attention in clinical care. (intersystems.com)
Professionals2
- Identifying outcomes for depression that matter to patients, informal caregivers, and health-care professionals: Qualitative content analysis of a large international online survey. (uottawa.ca)
- The regulation and oversight of the health professionals responsible for providing care to patients in Ontario is an important mechanism to ensure patients receive the highest-quality care possible (e.g., by setting the standards that professionals need to meet in their practice) while mitigating, to the. (bvsalud.org)
Especially2
- Extra cost came radiotherapy from chemotherapy, management of side effects especially from blood transfusions, and imaging. (who.int)
- Patterns of practice related to how PHARMACISTS prepare or compound PRESCRIPTION DRUGS as especially influenced by cost of the service requested and provided. (bvsalud.org)
Work2
Providers1
- In the greater New York City area, Healthfirst, a not-for-profit, hospital-sponsored health plan and pioneer in value-based care, recognized the need for collaborative data exchange with providers for quality and improved member outcomes. (intersystems.com)
Take1
- For the decision-makers, it is urgent to take effective measures and actions to protect the health of exposed populations. (em-consulte.com)
Order1
- Our objective was to assess the real cost of care in order to Hôpital Central de Yaoundé support patient assistance policies. (who.int)
Hair2
- Chez Henkel Consumer Brands, nos équipes font évoluer nos catégories passionnantes Laundry & Home Care et Hair en permanence. (henkel.hu)
- Notre Les équipes de Henkel Consumer Brands sont continuellement à l'origine de l'évolution dans des catégories dynamiques : Laundry & Home Care et Hair. (henkel.se)
Mental3
- The annual cost of the care of these intellectual deficiencies attributable to PM 2.5 is estimated at € 15 million and that of the mental handicap on the lifespan of the LBW children born in 2012 attributable to PM 2.5 is estimated at € 1.2 billion (range, € 458 million to € 1.9 billion). (em-consulte.com)
- The Costs of Mental Disorders in the Workplace: Can They Be Decreased? (erudit.org)
- Surprisingly, the top three indicators of life expectancy in the U.S. for a given population are per capita nursing home residency, mental health challenges, and prevalence of tooth loss¹. (intersystems.com)
Please1
- Please read this Withings Developer Software Agreement carefully before accessing, downloading or using any part of the Withings API Software for Withings digital health products and Services. (withings.com)
Prevalence1
- Risk, prevalence and prevention of pressure ulcers in three Swedish health-care settings, Journal of Wound Care, 13(7), 286-290. (tena.fr)
20201
- 3. Faculty of Health Sciences, r alis e d'octobre 2020 janvier 2021. (who.int)
Outcomes1
- exploring costs and outcomes. (tena.fr)
Patients1
- Skin Care in Patients with Urinary or Faecal Incontinence. (tena.fr)
Needs1
- Older adults overwhelmingly say they prefer to remain in their homes even as they face increasingly complex healthcare needs. (intersystems.com)
Quality1
- They can retain their independence, remain socially engaged with their communities and, overall, have a higher quality of life, which contributes to improved physical health. (intersystems.com)
Improve3
- Sterile single-use endoscopes, artificial intelligence, and robotics will continue to evolve and improve delivery of care. (yahoo.com)
- Genetics studies are becoming increasingly prevalent, leading to a growing body of information on disease susceptibility with the potential to improve health care. (genomecanada.ca)
- The health of British Columbians has continued to improve over the past decade, with gains in healthadjusted life expectancy and a gradual decrease in the gap between the life expectancy of women and men. (bvsalud.org)
Services1
- Conformément aux règles finales de transparence dans la couverture (85 FR 72158) établies aux États-Unis par les départements du Trésor, du Travail et de la Santé et des Services sociaux, cliquez ici pour accéder aux fichiers requis avec le système de lecture automatisée. (bcg.com)
Patient1
- The highly portable handle allows the care to be brought to anywhere the patient is. (yahoo.com)
Global1
- Extraits: "There is no question that health care is becoming more global and medical frontiers more blurred," said Catherine Régis, a researcher in the faculty of law at the Université de Montréal. (umontreal.ca)
Million2
- The cost of specific care of the 8300 (range, 3100-13,300) children born every year in France with a LBW attributable to PM 2.5 exposure is estimated at € 25 million (range, € 9.5-39 million). (em-consulte.com)
- Collectively, the enterprise provides health insurance to nearly 1.5 million members. (erwin.com)
Children1
- We estimated the attributable cost due to PM 2.5 of healthcare at birth and cognitive retardation of children with LBW in metropolitan France in 2012. (em-consulte.com)